Chicken Coop

Provide a safe, comfortable home for your flock with our versatile chicken coops—engineered for durability, ease of cleaning, and optimal ventilation. Constructed from rot-resistant cedar or powder-coated steel frames paired with weatherproof polycarbonate or galvanized mesh panels, these coops protect against predators and the elements. Featuring spacious nesting boxes, removable droppings trays, and adjustable vents, our designs facilitate healthy airflow and simple maintenance. Available in a variety of sizes—from compact backyard models for 4–6 hens to large walk-in styles accommodating 10+ birds—each kit includes pre-cut components and user-friendly hardware so you can assemble quickly and let your chickens settle in right away.

Maintenance Tips for Chicken Coop

Clean and Sanitize Regularly
– Remove droppings trays and nesting box liners weekly; scrub surfaces with a mild disinfectant.
– Rinse and air-dry components completely before replacing bedding to prevent ammonia buildup and bacterial growth.

Inspect Structural Elements Monthly
– Check frame joints, mesh panels, and roof fasteners for damage or looseness; tighten hardware and repair or replace any worn parts.
– Ensure doors, latches, and hinges operate smoothly and securely to keep predators out.

Maintain Ventilation and Drainage
– Clear vents and roof gutters of debris each season to promote airflow and prevent moisture accumulation.
– Level the coop’s foundation and surround with gravel or sand to improve drainage and deter pests.

FAQs

How many chickens can fit in a standard coop?
Allow at least 2–3 square feet of indoor space per bird and 8–10 square feet in the attached run. A 6 ft × 4 ft coop comfortably houses 4–6 hens.

What bedding materials work best?
Use pine shavings or hemp bedding for absorbency and odor control. Avoid cedar chips, which can irritate respiratory systems.

How do I protect my coop from predators?
Install hardware-cloth mesh (minimum ¼″ openings) on windows and vents, use predator-proof latches, and bury perimeter fencing at least 12″ underground to prevent digging.

Can I move the coop to fresh pasture?
Yes—lightweight “chicken tractor” models are designed for easy relocation. Move every 1–2 weeks to provide fresh forage and prevent soil compaction.

Why Choose Our Chicken Coops

Our chicken coops blend thoughtful design with rugged materials to create a healthy, secure environment for your birds. Backed by detailed assembly guides and responsive customer support, they’re built to last season after season—so you can focus on egg production and happy, thriving hens.