Posted by Teresa on Jun 15, 2014 in Backyard Brood, Blog, Construction |
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Screwing on the angled support beams
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Hardware cloth between the angled roof and the frame allows for open air circulation without sacrificing security
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Pretty awkward to screw on at this stage, but it’s more secure and sightly with the mesh and screw connections up above
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Each UV protective corrugate roofing panel overlaps with the next and is secured to the mounts
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