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I *thought* I'd talked to you about that before. But I figured it didn't hurt to repeat just in case. :) Chickens *can* fly over the netting -- btw, I use the 48" Poultrynet Plus from Premier 1 -- but mostly they don't. As a general rule, chickens prefer to fly up onto something solid then...

I'm pretty sure I've given this information to you before, but just to make sure because I lose track of who has asked what questions before. :) https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/repecka-illustrates-coop-ventilation.77659/...

I'm not a fan of A-Frames, because you lose the usefulness of the narrow space at the top and the low spaces on the sides of the bottom, but that looks like it should be well-ventilated and have the vents well-sheltered. What do you mean by wire floor? Wire on the ground as an anti-dig measure...

12 hens 48 square feet in the coop. 6'x8' is more practical than 4'x12' since a long, skinny coop like that would be difficult to work inside. 12 feet of roost 120 square feet in the run. 10'x12' or 8'x15' -- 8'x16' means fewer odd cuts than either of those. 6'x20' is possible, especially if...

How many chickens are you planning on? The Usual Guidelines For each adult, standard-sized hen you need: 4 square feet in the coop (.37 square meters) 10 square feet in the run (.93 square meters), 1 linear foot of roost (.3 meters), 1/4 of a nest box, And 1 square foot (.09 square meters) of...

Score! Welcome to BYC. :frowfrom the NC Sandhills. I'm not familiar with those sheds, but this article might be of some help to you: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/the-scoop-on-a-rubbermaid-big-max-coop.76444/ Are there any structural supports for the panels or do they lock...