Hello,

I have a deck that's high enough for me to just fit the stroller and bike trailer underneath.

Now I'm pondering how to do this in the best way so the carriages can remain somewhat protected. Presumably, they would fare best being stored in a proper storage area (so they don't rust/mold/become an ant colony/etc.), but we prefer using that storage space for other things.

Here's what I'm thinking so far:
- Sloping plastic roof (to protect against rain, debris from the deck, etc.)
- Simple walls to protect against rain
- Ventilation holes (if I build it enclosed)
- Some form of gravel/tiles as a base
- Lockable door
- Perhaps a light

What are your thoughts? Do I need to build it enclosed, for example? Regarding pests (as there are always some food remnants in the stroller), I figure I can deal with it if it comes.
 
Sloped plastic roof and gravel as flooring are enough if you want to keep it simple.
We have a stroller that has been outside under the roof on the patio for almost 2 years without having taken the slightest damage from it.

If you build it tightly, you'll have more problems with condensation and the risk of mold.
 
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maah maah said:
Sloping plastic roof and gravel as flooring are enough if you want to keep it simple.
We have a stroller that has been outside under the roof on the patio for almost 2 years without taking the slightest damage from it.

If you build it tight, you'll have more problems with condensation and risk of mold.
Is the plastic just on top? Nothing that goes down a bit on the sides to protect from rain and wind? Does it stay dry enough to leave blankets and such?
 
One more question: have you had the wagon there year-round for two years? Or just in the summer?
 
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