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From what I hear it takes some time but you take them apart and then screw them in so it's a tight fit and seal it. then this will raise the floor up off the dirt and keep the bedding dry. Maybe if you could post pics of your set-up people could help you better. As I said, this is not my forte...

I don't think deep litter will help the problem. sounds like you have to put some kind of drainage or flooring in first then decide on what bedding you want to use. But I think you will have a mold problem with deep litter too unless you build some type of floor in your coop. You said money was...

I'm not sure what Aspen wood is. Are they wood chips? Flakes? Many people use pine shavings, not cedar as that's not good for the birds to breathe in, and they do the deep litter method. You can put that in the search box and read all about it. I think that would be pretty inexpensive. What...

I"m confused as to why you say the 'sand doesn't last a week' I've had sand in my coop and run for months and I love it. I use a kitty litter scooper every day and scoop out the poo and it never smells. I have 13 hens in a 20 X 20 run and a 6x6 coop and it's great. It only takes 10 minutes in...