Our versatile range of prestressed wall panels can be used to suit any agricultural project.

We provide a comprehensive technical support service providing efficient detailed advice. Panels are delivered flat on the lorry bed/trailer, separated by stacking timbers for protection.

They can rest on the floor slab as no special foundation is required and can be seated on suitable landing cleats. The panels are sealed after installation and waterproof joints are also achievable.

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Wall Profiles

  • 100mm – 7 Core
    Max Handling length – 6.5m
    Heights – 600mm & 1200mm
    Self-weight of precast and infill – 2.07
  • 140mm – 7 Core
    Max Handling length – 8m
    Heights – 600mm & 1200mm
    Self-weight of precast and infill – 2.41
  • 180mm – 7 Core
    Max Handling length – 8m
    Heights – 600mm & 1200mm
    Self-weight of precast and infill – 2.67

Creagh wall panels can be used in the following applications:

  • Livestock housing Farm building partition
  • Walls; External and Internal
  • Silos & Middens
  • Storage Bins, Tanks & Buildings
  • Waste Recycling
  • Cantilever Walls
  • Grass Bunkers
  • Mushroom Houses
  • Soil Retention
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Corner elements available: ready-made corner angles let you create storage bays at any height.

Why choose prestressed concrete panels

  • Quick to install
  • Designed for Flexibility
  • Built for strength
  • Made to last
  • Excellent fire performance
  • Corner units available
  • Secure sealed joints
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At Creagh, we believe a great build should feel effortless from the first drawing to the final panel sealed in place. We don’t just supply wall panels; we design, manufacture, install and project manage every stage, so there’s no juggling suppliers or chasing separate trades. And because we bring the rest under one roof, from premix concrete to blocks, Creagh becomes your single point of contact. One trusted partner, one clear line of communication, and a whole lot less to worry about.
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