I had some old laminate flooring, just enough to line the inside, making it easier to clean. I did this all with scrap materials and things I had laying around; my total out of pocket for this little coop was about $8.50.

I had some large cubicle/partition dividers with steel frames and Plexiglas windows, so we decided to use them. They'll admit a lot of light while forming very secure walls.

Its nearly done!

I cut in windows and a hinged door, lots of ventilation.

I had some old laminate flooring, just enough to line the inside, making it easier to clean. I did this all with scrap materials and things I had laying around; my total out of pocket for this little coop was about $8.50.

I just needed a small coop, enough for three young chicks and later enough for just one chicken. (in case I ever need to isolate one in a chicken hospital or chicken prison). I had this wooden crate, so I used it.

We opened a temporary pass through so Mossy and Goldie could get a look at the new section. We'll block it off when we get new chicks, to get them acclimated.

Goldie and Mossy are checking it out.

I had some old laminate flooring, just enough to line the inside, making it easier to clean. I did this all with scrap materials and things I had laying around; my total out of pocket for this little coop was about $8.50.

Gargoyle
Jun 3, 2012

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