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  1. WonkierZulu

    Adding ventilation to the coop

    People use power vents also but you have to have power or install solar powered vents. They all move air well. I like the whirlybirds(old roofer talk) no power and they self sustainable last a long time.
  2. WonkierZulu

    Adding ventilation to the coop

    I've installed them on commercial roofs and haven't had one leak idk it how they are designed. I'm pretty sure the Google can give a better answer of a better answer but they work great. Installed a bigger style that one on a bakery which attic was got moldy bad. It dried it all about in about a...
  3. WonkierZulu

    Adding ventilation to the coop

    It's not a complete waste of money if the winters are very cold and the summers are hot. It's up to them at the end of the day.
  4. WonkierZulu

    Adding ventilation to the coop

    https://www.homedepot.com/p/Turbine-Boss-Automatic-Damper-for-Turbine-Ventilator-100-A/100661459
  5. WonkierZulu

    Adding ventilation to the coop

    They also sell damper kits that are automatic open when it's hot and close when it's cold.
  6. WonkierZulu

    Adding ventilation to the coop

    Install a whirly bird or static vents on the roof. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Air-Vent-12-in-Aluminum-Internally-Braced-Roof-Turbine-Vent/1000405105
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