Britespan fabric buildings as beef cattle barns for a healthy productive herd
From small hobby farms to large commercial operations, Britespan fabric buildings can be easily customized to suit any beef barn layout. Column-free interiors allow for a completely open floor plan, maximize space and functionality, and let you add equipment and accessories like chimneys, doors, feed bunks, curtains, gates, pens, and more.
Maximize versatility with our free-span buildings ranging from 24' - 210' wide to any length. (approximately 7.3 m to 64 m)
with Elite fabrics, and 20 years warranty on standard fabrics
Choose from our various profiles: arched or gable shaped, dome, hoop, peak, etc. and different building models
We fully comply with the international standard of quality management.
Doors, chimneys/covered, ridge vents, insulation, lighting, HVAC, fire suppression and more can be added by our dealers, depending upon your building type
and interior clearance are designed to meet the customer's specific needs
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Several factors determine the final cost, including location, site conditions, building width and length, foundation type, finishes and accessories. We recommend getting a detailed quote from a local dealer for your specific fabric-building solution.
Click here to get a free building quote from your local Britespan dealer.
Learn more about our financing options here.
You can finance, lease-to-own or purchase your fabric structure through various financial institutions and lenders. We’ll connect you with the resources and professionals to help you understand the options for financing a new Britespan fabric building.
We have an impressive series of eight different styles of buildings with various standard sizes for each. Britespan’s fabric buildings start as small as 24’ wide and span up to 210’ wide. Custom configurations are also available for our pre-engineered buildings.
