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It is! If anyone's in the Eastern Washington area, you're welcome to come see it!

Alright. . . alright. . . alright! Sorry for the delay in the review for the Ladies First coop door! Between work and a couple out of town trips, I haven't been hanging around the forum lately. But the door - after a rough start - is fabulous! I love it with no reservations! It did take 2...

I'm really confident! Give me a week or so and I'll let you know. . .

Alrighty Folks! I've been tracking everyone's comments here and am happy to say that I'm now awaiting my new Ladies First Chicken Door! Matt has been absolutely incredible throughout the whole process with all my questions and maintains fabulous communication with his customers. He...

Hola All! Anyone around the Yakima area? One of my delightful Americana pullets has transformed into a beautiful roo! That won't work with the city ordinances. Anyone like to pick him up for free?

Hola All! Anyone around the Yakima area? One of my delightful Americana pullets has transformed into a beautiful roo! That won't work with the city ordinances. Anyone like to pick him up for free?

A couple quick questions: 1) Is there enough room to add an additional roost and 2) Is there any reason why I couldn't put a couple poop boards under the roosts and over the wire bottom?

Ah! You're probably right! I just wanted it to happen! Thanks so much for your advice. . .

Great info in this reprint! Thanks! I was planning on widening the coop section by a foot and then utilizing the coops vertical space as it actually has 3levels (see the plans at this link: http://t.tractorsupply.com/know-how_Chicken-Coops_simply-salvaged-chicken-coop-design.html). The 3 coop...

Here's the link to the plans: http://t.tractorsupply.com/know-how_Chicken-Coops_simply-salvaged-chicken-coop-design.html

Absolutely, I was planning on adding about a foot to the width. If you look closely though (or view the website), you'll see that the coop has 3 levels. I kind of liked the concept of using the vertical space - that's what attracted me to the plan. Do you think it work that way?

I'm wanting to build a lean-to type coop against a fence for my 10 girls. With a few modifications in the coop width, I think it'd work. The plans are on the Tractor Supply site. Has anyone built one? Any comments or thoughts?

Looking at some type of lean-to coop to build against a fence for my 10 girls. Has anyone built the Simply Salvaged coop by Tractor Supply? Any comments or advice?