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  1. RoyalChick

    Ventilation/Vents Placement

    Yup. Just as @3KillerBs says. The 1/4” is more flimsy. I would go 1/2”. An alternative that I decided against but did consider is 1/4” over welded wire (2”x4” spaces). I think that would work well because the welded wire is strong and the hardware cloth has tiny holes But it is twice the...
  2. RoyalChick

    Ventilation/Vents Placement

    I think most people use either Premier One or Kencove. Both have excellent customer service and will help you figure out how to get set up. https://www.premier1supplies.com/c/fencing/ https://kencove.com/
  3. RoyalChick

    Ventilation/Vents Placement

    I am far from being an expert but I would say I am thankful for my decision to have big roof over-hangs pretty much every day. The over-hang makes it easier to have soffit venting and it keeps the elements away all year round (sun, snow, rain don't go right in the coop or run). I also like that...
  4. RoyalChick

    Ventilation/Vents Placement

    Here is the best I have on my phone. I can go out later and try and get some better shots. First picture is of the soffits. I have about a 2’ overhang which I appreciate in all weathers, and as you can see it is closed off with hardware cloth so that fresh air can be sucked in as shown in...
  5. RoyalChick

    Ventilation/Vents Placement

    I am also in Northern NJ so share your climate and predator load. I have the following for year round ventilation: - Roof ridge vent - Open soffits (protected by 1/2" hardware cloth) - Both gable ends open and facing prevailing W-E wind (also protected by 1/2" hardware cloth) I have some...
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