Casco
Mama Doe
I'm looking for the best way to waterproof the run and I know some of you use these. I am trying to figure out how these will work with my run - it has 3 removeable roof panels, I am considering screwing 1 sheet into each panel so that there's an overlap which should still leave me the option of being able to lift the roof panels off for cleaning the run etc. However I'm worried about high winds! Which then makes me wonder if there's another way the panels can be held down enough in 'normal' weather which would still let me remove the pvc but keep he roof on the run if really high winds were forecast. I can't think of any other way to secure them except making another frame to sit on top of the roof and screwing the sheets to that (which will cost me more in money and time, I feel like I've spent a fortune recently on getting the shed and run ready for foster bunnies - much more than I budgeted for when I had the idea!). Are the panels generally quite secure when it's windy if they are screwed down?
Also how much of an angle do the panels need to be at to make sure the rain runs off? Currently I have the roof panels sitting at a very slight angle, one side is maybe only an inch or so higher than the other so I'm not sure that's enough. I tried the tarp on it last night hoping that the slight angle might be enough but no, the rain still pooled in a few places because the tarp just sags and collects the water.
Also how much of an angle do the panels need to be at to make sure the rain runs off? Currently I have the roof panels sitting at a very slight angle, one side is maybe only an inch or so higher than the other so I'm not sure that's enough. I tried the tarp on it last night hoping that the slight angle might be enough but no, the rain still pooled in a few places because the tarp just sags and collects the water.