The suitable system depends on your planned bird capacity, poultry house dimensions, climate, required automation level, operating method and local requirements. A-type and H-type systems have different space, equipment and management requirements. Share your project information before construction or equipment purchase so the layout and configuration can be reviewed together.

Please provide your country or region, planned bird capacity, new or existing poultry house, house dimensions (length × width × height), local climate conditions, required systems, available power supply and target timeline. Photos, drawings and column positions are helpful for an existing house. Complete information allows us to discuss a more relevant equipment scope instead of providing only a rough cage price.

Yes. You can begin with your land information, target capacity, preferred production model and local climate. We can discuss a reference equipment layout and the space required for cage rows, aisles and supporting systems. Final building dimensions, structure, utilities and local approvals should be confirmed with the responsible local professionals before construction.

An existing house may be suitable, but its internal dimensions, column positions, floor condition, ventilation arrangement, power supply, access routes and available installation space must be reviewed first. Please provide measured drawings, photos or videos. The final equipment arrangement depends on the verified site conditions.

Depending on the project, the equipment scope may include layer cage systems, feeding, drinking, egg collection, manure removal, ventilation and environmental control, feed storage and related control equipment. The final package should be defined according to the house layout, production plan, local utilities, budget and operating priorities.

MOQ, unit price and container loading quantity depend on the cage model, tier and column arrangement, automation scope, accessories, packing method and order quantity. Different configurations cannot be compared by cage-set price alone. After the equipment list and specifications are confirmed, the quotation can state the applicable quantity, packing scope and estimated container requirement.

The schedule depends on the confirmed equipment scope, order quantity, customization, production capacity, inspection requirements, packing method and shipping arrangement. A project schedule should be confirmed after the technical details and commercial terms are agreed. Sea transit time is separate and depends on the destination, route and carrier conditions.

Support may include installation information, remote technical communication, installation coordination, on-site guidance or operation start-up assistance, depending on the agreed project scope. Before ordering, confirm who is responsible for labor, tools, lifting equipment, accommodation, travel, utilities, civil works and local safety requirements. The applicable support and responsibilities should be written into the quotation or contract.

Warranty coverage depends on the specific equipment, supplied components and agreed commercial terms. The quotation or contract should identify the warranty period, covered items, exclusions and claim procedure. For spare parts or technical issues, provide the equipment model, order information, photos, videos and a clear description so the required part or next troubleshooting step can be identified.

Payment terms, trade terms, shipment method, export documents and delivery scope are confirmed for each order. Import clearance, taxes, permits, local transport and destination requirements vary by country and trade term. Before payment, both parties should confirm the agreed Incoterm, payment schedule, document list, delivery point and responsibilities in writing.