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The roosts is easy to answer. Why would roosts be only on one side? I see reason they wouldn't be on both sides. The cleaning is more difficult. I think it depends on how big the coop is. My coop is divided into a front section and a back section. Both sections have doors but the door to the...

Hm. I better check my math.

I understand. I have to work with some similar things. The smaller spaces can sometimes work. Usually it takes either more management or more willingness to reduce numbers or replace birds that are not compatible (either with each other or with the set up.) I ended up taking my favorite hen...

This thread gets into the proportions of the Woods design. https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/woods-colony-house-portable.1104954/ The short version is The depth is about 1.6 times the width. The height at the monitor is about equal to the width of the coop. The height at the front and...

1. Allowing [edit to correct math - just check 3killerb's below]. More of it as coop and less as run works also. Less as coop and more as run can work in some situations. More space has many, many, many benefits. Less space sometimes works. With bantams, a little less space is more likely to...