A few(more) pics of our almost completed run, coop, roost and birds!

[WoodlandWoman]

Wow! That is really nice!

 

[hearthnsoul]

thumbs up,very nice!

 

[saf101]

Love it great works. We just finished our coop now on to the run rally like what you have done

 

[elmo]

Beautiful work! Your chickens are going to appreciate all that space, too.

 

[BethieofVA]

Thank you all!

 

[speedymom]

Looks great! Can we have more coop pics, inside and out? I need ideas for mine and that looks like I could build it!

 

[city kid farm]

W O W

That is amazing. Lucky you!

 

[Sassymygirl]

Beautiful coop and run!!

 

[Prospector]

This may seem like a strange request, but what are the dimensions of your run, and how did you attach teh wire at teh top. I don't see any sag in the roof at all, and I'm not sure how I cn accomplish that. What is teh spacing on the beams?

 

[BethieofVA]

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I don't know really, the husband did it all. The top on the lower end is welded farm wire which he attached and the rest back towards the coop itself is the clear roofing material you get at Lowes($$$) is screwed. That roofing material was the most expensive item for the whole run at $300. The rest is old chain link fencing, fence boards, etc... he found or had. The coop is recycled fence boards. Here is a shot of that in the beginning.

I will get some inside shot later today if you would like. I will also ask about the spacing.