Anyone made this coop?

[Cha Cha Chicken]

I'm looking to build a coop and I thought this design looked good. Has anyone here built this coop and if so, could you give me a quote on how much it cost to build? thanks!
http://poultry.purinamills.com/NUTRITIONMANAGEMENT/HenHouseHutchDesign/default.aspx

 

[mtnhens4]

I am not the builder in the family but the design is similar to one in Chicken Coops for Dummies that they say costs $200 using all new materials. There is a link to a video at the top of this page or the home page of them building it. I hope this helps
Sorry , it doesn't seem to be there now, I promise that it was there yesterday. Maybe you can find the link by going to Chicken Coops for Dummies:/
I found it again, it's the second thread in Coop & Run.

 

[brahmapapa]

This is very similar to a coop design that i used to sell plans for on ebay. It works great, i always recommended the entry ramp go up under the bottom thru the floor, which helped eliminate openings in the sides and help retain heat in cold climates, and that you screen the space under the coop for weather protected run space in addition to regular run. I think i still have very detailed copies of the plan which i could part with for 5 bucks. If interested email is [email protected]

 

[nurse_turtle]

It looks like a good coop. But... with a total of 16 square feet, recommendations are for a minimum of 4 square feet per chicken. The website states it will hold 8. In reality, to ensure the health and happiness of your flock, it should only house 4. 4 sq ft /chicken inside, 5+ sq ft per chicken outside.

 

[Cargo]

Do a search for "Purina Coop"

 

[mochicken]

I built one similar from wood that I had laying around, works great. I think I have 15 chickens in mine but its a bit larger than that one in the instructions, I will try to get my dimensions when I get time.

 

[Cha Cha Chicken]

Also.... anyone tried making a coop out of a wooden shipping crate? I saw one on craigslist that about 6X4. I figured maybe with some legs, nest boxes, perches, etc. could make a pretty good coop?