Metal corrugated roof! Ugh...

[Mybackyardpeepers]

Yes. Put up the foam insulation boards. That’s what I did on mine. They were placed on the purlins and then the tin placed on top of the foam. That way no wood gets wet.
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The ceiling of my coop is pink, but the birds don’t mind.

That looks awesome!!! Next year the roof is coming completely off and redone!

 

[Rammy]

I have s metal roof on my coop and its never done that.

 

[aart]

So far there is absolutely no condensation forming on the place I sprayed with flex seal!

That's because it's darn near 50°F....wait until it gets cold at night again.

 

[Compost King]

I can tell you the best way to prevent it but I can tell you how I prevent metal roof condensation... 2 vents. One vent is the entire length of the highest wall about 6 inches tall right up at the roof. then the exact same thing at floor level on the opposite wall. That way intake and outtake vents are on complete opposite ends of the coop which leads to most moisture leaving. Thats not to shoot down other suggestions which are good too. Thats just how I prevented that issue. But that might just work in my climate as I do not deal with temps that go below 10 degrees.

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

I have s metal roof on my coop and its never done that.

You probably have the right amount of ventilation from the start, the guy put none in mine said I didn't need any. Ugh!!

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

That's because it's darn near 50°F....wait until it gets cold at night again.

I have to keep some hope. I'm going to put the styrofoam up too

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

I can tell you the best way to prevent it but I can tell you how I prevent metal roof condensation... 2 vents. One vent is the entire length of the highest wall about 6 inches tall right up at the roof. then the exact same thing at floor level on the opposite wall. That way intake and outtake vents are on complete opposite ends of the coop which leads to most moisture leaving. Thats not to shoot down other suggestions which are good too. Thats just how I prevented that issue. But that might just work in my climate as I do not deal with temps that go below 10 degrees.

The tallest part of the coop is unfortunately the side that gets the most snow blown at it. The back side is a covered run.

 

[featherhead007]

Soon I get a new wood blade I am cutting bigger vent slots. I tried today.

I have so many saws, blades, and construction equipment, I wish I could just text some to you! But I know that's impossible

 

[featherhead007]

You probably have the right amount of ventilation from the start, the guy put none in mine said I didn't need any. Ugh!!

Ugh is right!

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

I have so many saws, blades, and construction equipment, I wish I could just text some to you! But I know that's impossible

Awww thank you!! I am very handy with proper tools. I actually built a small coop, and trust me it has way proper ventilation! Just not big enough for everyone.