Another new coop

If the coop looks familiar it's because I stole the whole design from someone on this forum, in fact I was going to have a tractor (see my next thread) but seeing this coop made me decide on having 35 chicks instead of 4. The run was free as I had some posts left over from a job lot I brought when doing my dog run, the fence was what was left and I got a gate and some more fencing from craigslist with all the brackets I needed. The run is anything but predator proof, the coop where they live is on a concrete base, and in the walls is 1 inch hardware cloth making it pretty much a cell rather than a coop. I will eventually put some netting up to cover the top but for now I need a breather as I'm worn out.
Still some finishing to do but it all can be done in time.

First time the door was open there seemed to be a bit of a hold up

First SLW to brave the outdoors

The Guinea's looking a little cross that there now home is not finished yet (patience girls, patience)

The coop is 9 x 13 (8x12 on the inside) and the coop is 30 foot long, I expect to end up with around 15-20 birds during summer with incubating eggs and 10-12 over winter (not counting the freezer).
I can't believe last year I was looking to maybe having a few chickens in a little box to this!

 

Thanks for the kind replys. For the roofline I used a 4x4 post and notched it, I put a 12 ft 2x8 at the bottom of the notch for support.
Then placed a 2x12 (14ft) into the notches, the 2x12 was cut to the roof line, marking was done with a few nails and a long piece of 1/2 inch plastic pipe that is used to protect electric cables, I bent it along the board and put some nails in to keep it steady and drew the curve.
The the beams just had to be mitred to fit. Not the worst part of the job but probably the most satisfying.