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The run is beneath the coop giving the chickens place to wander around in the fresh air and have shelter from the sun, rain and snow. There is easy side access to the nesting boxes as well as into the coop itself with it decent sized doors. This coop is a cross between a closed coop and an open-side coop in that it has a nice large mesh door on one side of the coop and a closed in one on the other. All Construct plans are easy to follow and come with a complete shopping list of supplies a person will need to build the coop.

The best part is you can download the PDF plans for free! Website : Community Chickens Plan Price: Free Mobile Coop : Yes Movability : Difficult needs at least two persons to move it Chickens : Up to 10 standard sized chickens Review : A really unique design your chickens get to live in a design that resembles an old steam train.

This design was made out of a lot of recycled equipment like an old swing set, recycled cat litter boxes for the nesting boxes mixed in with some new materials that were required. It has some really cool solid wheels that make it look pretty much like a huge toy train.

It has easy access to the nesting boxes and coop to clean, etc. Plus, the run is fully enclosed with a great roofed in section to protect them from the elements. This coop would look really good in a larger sized garden and will delight any child. Even encourage them to want to participate in helping with the care and maintenance of the chickens in such a cool coop.

It is also well filmed and narrated this is one of my favorite channels right now as I am learning DIY. I have turned a few of them into really sturdy toyboxes for my son. The best thing about them is I could use them as a bench for the kids to sit on while they watched TV in the playroom too. I was really excited when I can across this Pallet chicken coop.

I think this is a really awesome idea and really easy to do. There is a lot of potential here and loads of other designs one could use working with pallets. I would think about covering in any grooves with a non-toxic filler if you use it to build the coop though. Wood is a great lure for mites and any notches or grooves need to be filled in. They have really put a lot of work in it right down to some lavish details.

I do like the way the coop is built into the run like a house surrounded by really high walls. There is a lot of good ventilation here and the coop reminds me of a mini gazebo style coop. The chickens have ample space to move around inside. It is well ventilated and big enough for a person to move around inside making collecting eggs and maintenance really easy.

It is very beautiful and once again I love the attention to detail some people put into their coops. It is much nicer to make a coop as a feature in your backyard although functional works too.

It depends entirely on choice and in some cases the neighborhood. They have loads of really great DIY plans include a few really good, sturdy and functional chicken coops.

Like this large DIY chicken coop. It is almost like a barn with its multistory chicken coop and run all built into one. It is a very safe and solid structure. If you have space and a rather large flock but not too much room for them to free range about in this is a design, you should be looking at.

I love the open feel of this coop and adore the gable style roof. I think every chicken coop needs a gable style room!

It is designed to give a person ample room to move around the run in and easy access to the coop through the run and at the back-nesting boxes for quick collection of the eggs. She makes building a chicken coop look cool and sexy. The instructions are upbeat and very informative. I do hate hording and in fact, my kid will tell you I am forever minimizing items in the garden and the house.

That is why I tend to list these coop ideas so much because I love how people have thought up ways to cut down the cost of building a coop and repurposing their unused items. In this case, it is a rather big shed!

There is so much potential here with an idea. I would start by totally weatherproofing the floor of the shed and putting a double story in for the hens. Making a nice few ramps they can walk up. It gives them more space and some interesting twists and turns to keep them occupied in their house. It is functional and will serve well for the broody coop, medical coop and or the isolation coop. It will even fair nicely as the nursery coop. Photo Credit: South City Coop 5. Shed Free Chicken Coop Plans This coop is adorable and made with recycled materials, which are always a great way to save money.

Photo Credit: Ana White 6. Photo Credit: Chook-a-Holic 7. Kerr Center Chicken Tractor If you want your hens to enjoy the great outdoors but free range is not an option this chicken tractor is the answer. Photo Credit: Cortney Loyd 8. Photo Credit: Tater Farm and Ranch 9. Photo Credit: Home Depot Photo Credit: Coq a Vin Home and Garden Chicken Coop Medium in size this coop will house 18 of your feathered gals. Photo Credit: Home and Garden Plans Trevormade Free Chicken Coop Plans This little beauty is a chicken cottage complete with a white picket fence.

Photo Credit: Trevor The Wee Kirk Coop The church design of this wee coop is perfect for four hens and doubles as a chicken tractor, allowing your hens to move about the yard. Photo Credit: Todd Leach The Choo Choo Coop Calling all train lovers this coop is for you! Photo Credit: Taylor Miller Photo Credit: Navy Chick Photo Credit: Doug Scott There was an error submitting your subscription.

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Cut the wire mesh to size and install to door using staples. Install roofing paper and shingles. Cut to size wire mesh and install to the floor frame using staples. Add rooster roof mount. Raising chickens is the best way to have fresh eggs. If you have been wanting a chicken coop you can now build one yourself with the help of these plans. The free chicken coop plans below will show you a couple of designs from small chicken coops to larger ones.

Most of these plans are easy to understand and include lots of drawings. The plans include free PDF download, step-by-step drawings, instructions, shopping list and a material cut list. These plans are very detailed with lots of drawings and instructions.