pics of the snake room(DUW)

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Originally Posted by MATT FISHER REPTILES

looks good dude. pics pics.

jotay is the one to listen to. he builds awesome houses.

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Thanks but that is a she not he :)

my bad :oops:

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Originally Posted by jotay

It will stick to plywood fine but it won't be smooth. Which I don't think really matters in a snake room. If you want it smooth then you put down a thin board known as luian (sp)

The sealing job looks great, do you have any source for the bldg to breath?
It shouldn't be airtight.

Looks like it is gonna be an awesome snake room and I can't wait to see it when it's done :)

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there are 2 vents at the top of the front and the back. You can;t see it in that pic b/c wood is in the way.

It looks good so far. BTW, what is the area of the floor?

very nice!

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Hehehehe I really need to proof read my posts.
I put breath when I meant breathe. Please excuse the dingus :)

When do you think you'll be finished w/ the room ?

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Originally Posted by _BoidFinatic_

It looks good so far. BTW, what is the area of the floor?

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roughly 10x16

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Originally Posted by jotay

Hehehehe I really need to proof read my posts.
I put breath when I meant breathe. Please excuse the dingus :)

When do you think you'll be finished w/ the room ?

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If things go as planned, hopefully it will be wired with a locked door on it by Sunday. I am not positive about the wiring happening this weekend though. After that I will start insulating it and putting some walls up.

I thought I would give you a heads up on sticking that tile directly on the plywood floor. I have had problems with that in the past. It is really hard to get the plywood clean enough and the corners start to come up over time. Armstrong makes a primer that you can paint the floor with first. Roll on one thick coat and when its dry take your shoes off to install the tile. You do not want to get any dirt on the surface before you install.

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Originally Posted by chimpkin

I thought I would give you a heads up on sticking that tile directly on the plywood floor. I have had problems with that in the past. It is really hard to get the plywood clean enough and the corners start to come up over time. Armstrong makes a primer that you can paint the floor with first. Roll on one thick coat and when its dry take your shoes off to install the tile. You do not want to get any dirt on the surface before you install.

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thank ya brotha man

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Originally Posted by chimpkin

I thought I would give you a heads up on sticking that tile directly on the plywood floor. I have had problems with that in the past. It is really hard to get the plywood clean enough and the corners start to come up over time. Armstrong makes a primer that you can paint the floor with first. Roll on one thick coat and when its dry take your shoes off to install the tile. You do not want to get any dirt on the surface before you install.

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man you were not lying when you said it helped. I put one tile down without the adhesive and could move it a tad to make sure it was straight but the rest I had the adhesive and once it touched it was not moving anywhere. Thanks for the advice