One customer said you have to add your own gutters. Are there pre-cut openings on the top to facilitate, or do have to handicraft it yourself?
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It is not pre-cut but it was not difficult to install gutters with a power drill.
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there is instructions with the kit,but you have to drill your own holes to fit whatever gutters you buy to install.
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Where we have this utilized we have no need for gutters. We use this on a children's playground at the daycare center. It gives us a shade structure over our large sandbox. We don't have any rain trails from runoffs.
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I would measure just the width and depth of the gutter, and not worry about the length, as you would have to determine that later and order enough to fill the length of your gutters. My own gutters are standard size and the brushes fit right in perfectly. I would ask the company if they have other sizes if your gutters are smaller or larger than most.
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No, it does not have gutters, but rain is somehow easily diverted, and the only moisture you get inside, is with high winds blowing it in.
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If you had the right tools, you could cut it but the ends are such that they lock together. I'm not sure how you could cut it to still have it secure when installed so you don't lose all your soil.
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Not sure, we had to cut more out, we had a snaller door in place, but it comes with a cutout you can follow
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If your asking if you can customize it's layout, you cannot. The top is one big plastic piece that requires it to be the way it is shown in the pic.
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If my memory is correct the center section has openings. You can also add your own without any problem.
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If it was me, I would call a roofing contractor with knowledge on this type of roof. Doesn't sound DIY friendly to me. But those are my limits, not yours.
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I made it work for ours. I crafted a roof extension out of PVC pipes, supported the extension on the existing roof supports, and it turned out great.
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Hello Bonnie, Yes. The way they are designed makes it very easy to change up the side that the nesting box is on too. I'm sure with very little modification and possibly a few extra pieces of hardware from your local hardware store you can achieve the expansion you're looking for. I would suggest to pre-drill all "new" holes needed in the wood to prevent any splitting. You would need to adjust the roofs slightly to get the desired affect and use a little caulking to seal the joints between the two. I hope this helps to answer your question. I would be interested in seeing some pics of yourffinished product! I'm very satisfied with my purchase and am looking forward to adding on to mine as well. Enjoy! Hello Bonnie, Yes. The way they are designed makes it very easy to change up the side that the nesting box is on too. I'm sure with very little modification and possibly a few extra pieces of hardware from your local hardware store you can achieve the expansion you're looking for. I would suggest to pre-drill all "new" holes needed in the wood to prevent any splitting. You would need to adjust the roofs slightly to get the desired affect and use a little caulking to seal the joints between the two. I hope this helps to answer your question. I would be interested in... » Read More Hello Bonnie, Yes. The way they are designed makes it very easy to change up the side that the nesting box is on too. I'm sure with very little modification and possibly a few extra pieces of hardware from your local hardware store you can achieve the expansion you're looking for. I would suggest to pre-drill all "new" holes needed in the wood to prevent any splitting. You would need to adjust the roofs slightly to get the desired affect and use a little caulking to seal the joints between the two. I hope this helps to answer your question. I would be interested in seeing some pics of yourffinished product! I'm very satisfied with my purchase and am looking forward to adding on to mine as well. Enjoy! « Show Less
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you should be able to remove the front and lift it up to gain access the gutter
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yes, do the sides & top on a flat surface separately then put it together outside using self tapping screws supplied,should have a drill for screws,dig 4 holes for posts to anchor in ground
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You have to make a modification, it is too wide and the space needs to be filled with a formed piece( I used plywood) I do not know how to upload a picture for you to see.
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Yes, we did cut, sew and put large grommets in ours. We used the green one as a sail shade and just made it to the size and shape we want. However depending on the sun situation it is still a little see through, like dense netting.
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NO. There is no holes to make. Please read the instruction booklet or go to the Homedics website.
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No but you could get creative. We used PVC piping and did a small stand with umbrella that we place next to it and it gets full coverage
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I attached one of those dog fences to the front. the bottom door opening is right below the top door opening and I surrounded the whole front with the dog gate (in a semi-circle) and then put mesh on the top. I think you would have to cut the bottom side open if you wanted a run on the hutch side.