Reviews by Debbie292d

Nice coop and great pictures, but not much in the way of instructions for how to build it, nor any measurements of anything. It sure looks great though!

No real instructions how to build it, but lots of good pictures.

Good start but the finish would be nice to see.

A shame the build pictures got deleted as it's a cute little coop. A picture of the interior and with some chickens would be helpful to get a better feel for it. Nice to have that materials list though that you provided!

I love it and it's so cute.

We have similar for our grow-out pens, but not quite as fancy. Great pictures. Not sure I'd use a 5-gallon nipple bucket in there though as that's what we use for 20 silkies and it lasts a month.

Very nice coop and run! Great pictures!

I'd use some hardware cloth though for your run as chicken wire doesn't keep out many predators.

This is a nice incubator! Good job! The photos and explanations were great. The blueprint is too small and illegible.

Great idea! Thanks for the materials list and photos. A few of the photos could be much better, and a little more explanation of how you built it would improve this article greatly!

Your first sentence has a typo, "Built".

I like the idea of making a brooder in your coop. Great pictures but a little more info on how you built it would help.

Just an idea for more space, unless you have around 50 hens you don't need 12 nest boxes as it's one box per 4 hens.

Great idea! Good pictures and instructions.

I'd be interested to know if you got your coop built before they outgrew this.

Good pictures and explanation! Great idea too!

As others mentioned, we'd love to know how this worked and if there was anything you might have changed.

Great idea for those wanting an indoor "coop" or for a brooder. It's missing a few pictures of how this looks hooked together. Like someone else mentioned, more pictures to break up the text.

Looks like this would work great! I'd like to see chickens using it. We know chickens usually only take a day or two at most to learn to use nipples, though, but the author could explain that part.

It looks like a good idea for a chicken waterer that would be very inexpensive, if not free, to make. I'd just like to see it in action and maybe get some input from the creator on how it worked out.

Very nice design and build. I love the linoleum. Just a tad bit more instructions would be helpful as well as a materials list. I see measurements of most everything.

Looks very nice and a lot of pictures, but half the time I wasn't sure what I was looking at. Some explanation of what's going on in each picture would be nice. It would help anyone who would like to build something like this.

I like the thoroughness of having "blueprints" as well as a good explanation of how it was built. This is akin to what we call "hutches" or mini-coops as we have something akin in our grow-out pens and breeding pens, so this would work great for that purpose too.

Cute little coop and run but lacking pictures or explanation of how you built it. The grammar and spelling needs fixing up just a bit.

The remodel looks great but we'd need more pictures as we can't see the inside. HWC (hardware cloth) is rather expensive but worth it to save our poultry from predators. Just need to see more of this lovely old barn remodel.