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MSB Group design and build agricultural steel buildings across the UK, from grain stores to livestock buildings, engineered to agricultural loads.
An agricultural building has to handle heavy machinery loads, grain storage moisture, livestock movement and snow loading, often for decades without intervention. MSB Group designs and builds agricultural steel buildings for farmers, rural landowners and agricultural businesses across the UK, with planning compliance and specification matched to your use.
“Specification matched to your use - built to work for decades, not just to pass inspection.”
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Enclosed portal frame stores with high eaves and concrete panel walls for grain pressure resistance, plus wide-span clear-floor buildings with large roller shutter doors for machinery and equipment.

Cattle buildings, sheep houses and multi-purpose livestock facilities designed for ventilation, movement and welfare requirements specific to your operation.

Open-sided or enclosed bulk storage buildings, plus workshops with inspection pits, crane provisions and welfare facilities where required.

Costs
The cost of an agricultural steel building varies based on size, specification, eaves height and location. As a general guide:
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Frame, cladding, concrete floor, roller shutter - from £150-£250/m² for a straightforward single-span structure with standard cladding.
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Additional cost of concrete panel walls, specialist flooring and ventilation on top of the basic building rate.
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Concrete aprons, drainage and specialist livestock provisions add to the base building cost.
Contact MSB with your intended use, approximate size and location for a project-specific indicative cost.
Planning a farm building?
Share your site and intended use for an indicative specification.

The Advantage
Agricultural buildings need to balance cost, durability and planning compliance. Because MSB designs, fabricates and builds in-house, specification decisions - foundation type, cladding grade, door sizing - are made by one team who will stand behind the finished building, not passed between separate suppliers.
Planning guidance included
Advice on Class Q permitted development eligibility and full planning applications where needed.
Built for agricultural loads
Foundations and frames specified for grain pressure, livestock movement and machinery weight, not generic storage use.
One team, one contract
Design, fabrication and construction from a single point of accountability.
Sectors where structural precision and programme reliability are non-negotiable.
Large clear-span portal frame structures for distribution centres, storage facilities and last-mile logistics hubs across the UK.
Fabricated steelwork for factory buildings, process facilities and industrial units with complex loading and spanning requirements.
Retail parks, drive-throughs, showrooms and mixed-use commercial buildings where visual finish and programme are both critical.
Portal frame agricultural buildings - livestock housing, machinery sheds, grain stores - designed for working farms with minimal operational disruption.
Vehicle dealerships, coach depots, maintenance facilities and transport buildings requiring wide spans and tall eaves clearances.
Exhibition halls, climbing centres, sports facilities and leisure buildings where large clear spans and architectural steel finishes meet.
Manufacturing
Telford, Shropshire
Multi-bay portal frame production building with in-house fabricated steelwork. Delivered on a constrained industrial site with a fixed handover date tied to production ramp-up - zero programme overrun.
Design to handover
In-house fabrication
Commercial
Telford, Shropshire
Complex multi-storey steel structure with MSB-fabricated steelwork, industrial roller shutters and full cladding package. Delivered to a phased handover programme with no delays between phases.
Phased handover
Fabrication to erection
Further information
Many smaller agricultural buildings qualify for permitted development under Class Q, provided the holding is registered for agricultural use. Larger buildings typically require full planning permission - MSB can advise on your specific situation.
Most agricultural buildings use reinforced concrete pad footings. Ground conditions are assessed at feasibility stage before the foundation design is finalised.
A standard building, such as a 500m2 general purpose store, typically takes 16-24 weeks from order to handover.
Common questions about our agricultural steel buildings.
Many smaller agricultural buildings qualify for permitted development under Class Q, provided the holding is registered for agricultural use. Larger buildings typically require full planning permission.
A standard building (e.g. 500m2 general purpose store) typically takes 16-24 weeks from order to handover.
Most agricultural buildings use reinforced concrete pad footings; ground conditions are assessed at feasibility stage.