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Life is easier if you have a drop board below the roosts. Again, not sure of your set up or intentions, but if you have a smaller coop set up that requires them to hop off of roost rather than large space to fly off of, or you plan to be hands on with your birds, it's better to have roosts...

I looked up the brooder, does this match?: brooder is 12" tall and 32"x 38", says it can be used to 4th week except poultry chicks, 2 weeks, capacity is 50 chickens for 2 weeks, or 50 pheasants for 4 weeks. I don't have chickens or pheasants to compare sizes, It seems as though this is meant...