Sounds good. I also thought about connecting half of it to the house. Was wondering about condensation. Will occasional water drips hurt un-cured epoxy? I'll be fairly wind sheltered, biggest wind worry will be falling branches/pine cones etc. tearing a hole.

: I'm using blue tarps attached to the side of the house this time (1/2 a hoop
: house) but with my last kayak I used clear plastic over the veranda. This
: worked well as a sun trap which warmed up the whole house

: If building on grass or dirt you may want to put a floor down. This will
: enable you to clean up the dust before glassing and varnishing and will
: stop any water seeping under the walls. Cheap ply, pallets, or even just a
: sheet of plastic laid down before glassing will help. An advantage of
: building in these temporary shelters is that once the sanding is done you
: can just cover up the yak, remove your tools and walk into the place
: brandishing a hose. One of the best ways to remove dust from the walls
: etc.

: If you plan to join any plastic together with the clear tape sold for the
: purpose, don't rely on it to hold in strong winds. Also a tent covering
: the kayak will help avoid any condensation drips etc on your epoxy /
: varnish. I have just used cheap plastic drop sheets for mine.

: Go for it,
: Cheers
: GrantG