These are the only "plans" I drew for the coop. Designed to be cut easily from 4x8 sheets of plywood. The angled sides slope from 4-1/2' tall to 3-1/2'.
An early look inside the coop. The pop door is on a pulley that runs along the ceiling and is operated from the large cleanout door. The food and water currently are kept in the run, but I will probably hang them in the coop during the winter.
Another day of work and the roof is on. This is pretty much traditional roofing technique, plywood over a 2"x3" lumber frame, then a layer of tarpaper, then asphalt shingles.
End of day one of building. The coop sits of 4"x4" posts and has a linoleum floor. The framing is 2"x3" lumber.
These are the only "plans" I drew for the coop. Designed to be cut easily from 4x8 sheets of plywood. The angled sides slope from 4-1/2' tall to 3-1/2'.
First day of coop building was 25 degrees with a foot of snow still in the yard
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These are the only "plans" I drew for the coop. Designed to be cut easily from 4x8 sheets of plywood. The angled sides slope from 4-1/2' tall to 3-1/2'.

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