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Building a permanent deer stand


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I'm in the process of building a permanent deer stand with my dad that is going to be built on 7ft 4x4 stilts. It's going to be fully enclosed with slider windows, insulated, quite cozy. We have the blueprint already I was just had two quick questions for the veterans out there. 1: How much it would help to insulate the floor? 2: How steep of a roof is needed? We live/hunt in Northern MN so it would be nice to make it steep enough to shed some snowfall.

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I built my wife a perm. stand last year,it is6x8 with a deck on 10ft. 4x4s,stairs with a railing,wall mounted heater,tilt in windows.i would definately insulate the floor it makes a world of a difference.I put 6" of slope from front to back.With a steel roof the snow slides right off.

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I built my wife a perm. stand last year,it is6x8 with a deck on 10ft. 4x4s,stairs with a railing,wall mounted heater,tilt in windows.i would definately insulate the floor it makes a world of a difference.I put 6" of slope from front to back.With a steel roof the snow slides right off.

Agree with him entirely. If you are insulating the rest of it you might as well insulate it all. Not much more expensive and it would be better than wishing you would have. We also have steel roofs on ours and have not had a problem with snow yet.

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Regarding metal roofs, I had a semi permanent stand with a metal roof. It was in a bunch of trees, and when any little acorn, branch whatever fell it really rattled through the woods with that TING sound. Out in the open it should be the real deal, though.

DD

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