Double-Sided Galvanized Cattle Feed Trough

• Double-Sided Feeding: Allows cattle to access feed from both sides, increasing usable feeding space around the trough.
• Centre Feed Divider: A longitudinal centre ridge separates the two feeding channels and helps keep feed distributed along each side.
• Freestanding Design: Suitable for flexible placement in cattle houses, feedlots, yards and outdoor feeding areas.
• Splayed Support Legs: Angled legs provide a wide support footprint for improved stability during normal livestock contact.
• Hot-Dip Galvanized Construction: Provides durable corrosion protection for demanding agricultural environments.
• Raised Feeding Position: Keeps feed above floor or ground level to reduce direct contamination from mud, bedding and manure.
• Optional Transport Wheels: Wheels can be fitted at one end to simplify movement between feeding locations.
• Open Trough Profile: Allows convenient feed loading, visual inspection and routine cleaning.
• Indoor and Outdoor Use: Suitable for cattle barns, open yards, paddocks and temporary feeding areas.
• Project Customization: Length, width, feeding height, reinforcement and mobility options can be adapted according to project requirements.

• Galvanized Feed Pan: Long steel trough body for concentrates, grain, forage and mixed feed.
• Centre Ridge: Divides the feeding surface into two longitudinal channels for double-sided access.
• End Panels: Close and reinforce both ends of the trough body.
• Splayed Tubular Legs: Support the trough above ground while improving resistance to tipping.
• Structural Bracing: Helps control deformation and maintain trough rigidity during intensive daily use.
• Optional Wheel Assembly: Can be fitted at one end for easier repositioning.
• Drainage Provision: Drain openings can be incorporated according to project requirements to reduce water accumulation and simplify cleaning.

• Commercial beef cattle farms
• Dairy cattle farms
• Beef finishing units and feedlots
• Growing cattle and replacement stock
• Open-sided cattle barns
• Steel-structure cattle houses
• Outdoor cattle yards and paddocks
• Temporary or seasonal feeding areas
• Concentrate, grain, forage and mixed-ration feeding
• New cattle farm construction and renovation projects

• Trough length, overall width and feeding depth
• Feeding height according to cattle age and body size
• Steel plate thickness and structural reinforcement
• Splayed or project-specific support-leg configuration
• Optional transport wheels at one end
• Drain holes or cleaning outlets
• Hot-dip galvanized or alternative corrosion-resistant finish
• Food-safe protective coating available upon request
• OEM branding and bulk-order packaging
• Designed according to local climate and farm conditions

• Install the trough on a firm and reasonably level concrete floor, yard or prepared feeding surface.
• Provide sufficient clearance on both sides so cattle can use the double-sided feeding arrangement safely.
• Confirm that all support legs make stable contact with the floor before loading feed.
• If wheels are fitted, secure the trough in its working position before cattle are allowed access.
• Distribute feed evenly along both feeding channels to reduce crowding.
• Remove stale feed and accumulated debris regularly to maintain feed hygiene.
• Inspect legs, centre divider, end panels, welds and structural connections periodically.
• Repair damaged galvanized surfaces promptly to reduce localized corrosion.
• For prolonged contact with acidic silage or mineral-rich materials, apply a suitable food-safe or non-toxic protective coating to contact surfaces.
• Clean and dry the trough before long periods of storage or non-use.

Q: What makes this a double-sided cattle trough?
A: A longitudinal centre ridge divides the trough into two feeding channels so cattle can access feed from both sides simultaneously.

Q: What is the reference size?
A: The reference configuration is approximately 2440 mm long, 895 mm wide, 785 mm high and 200 mm deep.

Q: Why are the legs splayed?
A: The angled legs create a wider support footprint, improving stability when cattle push against the trough during feeding.

Q: Can wheels be added?
A: Yes. A wheel configuration at one end can be supplied to simplify movement between feeding locations.

Q: Can it be used outdoors?
A: Yes. Hot-dip galvanized construction makes it suitable for cattle yards, paddocks and other outdoor farm environments with normal maintenance.

Q: Can the trough be used for silage?
A: Yes, but prolonged exposure to acidic silage can gradually attack zinc coatings. A suitable food-safe protective coating is recommended for prolonged contact.

Q: Can the dimensions be customized?
A: Yes. Length, width, depth, feeding height, steel thickness and mobility options can be customized according to project requirements.

Q: Can this trough be supplied for complete cattle housing projects?
A: Yes. Trough dimensions and placement can be coordinated with cattle pens, feeding alleys, steel-structure barns and complete livestock farm layouts.