hot tub crate. Used about 5 of these, gave me all the structural lumber I needed other than the tall PT posts that elevates the coop.
window framed out. The window I added was an antique one I had planned on using for a greenhouse, perfect size for this application. It opens to allow air movement in the summer and is lined with hardware cloth to help keep the coop secure.
The bottom part opens to get to the eggs.
reused all my electrical wire and outlets and most of the fixtures.
hot tub crate. Used about 5 of these, gave me all the structural lumber I needed other than the tall PT posts that elevates the coop.
"tyvek" from the atv crates that I used to prevent drafts
chicken tractor that I got for free on craigslist. Reused all the hardware cloth, and stainless steel screws. Didn't need to buy any hardware cloth with helped the budget the most. The doors on the tractor were used as the frame for my enclosed pen and the hatch to get inside of it.
the door frame here was actually the end to one of the crates. Has metal joiners built in so it won't sag over time.
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hot tub crate. Used about 5 of these, gave me all the structural lumber I needed other than the tall PT posts that elevates the coop.

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