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Our chicks will lay just outside the plate sleeping. I would not use anything other than these heat plates.

Chrissyr, you have the legs in the wrong way. The rubber ends of the legs keep it from sliding.

At what age and temperature could I put chicks outside in a non heated shed with a large Premier heat plate? We have 31 chicks,that are about 3 weeks old. Temps cold this week, supposed to warm a little next week. I need more space. Thanks for any advice.

How do you keep the saran wrap on the brooder? tape?

I used Chrome to get pictures to down load. Chicks doing great with Premier 50. 7 Austalorp, 4 SLW, 1 Buff, 3 Blue, and 3 Lavender Opington's.

Thanks for the ideas. I will try Chrome tonight. I have posted pictures before, that's what isn't making sense. Might have to put the pictures on my laptop.

We got our chicks on Saturday. They are doing great with the Premier brooder. We lift the brooder up to check on them and some are so sound of sleep, we have to wake them up. We bought a 50 and have 18 chicks. 7 Black Australorps, 4 SLW, and Orpington's 1 buff, 3 Blue, and 3 Lavenders. I wanted...

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We plugged our #60 heat plate in last night and waited an hour. The bottom of plate was very warm to the touch. It is about 2 1/2 times larger than our #20 Brinsea brooder. The heat plate is made in Holland. also the two 5 gallon waters we also bought are very well made and made in Italy. So far...

We ordered a large heat plate last night with two 5 gallon water's. Made it just over the 100 amount. At least we will have something for the extra 41 dollars.