my temp weathering

[Matt]

this is a few pics of my weathering its only been built cheep cos we have to move soon .it holds my sakeret who is still feather perfect just as he was when i picked him up . it 6 feet by 6 feet and 5 feet tall there is a removable panel that secures it at night and it stays open all day.the hole thing cost just over £200 mark thats all in . the floor material is silver sand the kind found in childrens sand pits . i have used this be fore and have nevr had any problems.

[Matt]

this is the panell that is put in place at night it is a willow fence panel so that it lets in a certain amount of light in the morning and constant air flow at all times

[Matt]

finaly this is the side door it is pad locked all the time for reasons of security . this door alows me to be able to colect the bird at night if needs be and if i need to shut him away fore a few hours to cutt the grass ect as i have a few times

[Jon]

I like it Matt looks good, its given me ideas and will do something similar.

[Darren]

wish i had seen this before i built mine.....some good ideas incorperated in it

Daz

[Sean]

lol was posted 6 months ago :P

[Wightwings]

ye Matt dont post on here anymore you guys are talking to hyperspaaaaaaaaaaaccceeee.......he he :lol:

[Tim Laycock]

I was at B&Q last weekend, outside in the garden centre bit.
I saw a small wooden hut, about 5ftx3ftx4ft 9" high. It had double doors along the 5ft side with no centre post in the way of the door opening. The roof was also pitched backwards instead of forwards.

It would have made an impressive weathering or occasional night quaters with minimal modifications and it only cost £70

[RabbitHawker]

I'd just be a bit worried it might not be fox proof, could they dig under, ir get through the willow.
I'd also be a bit worried about aspergillus spores as the willow will start to rot when damp.
Chris