Here's the roost and droppings board installed. They are completely stable and easily removed for cleaning. The droppings board still needed time weighted under the bricks to take out the bow. I attached a small 2x4 scrap to each end of a 4x1x1 piece of plywood to make tabs that fit into the preexisting shelves.

The bricks and pressure treated wood are FINALLY leveled out and ready for the run walls to be raised upon the base.

Building the walls for the run.

Leveling posts for the main coop deck.

Here's the roost and droppings board installed. They are completely stable and easily removed for cleaning. The droppings board still needed time weighted under the bricks to take out the bow. I attached a small 2x4 scrap to each end of a 4x1x1 piece of plywood to make tabs that fit into the preexisting shelves.

This little playhouse has these shelves on either side that fit a 2x4 perfectly. A 4' board needs no permanent securing whatsoever. That means a removable roost and droppings board hassle free!

This little playhouse has these shelves on either side that fit a 2x4 perfectly. A 4' board needs no permanent securing whatsoever. That means a removable roost and droppings board hassle free!

Pretty chicken ladder!

Here's the roost and droppings board installed. They are completely stable and easily removed for cleaning. The droppings board still needed time weighted under the bricks to take out the bow. I attached a small 2x4 scrap to each end of a 4x1x1 piece of plywood to make tabs that fit into the preexisting shelves.

Deepfriedbeauty
Apr 1, 2014

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