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How do you lads insulate kennels, i have 3 breeze block kennels, and thinking about knocking three into one and insulateing them.

its freezing in winter even with good bedding and raised beds.

i need it doing before i buy another pup

 

Just my tuppence worth, but I would not insulate the breeze block kennel.

Knock the three of them into one and place insulated dog houses in them.

Insulating the whole of the enlarged kennel will not help the dogs.

Their body heat would not be enough to raise the temperature.

But the smaller dog houses would be dry and warmed by the dog himself.

 

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The pup will bunk in with one of the dogs if you are lucky

Best of luck whichever method you use.

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I have built a few of these for my terriers...They are double walled and insulated (rolled fiberglass), as are the floor and roof...I also set them up on the outside of the kennel to keep the dogs fro

Just my tuppence worth, but I would not insulate the breeze block kennel. Knock the three of them into one and place insulated dog houses in them. Insulating the whole of the enlarged kennel will no

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very nice, ive been looking at putting a wooden kennel in the end one and knocking holes in the other two walls.

just insulating one for there bed

Just a thought about box,could you not get a hold of a couple of Blue feeder bin on there side,just cut shape into 3x1,put them on side the Plastic well insulated,,abit like the K9 Condo from the States .. :thumbs:

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id definetly render the outside off the blocks , that will seal them , then id kingspan inside as has been surgested , goodluck .

You can insulate outside, then put a wire screed on top then plaster or roughcast,P.M, scothunter he's in the insulation game.Half of Glasgow has been done by this method Lately..Kept the Poles going for two year :cray:

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cheaper way would be to line the walls with plastic membrane stud it out and put cavity wall insulation or kingspan between the studthen board over with something,that would stop damp coming through.if going for boxes maybee even get them off the ground so not as cold.

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How do you lads insulate kennels, i have 3 breeze block kennels, and thinking about knocking three into one and insulateing them.

its freezing in winter even with good bedding and raised beds.

i need it doing before i buy another pup

 

Just my tuppence worth, but I would not insulate the breeze block kennel.

Knock the three of them into one and place insulated dog houses in them.

Insulating the whole of the enlarged kennel will not help the dogs.

Their body heat would not be enough to raise the temperature.

But the smaller dog houses would be dry and warmed by the dog himself.

 

post-42222-0-20277200-1322335327.jpg

post-42222-0-03924600-1322335364.jpg

 

The pup will bunk in with one of the dogs if you are lucky

Best of luck whichever method you use.

nice boxs but cost a fortune out of most peoples price range them boxs silly price
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