sebbb
Hatching
hello, I have a bunch of concrete brick pavers from a project I finished a while ago and I know a heat lamp (don't have one) will work but I'm trying to put good use to the bricks if possible. they are currently an eye-sore my coop got cold last night and I had 2 full-grown chickens die i put my brooder heat plate that I used for my chicks in there so the chickens can huddle around it i also just wrapped my coop to minimize the airflow. do you guys think that if I put some pavers close if not touching the brooder heat plate will the bricks absorb the heat and radiate it back off? In the summer those bricks get hot but the brooder plate is not the same as the sun any info would be appreciated I wouldn't mind buying an IR heat lamp if that would work better combined with the pavers