SRTS offers end-to-end planning and execution for commercial mushroom projects, including insulated grow rooms, climate-control systems, production racks, Phase-I and Phase-II compost infrastructure, spawn laboratories, DPR support, training, commissioning and maintenance assistance.
Request Consultation Explore ServicesThe project is planned around the selected mushroom variety, proposed location, land and utility availability, daily production target, room capacity, compost strategy and investment range. SRTS can support a single grow room, a multi-room commercial facility, a farm with its own compost unit, or a larger phased project.
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Integrated planning and implementation from initial requirement to operational handover.
Insulated rooms designed for controlled temperature, humidity, airflow and crop cycles.
Production-room internals organised for efficient bag loading, access and harvesting.
Compost infrastructure for preparation, aeration, pasteurisation and conditioning.
Process-oriented laboratory planning for clean, controlled spawn-production activities.
Technical and financial inputs for project evaluation, loan and eligible subsidy discussions.
Structured guidance covering compost, climate, hygiene, crop management and operations.
Post-installation assistance for preventive maintenance and operating-system continuity.
These reference configurations help with initial capacity discussion. The final design is recalculated for local climate, mushroom variety, insulation thickness, rack layout and utilities.
| Reference Room Size | Indicative Bag Capacity | Indicative Cooling Load | Typical Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 × 30 ft | Approx. 800 bags | Approx. 5 TR | Entry commercial room / pilot production |
| 18 × 40 ft | Approx. 1,600 bags | Approx. 7 TR | Standard commercial production room |
| 18 × 60 ft | Approx. 2,400 bags | Approx. 9 TR | Higher-capacity multi-cycle farm |
| 18 × 70 ft | Approx. 2,800 bags | Approx. 12 TR | Large commercial room configuration |
PUF-panel thickness, PPGL/approved finish, roof treatment, refrigeration selection and rack capacity are finalised through engineering calculations. The figures above are preliminary planning references, not a commercial quotation or guaranteed output.
Compost-unit engineering can be planned as a standalone facility or integrated with the grow-room project.
Suitable as an initial commercial compost configuration, subject to process and civil design.
Higher-throughput configuration for farms requiring increased compost availability.
The project can be structured in phases to align capital investment with production growth.
Controlled first-stage setup for entrepreneurs beginning commercial cultivation.
Staggered crop cycles with multiple rooms for more consistent market supply.
Grow-room and compost infrastructure integrated into one operating workflow.
Scalable infrastructure for corporate, FPO, institutional and subsidy-linked projects.
DPR and ROI discussions can use reference production assumptions, which are then adjusted for crop, compost quality, climate control, management skill, contamination risk and market conditions.
Indicative button-mushroom yield per bag under suitable inputs and management.
Illustrative crop-cycle duration used for early-stage planning.
Possible annual room cycles depending on operating schedule and crop performance.
Revenue, cost and break-even are prepared using local project assumptions.
These are indicative planning values and must not be treated as guaranteed biological yield, profitability, subsidy approval or investment return.
Each stage is documented so the civil, utility, equipment and operating scopes remain aligned.
Review land, access, climate, utilities, product type, capacity target and budget.
Prepare room configuration, project workflow, preliminary investment and documentation scope.
Finalise PUF rooms, climate control, racks, compost systems, utilities and responsibilities.
Coordinate material, equipment, site readiness, installation and inspection.
Test systems, train operators, complete handover and define technical-support arrangements.
Site planning, grow rooms, climate-control systems, racks, ventilation, compost infrastructure, utility coordination, commissioning and operator training can be included according to the agreed scope.
Projects may be planned for button, oyster, milky and shiitake mushrooms. Room conditions and production systems differ by variety.
SRTS can assist with project reports, technical inputs and documentation guidance for relevant bank and government schemes. Approval remains subject to the applicable authority and eligibility rules.
Cost depends on room count and dimensions, insulation, refrigeration, racks, compost unit, laboratory scope, civil work, electrical load, location and selected equipment.
Yes. The master layout can reserve space and utility capacity for future rooms, compost infrastructure or a spawn laboratory.
Training, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and AMC support can be included in the commercial agreement.
Share the project location, available land, proposed mushroom variety, number of rooms or target capacity, compost requirement and current project stage.
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