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Converting a shed into a reptile enclosure

MrMiata · 2019-11-10 16:01:21

I've an wooden shed at the bottom of my garden. I assumed it was falling apart but after checking it out for the first time in years it looks good. No leaks, no damn, no rot.. It's a typical tongue and groove shed with a small window. I'm thinking of converting it into a reptile enclosure/room. I'd like to keep costs…

10-11-2019 4:01pm

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MrMiata

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I've an wooden shed at the bottom of my garden.
I assumed it was falling apart but after checking it out for the first time in years it looks good.

No leaks, no damn, no rot..

It's a typical tongue and groove shed with a small window.

I'm thinking of converting it into a reptile enclosure/room.

I'd like to keep costs down..
Could I just stick a load of kingspan in it, and box it off with plywood?
I'll need to run a power supply out to the shed.. There's a cable running to our turf shed anyway..
It'd just need a lot of power.. Reptiles need a lot of heat so it'd have a UV/UVB bulb, ceramic heater or some type of space heater and a regular light..

What do ye think?

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