Cattle panels & livestock fencing
Panels are the structure every handling decision rests on. Gauge, height and rail spacing all change with the species in the pen, and a panel line with a gap an animal can work at will be found within a week. These guides cover panel types and where each one belongs.
What to get right
- Spacing by species
Spacing that holds cattle will not hold goats or lambs. Goats in particular test every gap. - Gauge where animals push
A corral panel taking pressed cattle is a different build from a quiet divider. Paying for heavy everywhere is waste. - Finish
Hot-dip galvanizing outdoors or in a wet yard — the difference between a ten-year panel and a three-year one. - Welded or wire
Welded panels for pens and yards where animals press; wire for perimeter runs where they do not.
Start with Types of Goat Fence Panels and Welded Wire Fence Panels. Equipment: cattle panels and gates. More in livestock fencing, gates and handling guides.
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- Size Reference2.9 × 1.4 × 2.0 m
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- Overall Size3500 × 1400 × 2400 mm
- Loading / Transport Size3500 × 1400 × 2400 mm
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- Large Size Reference47 inch stand, about 120 × 60 cm
- Small Size Reference35 inch stand, about 89 × 46 cm
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