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SingleChamberBHPlans. DIY Bat House Assembly Instructions. This Do it Yourself Bat House Plan came from the National Park Service and is broken out into 6 sections. Sections: 1. Materials, 2. The Sides Top and Back, 3. The Front and Roof, 4. Waterproofing and Painting, 5. Where to Place the Bat House, 6.

Step 1: Materials (All wood should be rough cedar) (2) 18" 2x2s (1) 15" 2x2 (5) 15" 1x6s (1) 15" 1x4 (1) 15-1/2" 1x4 (1) 11-1/2" 1x1 1-1/2" nails Window screen Caulking gun Paint Step 2: The Sides, Top and Back This bat house accommodates 30-50 bats and can be built for about $20. Step 3: The Front and Roof Turn the bat house over and attach two more 15" 1x6s, butted against each other, at the top.

Step 4: Waterproofing and Painting Use a caulking gun sparingly to seal all of the seams during assembly. Step 5: Location, Location, Location A bat house needs to be warm, so it's important to place it in the sun. Step 6: What to Expect Wondering which type of bat lives in your area? References. Bathousecriteria. Scott's Bat House Page - Medium Bat House Plan - 2 houses - 3 chambers each. Scott’s Bat House Page - Medium Bat House Plans 2 Houses - 3 Chambers Each Updated For 2010 Season Chamber dimensions: 14” wide x 30.5” tall Get instant access to the complete plans for $4.75 by clicking the "buy now" button below. After payment you should be redirected to the instruction page. If you are interested in buying a bat house that is already constructed click here: Info on Purchasing a Bat House These plans are NOT for commercial use without permission. © 2000-2010 Scott’s Backyard Habitat Enhancement I'm trying to raise funds for PV solar panels for my house, please help me out by paying for the most useful part (the cutting diagram).

You can also send me an email to get my mailing address if you would rather pay by check: bathabitat@gmail.com I am happy to answer any questions before or after payment. Please Read the Safety and Liability Statement Before You Begin Working. 2 – 2”x4”x8’ untreated cedar, fir, or pine Table Saw or Circular Saw 1 lb box of 6d nails – outdoor Caulking gun. Fun Family Project: How to Build a Bat House | Step-by-Step | Family Projects | This Old House - Introduction. Bat Houses at WoodworkersWorkshop. How to Build a Bat House Video.