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Every pig farm's biosecurity depends on how new animals are introduced — and that happens in the gilt and quarantine house. YIZHU LvCE gilt and quarantine house is designed as the critical first line of defense against disease introduction. The structure is physically separated from the main herd, with independent ventilation and drainage systems to prevent airborne or waterborne transmission. Individual or small-group pens allow controlled observation and health monitoring of incoming animals. The building supports staged acclimatization programs, gradually exposing replacement gilts to the farm's resident pathogens under controlled conditions. This is not just a building — it is your farm's most important biosecurity investment.
| Parameter | Specification |
| Product Name | Steel Structure Gilt & Quarantine House |
| Suitable For | Replacement Gilts, Quarantine Animals |
| Biosecurity Level | Physically Separated from Main Herd |
| Ventilation | Independent System to Prevent Airborne Transmission |
| Main Frame | Q235/Q355 Carbon Steel |
| Connection Method | Bolted (no on-site welding) |
| Price | US$15.00–60.00 per square meter |
| MOQ | 100 square meters (or 1 set) |
| Trade Terms | EXW, FOB, CIF |
| Warranty | Steel structure: 1 year |
| Feature | Provided Configuration | Buyer Value |
| Physical Isolation | Structure physically separated from main herd | First line of defense against disease introduction |
| Independent Systems | Separate ventilation and drainage to prevent transmission | Prevents airborne or waterborne disease spread |
| Controlled Observation | Individual or small-group pens for health monitoring | Controlled observation of incoming animals |
| Staged Acclimatization | Building supports staged acclimatization programs | Gradually exposes gilts to resident pathogens under control |
| Structural Design | Bar-joint prefabricated frame per local wind speed and seismic acceleration | Safe and reliable building for biosecurity |
| Customization Basis | Herd size, quarantine duration, biosecurity protocol | Aligns building with specific biosecurity progra |
Q1: How does the house prevent disease introduction?
A: Physically separated from the main herd with independent ventilation and drainage systems.
Q2: What is staged acclimatization?
A: Gradually exposing replacement gilts to the farm's resident pathogens under controlled conditions.
Q3: How are incoming animals monitored?
A: Individual or small-group pens allow controlled observation and health monitoring.