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    rat rack question

    So I'm going to get some ASFs and want to build a rack. Is there any reason why people dont make the sides out of full sheets of plywood? is it just an air flow issue?

    Can anyone see a problem with this design? I also would be keeping it in a garage that is on the cool end. I would add some flexwatt to the sides with a thermostat of course to maintain a comfortable temp.

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    In my opinion, we leave them open for ventilation and bc they are easier to roll around when they are lighter So us clean freaks can sweep or catch loose rats easier.
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    How is the garage in the summer? I'm not sure how well they would do in the heat without plenty of ventilation.
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