found this for roofing the run

mmmm looks interesting! I would be a little worried about using as roofing, and would prefer corrugated plastic -only a little more expensive but would be concerned about managing the rain and wind we can get.

i was wandering about how u would join it together in the centre i mite give the place a ring tomorw . i would love to use corrugated but it would be very expensive and i would have to have it battened down like it was a car port or something.

glad i could be helpfull  while out with doing horses i was thinking that i could batten it down from the inside of my run under the main netting roof  otherwise i would have to take down the protecting wire thats about the run and that is why to much hassle .

thats a good idea  let me know how u work it out though  , i could do 3/4 of my run as i would end up having to cut it as i have the sycamore tree on one side of the run  , putting up the netting was bad enough in the end we had to place 2'2 like a cross around the tree to support the netting an block in any gaps .

i suppose its one of those things u need to try in an small amount first to see if its worth geting it in large amounts like i would need .

Think it would be great to have as roll down blinds on a run to help stop snow and driving rain getting to your chickens looby, you would only need to tack it to the battens at the top and hold it in place with some webbing or strong ribbon. Don't think it would solve your roof problem though. Even though mine free range with lots of covered areas including a land rover hardtop I may get some of this to make another undercover run for the sablepoots to get out of the weather as they haven't liked the snow at all  .