ok short history on me i am an iron worker with stainless easyly avaible to me if a S.S. dog house was in the shade in a kennel would it seem like a smart ideal and maybe some rhine lining and a pad for the cold nights this is the best way for me to build a dog house pls use ur knowledge and help me proof the idea before i do this im going with ed's kennel idea for the kennel and need some thoughts on the doggy house in side it will be about 1 foot off the floor .
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Howard Knauf Webboard User Reg: 09-24-2003
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Trey,
Went hunting a few years ago and had nowhere to stay but in the back of a pickup with a topper. It was cold as hell outside at the time. Almost died (exageration)of exposure sleeping in the bed of the truck. Seems that metal enclosures act as sort of a refrigerator in the cold. They dont retain heat very well.
I imagine that if you Rhino lined the box, made it small enough and had plenty of bedding to retain heat, you might not have a problem. Only way to find out is build a prototype and test it.
Ditto what Howard said. Metal buildings are cold as heck in the winter and like a toaster oven in the summer. Lots of insulation would be necessary, and possibly even some vents that could be opened in the summer?
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