Length: 12 ft. (144")
Height: Typically 5 ft. to 6 ft. (varies by manufacturer)
Frame Tubing: 2" outside diameter round steel tubing
Rails: Usually 5 or 6 heavy-duty horizontal rails
Finish: Hot-dip galvanized or pre-galvanized steel for superior corrosion resistance
Connections: Chain-and-pin or pin-style connectors for quick assembly
Features
Heavy-duty 2" steel tubing offers maximum strength and durability.
Designed to withstand the pressure of large livestock in confined handling areas.
Galvanized finish provides long-lasting protection against rust and weather.
Modular design allows for quick setup, relocation, and expansion.
Smooth, rounded construction helps minimize the risk of injury to livestock.
Common Uses
Cattle handling alleys
Working chutes
Sorting pens
Loading and unloading lanes
Feedlot fencing
Permanent or portable corral systems
Benefits
Engineered for demanding commercial livestock operations.
Strong enough to handle mature cattle and bulls.
Low-maintenance galvanized construction.
Easy to transport and install.
Compatible with other livestock panels and alley systems.
Typical Weight
Depending on the wall thickness and number of rails, a 12' heavy-duty alley panel with 2" tubing typically weighs 100–140 lbs (45–64 kg).