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Meridian Flat Bottom Corrugated Bins

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Meridian Manufacturing: Flat Bottom Corrugated Bins

When storage capacity is the priority, corrugated flat bottom bins are one of the most economical ways to add bushels to your operation. Designed for long-term grain storage, they provide the capacity needed to support larger harvests, expanded acreage, and grain marketing flexibility.

Available in capacities up to 76,000 bushels, Meridian Flat Bottom Corrugated Bins are engineered for dependable grain storage and built to withstand the demands of farm use. Heavy-gauge wall sheets, double-bolted vertical seams, roof wind rings, and heavy-duty wall stiffeners work together to provide strength and durability for long-term storage. Whether you’re adding your first large-capacity bin or expanding an existing grain storage site, flat bottom bins offer an economical way to increase storage while maximizing bushels on the farm.

Unstiffened Bins

Bin Diameter Tiers Bushels Cubic Feet Wall Height Overall Height Min. Auger
Diameter – 30′
30’ 5 12,808 15,938 18′-11″ 27′-2″ 53’
30’ 6 15,059 18,738 22′-8″ 30′-11″ 59’
30’ 7 17,309 21,538 26′-6″ 34′-8″ 59’
Diameter – 33′
33’ 5 15,683 19,514 18′-11″ 27′-12″ 53’
33’ 6 18,406 22,902 22′-8″ 31′-9″ 59’
33’ 7 21,129 26,291 26′-6″ 35′-6″ 66’
Diameter – 36′
36’ 5 18,883 23,496 18′-11″ 28′-10″ 59’
36’ 6 22,123 27,528 22′-8″ 32′-8″ 59’
36’ 7 25,364 31,561 26′-6″ 36′-5″ 66’
Diameter – 42′
42’ 5 26,298 32,723 18′-11″ 30′-7″ 66’
42’ 6 30,709 38,211 22′-8″ 34′-4″ 72’
42’ 7 35,120 43,700 26’-6” 38’-2” 79’

Stiffened Bins

Bin Diameter Tiers Bushels Cubic Feet Wall Height Overall Height Min. Auger
Diameter – 36′
36’ 8 28,605 35,593 30′-3″ 40′-2″ 72’
36’ 9 31,846 39,626 34′-0″ 43′-11″ 79’
36’ 10 35,086 43,658 37′-10″ 47′-9″ 95’
36’ 11 38,327 47,691 41′-7″ 51′-6″ 95’
36’ 12 41,568 51,723 45′-4″ 55′-3″ 105’
Diameter – 42′
42’ 7 35,120 43,700 26’-6” 38’-2” 79’
42’ 8 39,531 49,189 30′-3″ 41′-11″ 85’
42’ 9 43,942 54,677 34′-0″ 45′-8″ 85’
42’ 10 48,353 60166 37′-10″ 49′-5″ 95’
42’ 11 52,764 65,654 41′-7″ 53′-3″ 105’
42’ 12 57,175 71,143 45′-4″ 57′-0″ 105’
Diameter – 48′
48’ 7 47,192 58,721 26′-6″ 40′-0″ 75′
48’ 8 53,074 66,039 30′-4″ 43′-10″ 85′
48’ 9 58,828 73,199 34′-1″ 47″-7″ 95′
48’ 10 64,583 80,360 37′-10″ 51′-4″ 105′
48’ 11 70,337 87,520 41′-7″ 55′-1″ 115′
48’ 12 76,092 94,681 45′-4″ 58′-10″ 115′
Meridian's Flat Bottom Corrugated Bins are only available in Western Canada

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FAQ

Flat bottom bins typically offer more storage capacity at a lower cost per bushel. They are a popular choice for farms that need large-volume grain storage and want to maximize storage capacity within their budget.

Yes. Corrugated flat bottom bins are widely used for long-term grain storage and can be equipped with options such as aeration systems, unload systems, and monitoring equipment to help maintain grain quality during storage.

The right size depends on acreage, crop mix, harvest equipment, future growth plans, and how much grain you intend to store on-farm. Many producers plan storage with future expansion in mind.

Additional storage can help reduce harvest bottlenecks, provide more control over grain marketing, and allow producers to hold grain until it can be delivered when needed rather than immediately at harvest.

That depends on how grain is marketed and managed. Larger bins often provide the lowest cost per bushel of storage, while multiple bins offer greater flexibility for storing different crops, grades, moisture levels, or marketing positions.
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