Yes. The Silos Spain modular system allows new modules to be added in depth to an already-installed building without affecting the existing structure. Each module is 3 metres deep, making it possible to plan growth in phases according to project needs.

Buildings are manufactured in five standard widths: 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 metres. Depth is configured in 3-metre modules. For projects with specific dimensions, the Silos Spain engineering team works out custom solutions.

Assembly time depends on the size of the building and site conditions. As a prefabricated bolted structure, on-site assembly is fast and requires no welding. For a specific estimate, contact the Silos Spain technical team.

Silos Spain bolted metal buildings are designed for livestock, agricultural and industrial use. Common applications include livestock farms, machinery storage, agricultural shelters, workshops and industrial warehouses.

Bolted assembly allows the structure to be dismantled, relocated or expanded without construction work. It requires no on-site welding, which reduces installation time and simplifies maintenance. It is particularly well suited to projects that may grow or need to be relocated.

Silos Spain bolted metal buildings are compatible with the most common cladding options on the market: metal sandwich panel, simple galvanised sheet, EPS (expanded polystyrene), polycarbonate and translucent fibreglass. It is also possible to combine materials — for example, a concrete block or brick plinth at the base with sheet or sandwich panel on the upper section. The structure is designed with standard fixing points that make installation straightforward with any of these options.

Cladding costs depend on the material chosen, the total surface area and, above all, the distance to the supplier. Panels are large-format elements and transport can represent a significant part of the final budget. For this reason, it is advisable to source cladding from a local supplier. As a rough guide, simple sheet is the most economical option, followed by EPS, while sandwich panel has a higher upfront cost but reduces heating and cooling expenses over time.

Simple galvanised sheet is the most economical solution and suits warehouses, shelters or buildings with no temperature requirements. Sandwich panel incorporates an insulating core (usually rock wool or polyurethane) that regulates the interior temperature, reduces condensation and improves animal welfare in livestock facilities. If the building will house livestock, perishable products or people working long shifts, sandwich panel or EPS are the recommended options. For a machinery store or open shelter, simple sheet is sufficient.

For livestock use, the most widely used options are metal sandwich panel and EPS, because both provide thermal insulation, reduce condensation and contribute to animal welfare. In warm climates such as southern Spain, insulation also protects against summer heat, which has a direct impact on productivity. The choice between the two depends on budget and the availability of suppliers in the area, since transporting large-format panels is a significant cost factor.