I've been browsing the forum for some inspiration on my upcoming, first archery box blind build - and there's plenty of great designs using all kinds of different materials. I think I've got sizing and materials fairly planned and drawn out with one exception.. the roof. Mainly around the best materials to use and how to best go about making it seal up to be air-tight. Not that I don't enjoy cleaning wasps, scorpions, and spiders out of my other blinds every spring.. but I'd like to avoid that as much as possible.
Any advice here on the best materials to use for roof longevity (shingles, tin, etc) and how to best go about snugging it down to the walls to keep scent in and critters/weather out will be much appreciated.
Was planning on 6" of pitch from front to back, with 12" of overhang all around to keep water from settling on the roof and off the walls. Smart Panel siding for the walls and treated 2X4s/OSB for the flooring on tower brackets.
Thanks in advance!
Any advice here on the best materials to use for roof longevity (shingles, tin, etc) and how to best go about snugging it down to the walls to keep scent in and critters/weather out will be much appreciated.
Was planning on 6" of pitch from front to back, with 12" of overhang all around to keep water from settling on the roof and off the walls. Smart Panel siding for the walls and treated 2X4s/OSB for the flooring on tower brackets.
Thanks in advance!
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