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I disagree completely. What @jessshell has as a method of ventilation and the amount she has is actually a very good example for everyone else to follow. It’s not about the amount of area you have opened up for a vent it is how you use that area. There is a really nice intake and exhaust area...

@jessshell I know it will likely be a pain now but if you raised your coop another 6”-10” a cinder block would work. You could allow the chickens to go under the coop to get out of the rain. It’s a very easy way to add a “free” covered area . After all it’s already there why not use it.

Fiberglass Insulation acts like a sponge with moisture so make sure no moisture can get to it. I personally would not put it. If you find a nice branch don’t waste money on buying a roost bar. Your coop looks like it should work well. 2 thumbs up With the coop being elevated that will help dry...

That will surely cause the humidity to rise. Ventilation looks good to me. If the ground under your coop is damp that will likely transfer into the plywood floor if you don’t have enough ventilation under your coop also. One side note. I would remove the metal roosting bar. A nice 3”-4” dia...