Smart way to partition space in a larger area! Would have liked more build details (was the equipment shed a complete DIY?), as well as a peak inside the coop with your heater setup. Thank you for sharing!
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asorum
I built the equipment shed during Covid. It’s 24’ x 48’ in size. We get a lot of snow here and it pays to put things under cover. I just divided one of the four bays in half for the enclosure. We have about a quarter acre fenced off for a yard that should contain the chickens. We have always had a couple birds in our greenhouse for pest control, but no regular effort at a larger flock. There isn’t anything of interest inside the coop, I just bought a heater on Amazon that is hanging inside of it. I don’t it will be needed most of the time. Thanks for the post.
Those chickens will have quite the view! Hoping you'll come back and update with more photos and build details so I can give a higher rating. 
FernwoodHollow
Thank you! Feel free to message me if you have any questions on modifications I did and things I wish I did differently etc! And yes so far its holding up excellent and its been pretty battered by the snow and wind so far this winter! Will definitely update it down the line!
Like the other reviewers mentioned, I REALLY want to see more pictures! This looks like such a cool coop. Did you build it yourself (in which case, did you save the blueprints)? Did you modify a shed? I hope you'll update the article with more details!
notabitail
i no get y u no like it. u need vightamihns. the brain kind. #realnobz #notafake #plz
I love articles like this; thinking outside the box to solve a problem. Appreciated all the different steps taken on how to bring the playhouse up to speed, as well as your honesty on any issues and how it held up. And I’m glad you showed the failed prefab as part of the journey to get to the playhouse. 
Slothinc
It is a game changer for feather leg chicks!! When the feathers get caught in the brace, it makes it so hard for them to learn to stand and walk because the feathers get pulled when they move their legs. Doing it this way and ensuring that no feathers are caught will help them to have a less painful recovery!