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If the air quality isn't good enough you'll be able to remove some of the plastic later, I suppose.

Not in theory but potentially in practice. The interior of the chicken coop should have the same temperature and humidity as the outside and there shouldn't be even a hint of ammonia odor. :)

Getting rid of the ammonia is really critical. Birds have extremely delicate respiratory systems -- the canary in the coal mine thing.

I'm having trouble seeing the photos clearly on this screen. Are you leaving space at the top open to vent the lighter-than-air ammonia?