DRAIN LAND. RAISE YIELDS. Grow for tomorrow


STEEL ROLLER SHUTTER


DRAIN LAND. RAISE YIELDS. Grow for tomorrow


DOORS


EXPERTS IN YOUR FIELD SINCE 1962 EXPERTS IN YOUR FIELD SINCE 1962 We offer a made-to-measure solution to secure workshops and


grain stores • Steel roller shutters can be operated by hand chain or electric using 3 phase or single phase motors • Standard finish is galvanised with colour options of Plastisol or Powder Coating • Access doors built into the shutter or positioned in the existing walls are also available • Shutters can be made up to 8m wide with wind anchors standard over 4.5m • With 40 years experience in the roller shutter industry call us anytime for a competitive price.


■ Land Drainage


■ Storm and Dirty ■ Farm Tracks & R ad Reconstruction


t: 01353 725 151 e: david@russellmillarltd.co.uk


Storm and Dirty Water Management Water Managementoad Reconstruction


■ Land Drainage ■ Ditching


■ Farm Tracks & Ro■ Wetland Environmental Schemes ■ Wetland Environmental Schemes


www.williammorfoot.co.uk 01362 820371 team@williammorfoot.co.uk


www.williammorfoot.co.uk 01362 820371 team@williammorfoot.co.uk


• Steel portal framed buildings • Grain drying and storage • Groundworks and drainage • Electrical engineering works • Elevator/conveyor repairs


 Steel Portal Framed Buildings


 Grain Drying and Storage  Ground works and Drainage 


■ Ditching


Electrical Engineering Works


Royston Depot Tel : 01763 242361


Cambs depot 01954 210 355 Mob: 07885 202 005 Hardwick, Cambs CB23 7QL


12 ANGLIA FARMER •APRIL 2019


years in the 40 shutter industry


ient


Mark tle cale Date


Weatherhead E Mail : sales@markweatherhead.co.uk


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