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well i am in this sport for more then 3 years i viseted lot of websites and found that every loft is bult of wood .

my question is whay wood is use mostely not concret(brick and cement)?

the country in which i am living people use brick and cement not wood is ther any different in these lofts ? if u think any ----------

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to me dosn't make any diffrents to what your lofts are made of. its all down to your birds and loft management. mine are made of tree's :P

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mine is made of brick and i have my youngens in it and i find when it is realy hot the brick built shed is very cool and thats y i think i dont get young bird sickness, but my widowhood shed is made of wood and again in hot weathers is realy hot and brings the form on the cocks.

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when i was going to build a new loft i was going to use brick , but then decided to use wood, this was due to the climate in the uk. you would have to have #(in my opinion) a double skin with a cavity, just like you would wuith a house, bricks when wet take a lot longer to dry out comapred to wood, and in the climate we live in this would mean the loft would be more prone to damp conditions, unless you had a cavity. you would also need sky lights so that the sun could warm the loft.

hope everyone understands what i mean.

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well it will cold in hot but what u can say in winter

look in pakistan conditions of weather r of extream type

in summer it become very hot up to 35-40C

and in winter it becomes dry,foge,up to 10-15c

now u (every one)say about it which mathod will work (wood\brick)  

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I have one of each. The brick one is cool in summer but damp in winter (single skin), the wood one is hot in summer  (but, there again, everywhere was hot this summer)  I think that it will be warmer and drier than brick in winter.

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i f money were no problem i would go for a double decker in brick. bottom floor for stock and storage with the top deck to race to. tiled roof and a large viewing platform. mind you i currently race to 6x 4 shed and do ok but space and money are at a premium

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well if bulder say i will make good ventilation either it is of brick or wood and there would be no finance problum then which one u prefer

 

It would be made of block with brick on the outside with heated concrete floors as I said above. Vent fans and lovers can be open or closed as air is needed exchanged. the warm dry loft also helps keep the condition the birds constent

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twin wall brick or block front and sides, tile roof, and the usuall front wood and dowel, and bigger than needed to accomodate more pigeons than you intend to race to reduce the risk of overcrowding

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look in pakistan conditions of weather r of extream type

in summer it become very hot up to 35-40C

and in winter it becomes dry,foge,up to 10-15c

now what u (every one)say about it which mathod will work (wood\brick) ::)  

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