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Oh thank god. Haha. I added the other picture after- you couldn’t see it in the original post. Thanks!!Ok, I didn't see that, that should be fine.
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Oh thank god. Haha. I added the other picture after- you couldn’t see it in the original post. Thanks!!Ok, I didn't see that, that should be fine.
Functionally, the coop is a 4x4x4 box. I like the idea of the L shape. Maybe I can even use that extra 2x4 pieceYou might consider laying it at a right angle to the first one, making an L, at the same height. I don’t know how long your coop is, which is relevant to having them face one another. It’s good to have “fly-down” space in front of the roost bar(s), although if they’re not high off the coop floor, it’s less of an issue.
You’ll lose some length on the original 4’ bar, depending on how far it is from the wall, plus hens probably won’t want to overlap at the intersectionFunctionally, the coop is a 4x4x4 box. I like the idea of the L shape. Maybe I can even use that extra 2x4 piece
It should be okay since you are not in a particularly hot climate.The hardware cloth is about 4” tall, all around the top of the coop. I’m in the PNW- summer highs of 90, but only for a few weeks, winter overnight lows in the mid 30s-40s. rains a ton in the winter. What do you think?