We put hardware cloth between the floor joists and the subfloor. So far, no one has been able to chew their way in!i do have studs under the floor for support and a bunch of screws holding it together
Well the right amount of screws but still
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We put hardware cloth between the floor joists and the subfloor. So far, no one has been able to chew their way in!i do have studs under the floor for support and a bunch of screws holding it together
Well the right amount of screws but still
Would be good to show the other side of floor.i do have studs under the floor for support
Naturally, that’s one of the pictures I was too excited to take…. We basically just used washers and screws to secure the hardware cloth to the tops of the joists then laid the subfloor right on top of the hardware cloth and secured it to the joists. With the weight of the sand (and me!) the floor doesn’t even creak like you’d think it might (because of the screw heads).Would be good to show the other side of floor.
I was asking the thread starter, as this is about their buildNaturally, that’s one of the pictures I was too excited to take…
Why? Flipping the floor will be a pian in my butt, it's pretty heavy. This is how its built under thereWould be good to show the other side of floor.
Lol, ohhhhhhhh, duh.I was asking the thread starter, as this is about their build
You might want to make a coop page to tell about your build.
i had to do this like 10 times when trying to find the studsAnd don't be afraid to take things back apart if you find that you made an error. Screws back out as well as go in.
Because a picture is worth a thousand words....tho your description is pretty good.Why?
Scroll down on your account details page to the 'My Coop' field.I just can’t figure out how to put it on my profile. How did you do it?