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    Coop design & ventilation check

    Finished (almost) coop. We’re working on the attached run now. We have fairly limited carpentry skills and I should’ve bought a plan, but I didn’t want a tiny coop and thought I’d give designing and building a go. We live in an industrial city with lots of raccoons and cats so we decided to...
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    Coop design & ventilation check

    It ended up being more ventilation without making the roof taller. We had to build on a slope. Our whole property is on a slope. So the highest side has a 1x6ft opening plus some. Then the other sides have 6 feet and it gets smaller towards the back. The way our wind hits the coop it’ll push the...
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    Coop design & ventilation check

    Awesome thank you! No I’m not in the foothills. I’m not far but it doesn’t get cold like it does over there. I was worried about having the windows be propped open in the winter d/t drafts but I can do that and add more height to the roof.
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    Coop design & ventilation check

    Hmm my plan was 8 ft on all sides with 4 inch opening. What would you recommend?
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    Coop design & ventilation check

    Thank you so much! The ventilation - the whole top will be an open roof with about 4 inches of opening all around. Would that be enough? I can make the roof taller to create more space. I’ll make the apron the 2ft out. Thank you! I’m mostly worried about the occasional raccoon. The...
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    Coop design & ventilation check

    Hi all! Located south of Seattle. We’re in the final stages of putting together our coop. We have the 4 posts set, the floor and part of the roof joints set. See photos. We have 8 hens. It’s 6x6 with an attached run (probably 8x12 maybe bigger later on). The North and South walls will be...
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