Farms, rural merchants and agricultural suppliers handle stock that is heavy, bagged, coiled or awkward — and it all arrives at once. Steel stillages hold feed and fertiliser, fencing wire, irrigation fittings, drums and machinery parts square and off a damp floor, stack without racking, and fold flat when the season ends. Designed, tested and shipped across Australia & New Zealand.

Bagged feed, seed and fertiliser slump and split when stacked loose. A steel cage holds the stack square, keeps bags off a damp floor and forks straight onto a truck or ute tray.
Rolls of fencing wire, netting, star pickets and droppers are heavy and awkward. Cages hold a counted bundle that lifts in one go instead of being hand-loaded roll by roll.
Poly fittings, valves, risers and sprinklers are small, high-value and easy to lose. A mesh cage with a centre divider keeps two lines of stock sorted in one footprint.
Drums, jerries and tins ride contained in a heavy cage so nothing tips in transit and spills stay inside a frame you can wash down.
Header parts, tynes, points, belts and hydraulic fittings go in kitted cages by machine, so a breakdown at harvest does not become a parts hunt.
Rural stock swings hard with the season. Stillages stack without fixed racking, then fold flat when the shed empties out after harvest.
Bagged feed, seed and fertiliser spoil on concrete that sweats. A steel base keeps the stack up and airflow underneath.
A cage of wire rolls or bagged feed forks off a truck in one movement instead of being unloaded piece by piece by hand.
A frame holds a known quantity, so branch counts and farm deliveries read off the cage rather than a guess on a pallet.
Nothing to wrap, nothing to cut, and no single-use film blowing around a rural yard.
Loaded cages interlock and stack, so a machinery shed or merchant store flexes with the season with no racking to bolt down.
Empties fold flat, so a delivery run brings back roughly four times the frames it dropped off.


| Size | Footprint | Safe load | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard cage | 1,165 × 1,165 mm | 1,000 kg | Bagged feed, seed, fittings & parts |
| Heavy cage | 1,200 × 1,200 mm | 2,000 kg | Fencing wire, pickets, drums |
| Tractor tyre stillage | 2,000 × 1,200 mm | 2,000 kg | Tractor & earthmover tyres |
Tell us what comes in by the pallet, what goes out to farms and what sits in the shed between seasons. We size the frames around the stock and the handling gear you already run.
They are welded steel painted in a hard-wearing RAL powder coat, with a heavier-duty coating available for frames that live outdoors, get hosed down or handle fertiliser and chemical stock.
Yes. The frame carries the stacking load rather than the bags underneath, and the mesh keeps the stack square so bags are not stretched over the edge of a pallet.
Yes — tractor and earthmover tyre stillages are part of the range, sized for large agricultural tyres so they stand supported instead of leaning against a shed wall.
A centre upright divider splits a frame into two sections, so two categories of fittings or parts share one footprint and stay separated.
Drums and jerries travel well in a heavy cage that contains them and stops tipping. Tell us your chemical handling requirements and we spec the base and coating to suit.
Fork pockets and a square frame make cages easy to tie down and they load two high in a truck, so a delivery run carries more and unloads in fewer lifts.
Yes. Frames fold flat for the return leg, and colour, plates and asset numbering can be set on volume runs so cages track back to a branch or a customer.
Custom solutions for your unique requirement are available for bulk orders. Send the stock, weights and how it is handled and we spec the frame around it.
Send your stock lines, weights and seasonal volumes. We quote within one working day.