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Insulating Typical Barna Shed

The Kurgan · 2010-09-07 09:44:11

Hi, Just looking for some advice on insulating a typical garden barna shed. First of all the reason for insulating the shed is that we have have two rabbits who have the barna shed all to themselves during the winter months, previously we had them in the house and let out in the garden during the warmer months. They have a…

07-09-2010 09:44AM

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The Kurgan

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Hi,

Just looking for some advice on insulating a typical garden barna shed.

First of all the reason for insulating the shed is that we have have two rabbits who have the barna shed all to themselves during the winter months, previously we had them in the house and let out in the garden during the warmer months.

They have a a fairly large hutch inside the shed to give them extra protection but obviously they'll need more when the cold snap hits..

What would be the best way to insulate as I want to make sure
there's no dampness in the shed .

Would fibreglass between the frames covered by plywodd do the job ...?

thanks a mill

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#2 07-09-2010 09:49AM

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Give them plenty of straw and they'll be fine - rabbits are naturally well insulated against cold.

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