Backyard Chicken Coop Plans with Kennel/Run, Salbox/Lean-to 4 ft x 10 ft Two-in-One Plans, Design 60410SL
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Backyard Chicken Coop Plans with Kennel/Run, Salbox/Lean-to 4 ft x 10 ft Two-in-One Plans, Design 60410SL
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Customer Reviews
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perfect!!
Amazon Customer•March 15, 2017
My chickens â¤ï¸ their new house, perfect!!
Four Stars
basma•October 9, 2016
Ok
Blood, sweat and tears
BrianAZ•February 15, 2016
This was the first time I built anything and this coop took FOREVER to build.
I used over 2 gallons of paint. Two bundles of shingles barely covered the two roofs.
I like the coop but if I could do it over again I would have chosen a different design. 2x3's split really easily especially if you use deck screws like I did. I used about 7 pounds of screws!
I couldn't figure out how to make the roost bar or where I should install it.
I used chicken wire but I should of used hardware cloth instead. My 8 week old chicks like to poke their head out of the 2 inch holes. That worries me. Once you shoot the staples in the wood they're pretty much in there for good so be careful.
The coop is very dark inside. I'm not sure if that's good or bad.
The plans were pretty accurate except you need more of everything.
Oh yeah, make sure you cut the trim at the end
I used over 2 gallons of paint. Two bundles of shingles barely covered the two roofs.
I like the coop but if I could do it over again I would have chosen a different design. 2x3's split really easily especially if you use deck screws like I did. I used about 7 pounds of screws!
I couldn't figure out how to make the roost bar or where I should install it.
I used chicken wire but I should of used hardware cloth instead. My 8 week old chicks like to poke their head out of the 2 inch holes. That worries me. Once you shoot the staples in the wood they're pretty much in there for good so be careful.
The coop is very dark inside. I'm not sure if that's good or bad.
The plans were pretty accurate except you need more of everything.
Oh yeah, make sure you cut the trim at the end
Four Stars
Mary M. Rawlins•December 7, 2015
Given as a gift to my neighbor.
Good so far!
Sara Jean Rook•November 22, 2015
Good plans so far. Building out of 2X4 instead of 2X3. Make adjustments accordingly. 2X3 is not a standard board. I can't get 2X3 where I live. I would have to rip on my table saw. Too much work. I at first posted a negative review, but being the perfect geek that I am I knew I followed the insructions perfectly. And I did. Just didn't account for the difference in boards. I've built a lot of buildings in my life and a couple of houses. I've never worked with 2X3 lumber, NEVER! When I frame, I've framed with tens of thousands of 2X4. 2X3 does not register with me. Allow for difference if you construct from 2X4.
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