Stacked Broiler Cage System — Higher Density, Lower Feed Waste, Direct From the Factory

Broiler cages are the fastest-growing segment of our production, and the argument for them is arithmetic. Our 1400×1000×450 mm stacked modules at 3–4 tiers hold roughly 20 birds per square meter of floor, at 500 cm² per bird — feed troughs at the front, nipple lines at head height, and droppings falling away from the litter zone. Birds that do not walk on their own manure eat better: feed conversion improves, foot and breast lesions drop, and the house arrives at the next chick cycle actually clean.

Our own reference project in Cangzhou runs 8 rows × 4 tiers per house — the same drawing we hand customers importing their first containers.

Key Features

Feed conversion you can bank

Feed stays in front-mounted troughs instead of being littered and scratched; controlled intake measurably trims FCR versus floor birds — at broiler margins, that is where the profit lives.

Stocking density, honestly planned

~20 birds/m² with the 4-tier configuration; we size ventilation and fan packages to that exact density in the quotation, not after the fact when the house is hot.

Manure out, ammonia down

Open-bottom tiers with belt or pit collection move droppings out of the bird zone daily — birds grow faster in houses that do not burn your eyes at the door.

Clean birds, better grade-out

No litter contact means clean feet, breasts and feather — processors and live-bird markets pay grade, and cage birds arrive presentable in hot markets.

Cycle Economics and House Design

Caged broilers turn more cycles per year because a house cleans and dries in days, not weeks. Against the higher cage capital, most of our integrator customers recover the difference within the first 8–10 flock cycles on FCR and grade improvements alone. Houses are designed tunnel-ventilated around the row count; a 12 m × 60 m shed at 4 tiers in 8 rows takes the same footprint that floor birds would occupy at half the bird count. We supply the fan and evaporative-cooling package matched to final live-weight targets — a caged house run with floor-house ventilation is a mistake we help you avoid before the containers ship.

From Order to First Flock

MOQ is 100 sets — roughly the size of a first serious house. Frames ship hot-dip galvanized with a 15–20 year structural rating; troughs, nipples, regulators, nets and pins arrive boxed with assembly drawings and free installation videos. Online guidance covers your crew; engineer dispatch is available. Tell us your bird count per cycle and house plan; the layout drawing and container loading plan come back with the quotation, usually within 24 hours.

Shipping, Payment and After-Sales

We export to customers across Africa, Asia and the Middle East — including Nigeria, Tanzania, Ghana, Uganda, Kenya, Zambia, South Africa, Mozambique, Senegal, Cameroon, Zimbabwe, Malawi, the Philippines, Guyana, Gambia and Equatorial Guinea. Full container loads ship as bulk-packed sets; LCL orders travel in wooden cases.

Why Buyers Choose ZEUSYANG

• Own factory, 15+ years — hot-dip galvanizing, roll-forming and welding lines under one roof in Cangzhou, Hebei. Video factory tours available on request.
• One-stop supply — cages plus feeding, drinking, egg collection, manure removal, ventilation, cooling and environmental control from a single quotation.
• Engineered for longevity — 275 g/m² hot-dip galvanized surfaces rated 15–20 years in house; stainless and aluminum wear parts where corrosion is worst.
• Layout before quotation — send flock size and house dimensions, our engineers return cage layout drawings, equipment lists and FOB prices.
• Delivery you can plan around — about 600 sets in stock, 2 weeks to prepare a full order, 5 days to ship from stock or 20 days after production.
• Installation that works at destination — free drawings and installation videos, online guidance, and engineer dispatch to your farm when needed.