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Yeah you'd only want to be able to keep her inside one box, not block off the rest of the boxes. And she may not like it whatsoever - if she panics at being locked in, you may just need to accept that she's going to lay where she's laying, rather than risking her hurting herself. But so far...

How long as this been going on for? Now this isn't practical if you don't have time to stalk them, but what I did was I learned the problem bird(s) laying schedules, and when they went to their preferred spot to lay, I'd go and pick them up, stick them in a nest box, and barricade them in using...