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  1. aart

    New Coop Plans

    Staying with standard lumber sizes (8x8x8, 8x16x8, etc), multiples of 4 and 8, is a good idea. Roof plane sizes will not match up to standard tho so spacing of rafters needs to be taken into consideration. Look up how to do 'fly rafters' for gable end overhangs, go 12-18" there too, it's...
  2. aart

    New Coop Plans

    Is that drawn to scale? Looks pretty close. I suggest using graph paper. More height dimensions would be good on drawing. Walls would ideally be 8' to accommodate standard sheathing, reduce building waste, and provide max. human headroom. Soffit venting good, add roof overhangs of 12-18" all...
  3. aart

    New Coop Plans

    Yes, 1&2 is what set me off. I am a life long marketing skeptic, huge fan of function over form, and far less diplomatic than others here. Honest critique is not criticism, tho my delivery could be justly and truly criticized. I looked at your other posts here, back in April and then...
  4. aart

    New Coop Plans

    Not in fabrication/materials, but in size/design. It was harsh, but it was honest. Didn't see a coop this large, unless it was including the run-which doesn't count and is misleading. The '4' is a saving grace, kinda, but folks won't look at that they'll look at your max which is near CAFO...
  5. aart

    New Coop Plans

    Website graphics are cute and slick, but anyone who knows better will not be fooled by the inadequate design for functionality. People who don't know any better will be mislead and heartbroken that 32sqft will not hold 14 birds in a healthful way. The plans might be great for novice DIY...
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