Simple Suburban Living Coop Modified for Deep little Method

The article lacks detail in design, process, and internal pictures. The outside pictures look nice. As a side note this coop and run is too small for 6 standard breed chickens; 4 standard hens or 6 bantams would be healthier.

This is a stylish, well-constructed coop. The video is excellent, but it would be good to have more details on the coop page.
Coop and run are a little small, although Isa are not big chickens, and they may get a lot of free-range time, which would mitigate the confines of the run, but if you get a lot of severe weather in your area, the lack of sheltered space may become an issue. Also ventilation looks inadequate - see if there's any space above roosting height that you could open up to provide more permanent ventilation. Good job on the modifications to make the coop work for you and the deep bedding method.

I'm sorry, but you didn't really show how you made the modifications for the deep litter system. What did the original plans call for? What did you change? How is it working out in practice?

More details on how the coop was built would be helpful to others interested in this design.