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Market guides
Ports, corridors, pre-export inspection, power realities and the cage configurations that actually hold up — researched per market rather than copied between them.
images/market-nigeria-1.jpg1200 × 900Our largest market by volume. Form M and PAAR planning is the difference between a smooth clearance and demurrage.
images/market-uganda-1.jpg1200 × 900Landlocked, so inland haulage is the number that matters. Farms run smaller, and A-type suits both the scale and the power supply.
images/market-ghana-1.jpg1200 × 900Buyers here start larger and plan for growth. Coastal humidity makes hot-dip galvanising non-negotiable.
images/market-kenya-1.jpg1200 × 900The most automation-literate market in the region. At altitude, tunnel ventilation is often unnecessary.
images/market-tanzania-1.jpg1200 × 900Gateway for Zambia, Malawi and eastern DRC. Many first-time commercial buyers moving up from free-range.
images/market-zambia-1.jpg1200 × 900Three route options and a long road leg. Larger, better-capitalised farms; shipping two houses at once usually pays.
Shipping elsewhere in Africa? Send your country and nearest port — we quote to any destination.
Common to every market
| Stage | What we do |
|---|---|
| Design | Free CAD house layout before you order |
| Pre-export | Factory inspection for conformity schemes |
| Documents | Invoice, packing list, B/L, origin, fumigation |
| Loading | Packed and marked by house, so you can build in sequence |
| Installation | Drawings, video, engineers on site when needed |
| Spares | Wear parts ship with the original order |
No cost, no obligation — an engineer draws the house before you decide anything.