Fence line bunks form a division between the feed lot
and feeding area. This allows feed to be placed in the bunk without
entering the lot or dumping it over a fence. The bunk side toward
the cattle is closed preventing a buildup under feed bunk. Cattle
restraining bars are welded to the bunk on the cattle side forming
a fence. This prevents cattle from stepping or falling into bunk in
addition to minimizing feed waste. Fence line bunk can be ordered
in any length. They are normally made up in 10' or 12' lengths bolted
together.
Completing a fence line bunk with our Weldy Green finish
Specifications Chart
Width
Bunk
Side
Depth
Bunk
Center
Depth
Overall
Width
Bunk
Height
Overall
Height
Length
Gage
Weight
2'
6"
10"
24"
18"
48"
*
14
23 lbs. per ft
2
6
10
24
24
55
*
13
24
3
8
12
36
24
55
*
13
36
4
8
15
46
28
59
*
13
42
4D
14
21
46
28
59
*
13
46
5
8
18
60
28
59
*
13
47
5D
14
24
60
28
59
*
13
51
*Length ordered normally made up
in 10' or 12' lengths to be bolted together.
All specifications are subject to change without notice.
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Fence line bunks form a division between the feed lot
and feeding area. This allows feed to be placed in the bunk without
entering the lot or dumping it over a fence. The bunk side toward
the cattle is closed preventing a buildup under feed bunk. Cattle
restraining bars are welded to the bunk on the cattle side forming
a fence. This prevents cattle from stepping or falling into bunk in
addition to minimizing feed waste. Fence line bunk can be ordered
in any length. They are normally made up in 10' or 12' lengths bolted
together.