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Fantastic - thank you, @NatJ!

My new coop has just gone up and I'm going to move the existing coop (right hand side) inside it to get the birds used to the new coop. My question is how big of a gap is predator proof? There are gaps of up to about an inch between the boards and around the doors (not pictured). I can put...

Thanks! Added location - outside of Dripping Springs, Texas. The casters work great. It took some trial and error to get here. The coop itself is from http://www.ranch-coop.com/. It comes without casters, which worked fine but dragging it every week or two and setting an apron was a hassle...

Thanks for the response - this would be made deeper by adding to the bottom of the coop but it would still not touch the ground because the entire coop is on casters. I suppose it could still qualify as deep bedding by this definition.

Not sure why the coop pic is half rotated. For some reason I'm not able to correct it.

I have an a-frame coop in two halves that's mounted on casters. Currently, the coop has hardware cloth on the bottom with mulch-filled metal trays over about half the floor space. I'm interested in converting this to the deep litter (or "deep bedding" as I've seen in called this forum) method...