Here is a fairly inexpensive option from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/6Pcs-Wooden-Faux-Children-Kitchen/dp/B00IUNC8QI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1434476026&sr=8-1&keywords=wooden+eggs&pebp=1434476027898&perid=0B1P6481HYHEV1ZSRR8G
A picture would certainly help. Can you just "fold" the ends with a hammer back into your "sub-roof?" I've been contemplating this as I'll be installing a new roof soon. I think I'm just going to run a few 2x4 joist to nail the roofing to (ie, so the nails have something to drive in to and...
I don't have time to draw it up, but you could easily extend the floor joists and decking slightly past the deck blocks... kind of like a very small porch all the way around, to which you could attach your hardware cloth or some other type of skirting boards. Any builder worth paying should be...
So, as total NOOBs to the chicken world, we ran over to the local TSC and bought more birds than we knew what to do with. We currently have 9, what I believe to be White Plymouth Rocks (correct me if you think otherwise). Right after we acquired our bird-herd, I stumbled across plans for the...
I was planning a 16 x 16 (256 sq ft) coop using concrete deck blocks for the foundation. I'd think they should work for your application.
Like these: http://www.lowes.com/pd_560913-44840-PIERBLOCK_1z0udao__?productId=50119507&pl=1
Does anybody out there have a good article or other source of information regarding electric fencing? I'm thinking of adding a "hot" wire around the bottom of my coop and run for additional predator protection. I plan to enclose the top of my run (ie, the "roof" part of the run) with chicken...
With our current coop we've been leaving the door open by necessity. The birds are outgrowing the coop and are always roosted outside the coop (but in their enclosed run) at night. We've been doing this for a few months now with no problems, BUT our coop is close enough to the house that...