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Guest chrisss
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i bought a second hand 16x6 loft off e bay, then ripped the front off and replaced it 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)i like it now just about done

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Great looking loft Steve...I take it the loft is 12 x 6 and two sections ?

 

Thanks, No it is only a 10 x 6 with 2 sections, 8 nest boxes and 20 persches, Enough for the time I have to look after them.

 

 

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Chris I used 3 x 2 scant for framework at 2 foot centres, 1/2 inch plywood for floor, roof ans sides and back and 5 inch matchboard on front, you wouldn't believe how many nails and screws you go through, then felt cuprinol etc, that's where a lot of the cost goes

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Hi mate.

we build our, just finishing our youngbird loft for next year, it is 25 foot long, 6 foot wide, 3 compartments. it was orignally 2 lofts that we moved and joined together, it looks totally different now since the photos below. below are some photos of the ongoing work. I will update some more pictures tomorrow as we have just added the 2nd tier roof on top of the one you see in the pictures ( ronnie williamson style ). That was put on today, a lot of work but will improve ventillation no end. We have also added 3 low down vents on the front since these pictures were taken. we plan on racing 80+ youngsters next year. we have another loft behind this one, which is our widowhood loft and that measures 25 foot also.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Guest karl adams
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i always build my own sheds then if its not right ive only got me self to blame

 

my old loft

Guest phillip
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Hi . I had to make a plan to have a loft up & going on short notice , after breaking partnership and I had to leave the built lofts behind & also sitting with stock birds at hand .

I had a 25 x 25 sq ft Wendy house which I converted into a four section loft & is quite happy with the results . It took a lot of time as I am working long hours and had mainly night times to work on the loft .

 

I,m planning to extent the breeding loft so I can separate the excess cocks from the breeding section as I did with the hens .

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Hi . I had to make a plan to have a loft up & going on short notice , after breaking partnership and I had to leave the built lofts behind & also sitting with stock birds at hand .

I had a 25 x 25 sq ft Wendy house which I converted into a four section loft & is quite happy with the results . It took a lot of time as I am working long hours and had mainly night times to work on the loft .

 

I,m planning to extent the breeding loft so I can separate the excess cocks from the breeding section as I did with the hens .

 

Well done Phillip, sounds a lot of hard work and awkward hours went into that build

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