What size grain store can I build for £100k ?

[grainboy]

They would, just got to confirm job, as next to Railway line, and possibly problem with network rail over Crane permit.

 

[Doing it for the kids]

What size should be allowed for for a fan house Please?

 

[Woldgrain Storage]

Excluding drying what cost/value would people put on grain storage on a pence/t/week basis or similar?

Keeping it simple, £1 per tonne per month would cover costs, based on full occupancy.

Non-agricultural storage is a bigger earner for empty sheds.

 

[Foxcover]

Or go the Second hand bin route around £20 per ton, available in the spring. View attachment 933685plus concrete and re erected

What size/capacity are those?

 

[BobGreen]

What size should be allowed for for a fan house Please?

6m x 6m

 

[WB5]

2019 we had built a 60x80 flat floor store 25’ to the eves , 3.6m concrete panel walls , power float Finnish floor and x2 6mx6m electric roller door . Whole job was 100k . View attachment 933311

Who provided your building?

 

[Bob lincs]

Colley Farm Buildings

 

[John]

Anyone had a 60x80 shed built since all the prices went up?

 

[Stuart J]

1,000T GRAIN STORE OFFER
80 x 60 x 20ft 1,000T Grain Store Offer = £37,000*

• Concrete panels to 3m
• All steelwork, including web stiffeners & rafter stays
• Roof, end & side cladding
• Purlins & rainwater goods

This is on Graham Heaths Website. Obviously ground work, erection costs and concrete on top. (Not an endorsement of any kind, just put it up to show a cost of a building).
As a very rough guestimate, I would say a building can be split in to 3rds. 1/3 building, 1/3rd groundwork erection, 1/3 Concrete.

Same shed today 57k

 

[Woldgrain Storage]

Our price for buying new storage is £120 before full tax relief.

Same shed today 57k

Our price is still £120 before full tax relief (available for a limited time only).

 

[Stuart J]

Our price is still £120 before full tax relief (available for a limited time only).

I'm not sending my grain from Aberdeenshire to North Lincs.

 

[Woldgrain Storage]

I'm not sending my grain from Aberdeenshire to North Lincs.

Finding hauliers could be an issue and might push the boundaries of our pooled haulage system.

 

[Poncherello1976]

I was going to put up a store in the new year, have permission, but have now put it on hold as the cost have got way to much. Also there is too much uncertainty around and I may well go in to a CS scheme next year which may take out some cropping and so will have less to store. This harvest coming I will get everything moved at harvest somewhere else, some will be sold and some will be sold through the season, but someone else can look after it! Will cost a little, but not as much as a new building and will give me the time to sort out what we are going to do.
I might instead spend the money on a storage building as people keep badgering me for space!

 

[ollie989898]

I was going to put up a store in the new year, have permission, but have now put it on hold as the cost have got way to much. Also there is too much uncertainty around and I may well go in to a CS scheme next year which may take out some cropping and so will have less to store. This harvest coming I will get everything moved at harvest somewhere else, some will be sold and some will be sold through the season, but someone else can look after it! Will cost a little, but not as much as a new building and will give me the time to sort out what we are going to do.
I might instead spend the money on a storage building as people keep badgering me for space!

In your neck of the woods the letting of storage space would surely be strong enough to justify putting up two sheds?! Everytime I drive into Oxfordshire I swear I can smell money.

 

[Forever Fendt]

I was going to put up a store in the new year, have permission, but have now put it on hold as the cost have got way to much. Also there is too much uncertainty around and I may well go in to a CS scheme next year which may take out some cropping and so will have less to store. This harvest coming I will get everything moved at harvest somewhere else, some will be sold and some will be sold through the season, but someone else can look after it! Will cost a little, but not as much as a new building and will give me the time to sort out what we are going to do.
I might instead spend the money on a storage building as people keep badgering me for space!

A storage building would pay for its self in 6/7 years in the right spot

 

[Poncherello1976]

In your neck of the woods the letting of storage space would surely be strong enough to justify putting up two sheds?! Everytime I drive into Oxfordshire I swear I can smell money.

I probably will put up 2 units, just needs a little sorting!

 

[Doing it for the kids]

In your neck of the woods the letting of storage space would surely be strong enough to justify putting up two sheds?! Everytime I drive into Oxfordshire I swear I can smell money.

Ha, demand is insane but we have to pay more in labour and trying to find any tradesman is very hard work.

We also have a planning team who constantly give totally different opinions 6 months apart on the same type of building project - makes it very hard to predict outcomes.

A storage building would pay for its self in 6/7 years in the right spot

2 yrs ago it was about 4-5 then the cost of the buildings doubled

 

[Poncherello1976]

A storage building would pay for its self in 6/7 years in the right spot

I am thinking 4/5, but your right it should not take too long.

 

[designanddetail]

This is what you need

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[Forever Fendt]

I am thinking 4/5, but your right it should not take too long.

My advice would be if you can justify it ,Build to grain store spec and then perhaps rent it out if the location on farm suits ,Gives you flexibility