I used hardware cloth and some Texs washer head roofing screws that I had left over from my other coop. They work really well and the rubber washer holds it in place really well. It's not a must, but does need to be a larger head like that so it doesn't slip out of the hardware cloth.

Front door. Again Lots of grooves and curves in this one, so you have to play around with making everything level. I'm going to put some sign on the one with the latch holder. The half door is behind this one and I sometimes leave it open and the half door closed.

Their roosts...not in the final place yet since this is a work in progress.

This is a little door that pulls up so they can get in and out if the front door isn't open.

I used hardware cloth and some Texs washer head roofing screws that I had left over from my other coop. They work really well and the rubber washer holds it in place really well. It's not a must, but does need to be a larger head like that so it doesn't slip out of the hardware cloth.

This was a soccer goal. We used fence panels and cut them down to fit. This playhouse is curved on most sides so it poses some issues. I plan to add their nesting box onto and a shelf as well.

I used hardware cloth and some Texs washer head roofing screws that I had left over from my other coop. They work really well and the rubber washer holds it in place really well. It's not a must, but does need to be a larger head like that so it doesn't slip out of the hardware cloth.

scatteredthistl
Jul 12, 2014

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