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Llysee.... I shingled to roof up to the hinges and then tacked a row to the coop wall so that row lays on the nest box roof but slides when you open it.....in the first slide show there are two rows, I changed that because it was binding......so I have the one row nailed near the top edge to provide a little flex and allow the nest box roof to slide under it....then I found soft plastic stair runners that I trimed and over lapped in place.....two do it within a couple inches, then I put another over the middle so it will shed the rain/snow without a problem......I flashed over the seam (top) and I'm going to screw a piece of cedar molding over that....this way when/if I have to redo the hinge cover I wont have to mess with the siding which is layered up from top to bottom.......
Hope this post is not too confusing....if it is let me know and I'll re-explain once my coffee kicks in
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Llysee.... I shingled to roof up to the hinges and then tacked a row to the coop wall so that row lays on the nest box roof but slides when you open it.....in the first slide show there are two rows, I changed that because it was binding......so I have the one row nailed near the top edge to provide a little flex and allow the nest box roof to slide under it....then I found soft plastic stair runners that I trimed and over lapped in place.....two do it within a couple inches, then I put another over the middle so it will shed the rain/snow without a problem......I flashed over the seam (top) and I'm going to screw a piece of cedar molding over that....this way when/if I have to redo the hinge cover I wont have to mess with the siding which is layered up from top to bottom.......
Hope this post is not too confusing....if it is let me know and I'll re-explain once my coffee kicks in
