I have a large Oasis plastic greenhouse,B&Q.It has the sliding door but my
Our hens live in the greenhouse in winter (although free to range in the garden if they want to with the door open).
In summer I like to keep the door open and the hens (and local cats) out so I prop a panel of square mesh plastic fencing against the open door. It's only about 3' high but prevents the hens going in. Something like that would give your birds access.
A piece of glass (we have a collection of old windscreens!) or perspex would have the same effect.
Mary
My Dad has a couple of sheds with birds in and leaves the doors open, but slides a secondary door over the door hole. This door is like a picture frame full door hieght and wodth with chicken wire attached to it. Very cheap and light just a rough old frame of 2X1 wood. No special sliding mechanism just kicks it into place. Not the prettiest of jobs but keeps 4 cats out of the sheds.
I want something that lets cats in but keeps air out.
Try a microwave.
We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember The Natural Philosopher saying something like:
A cat flap on a spacesuit.
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