CryptKeeper
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I’m building a custom enclosure using a reptibreeze xl. I built a bottom out of pvc board that the reptibreeze will sit on top of with no bottom, then I have that attached to a 2x3 framed false bottom and pvc board on outside (this is for drainage system) it will be bioactive as well.
I have dragon ledges attached to the screen enclosure as well but my only concern is a background. Mainly bc it’s sitting against a wall in my house and I don’t want it getting drenched and I’d also like it to look natural more so than buying a vinyl background.
Any tips on best ways to go about it this? I was thinking either foam insulation board and carving it like a tree trunk maybe and using dry lock with tint and sand for texture to waterproof it. (If I went this route how thick of foam are you guys using to carve into?)
Or spray foam but not sure if that would be sturdy enough to hold much even with the dragon ledges. (This method I was thinking laying down plastic wrap or similar on the back wall and then foaming it all then taking out to carve/waterproof/paint)
I haven’t found many videos of people making backgrounds on the screen enclosures as opposed to the glass/pvc etc ones. Any help would be appreciated!
I have dragon ledges attached to the screen enclosure as well but my only concern is a background. Mainly bc it’s sitting against a wall in my house and I don’t want it getting drenched and I’d also like it to look natural more so than buying a vinyl background.
Any tips on best ways to go about it this? I was thinking either foam insulation board and carving it like a tree trunk maybe and using dry lock with tint and sand for texture to waterproof it. (If I went this route how thick of foam are you guys using to carve into?)
Or spray foam but not sure if that would be sturdy enough to hold much even with the dragon ledges. (This method I was thinking laying down plastic wrap or similar on the back wall and then foaming it all then taking out to carve/waterproof/paint)
I haven’t found many videos of people making backgrounds on the screen enclosures as opposed to the glass/pvc etc ones. Any help would be appreciated!