Tractor/trailer coop build

Ok, I have drawn it up, let’s test this phone camera first.
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ok, getting serious about using saws and screws.

Someone please do your best to talk me into one roof or the other, Aframe, or flat?

Anyone want to push me one way or the other?

disclaimer: i am a relatively large dude, both height and width, need a full size door to walk thru and a good 7' of head clearance in most of the coop. this is why i am leaning towards flat, and it seems to be much easier to consrtuct.

thoughts? feelings? experiences? all welcome here in tractorland
 
ok, getting serious about using saws and screws.

Someone please do your best to talk me into one roof or the other, Aframe, or flat?

Anyone want to push me one way or the other?

disclaimer: i am a relatively large dude, both height and width, need a full size door to walk thru and a good 7' of head clearance in most of the coop. this is why i am leaning towards flat, and it seems to be much easier to consrtuct.

thoughts? feelings? experiences? all welcome here in tractorland

A-Frames are hard to adequately ventilate and waste space.

Flat isn't good because you need to shed rain and to encourage airflow. My brooder has a flat roof and despite huge amounts of ventilation it gets hot inside on a sunny day because the lack of roof slope allows the air to stagnate.

A peaked roof with a ridge vent or a sloped shed roof with vents at the top and bottom of the slope allows hot air to flow under the roof surface and out the upper vent -- removing heat and ammonia.
 

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