most of ours are 5x5's designed for a single shooter, although we're building a 5x8 for my cousin to hunt with his kids over at his brothers 37 acres in jackson right now.
one thing i will suggest, move your windows to open internally. its a lot easier to manage them. we've been building these things since around the time i started hunting 27 years ago and have 2 dozen of them scattered across our property so we've had a bit of time to work out the engineering bugs .
this is one of our newest, and also the highest - most are only 5-7' to the floor, this one is just over 9' since dad found some 12 footers on the clearance rack
i do think dad gets a little carried away with the awnings though
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we built it in the barn, the neighbor came over with his manitou and put that one on the poles fully assembled for us
https://youtu.be/LzrhXqwzGP0did some upgrades last year on mine, including adding a couple shelves and a heater vent :X
convection gives a nice warm push coming out of those holes which is awesome on a frosty morning.
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yes, that burner top doubles as a way to heat up some soup for lunch. so yes i installed the kitchen too
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we use spring loaded cabinet hinges to keep the windows up on the inside
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i will highly suggest filling any gaps, cracks, or crevices with spray foam - this will help reduce mouse nests from being built in inconvenient places - there's screen behind the foam in between the upper studs didnt fill the whole thing with foam heheh!
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