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You could do so, by observing many of the recommendations made here. Glad you have heard us, and are making appropriate changes. Re: wheels: tractors are certainly useful, but in the long run, they are often so bulky to move that they become impractical. Ditto I believe that capacity...

I'd be happy to help you and my services are free. However, seeing what you built, I have no doubt that you can easily design your own. And after spending a winter with your gals, you'll have a better idea of what your and their needs are.

I'm curious where you got those figures from? The general rule of thumb for a back yard flock is a MINIMUM of 4 s.f. in the COOP per bird, and 10 s.f. in the RUN per bird. Perhaps, it might be helpful if you keep those numbers in consideration, and design a coop for 6 birds (most feed stores...

Sorry. Looks like you put a lot of time into this, yet an other example marketing to the uneducated "would be" flock owner. Coops are seriously lacking in space and ventilation. As aart pointed out, where are the roosts? Windows are seriously lacking. Lack of vertical space would make it...