Coop Window Vinyl

[CKfarm22]

I’m not really sure if this is that right place to put this but, I’m wondering if anyone has ever put window vinyl on their coop windows.

Found this at home depot and thought maybe it would be a cool touch to put in the windows. Any thoughts?

 

[rosemarythyme]

I don't see why you couldn't, but why spend the money?

 

[CKfarm22]

I don't see why you couldn't, but why spend the money?

All my money goes to the chickens anyway lol. Plus not to be this person but i am a teen and i would much rather spend my money on things that make me happy and not d^rgs But anywho i just thought it would be a nice touch

 

[rosemarythyme]

I'd rather put the vinyl in my house, the chickens already have enough of my money.

 

[CKfarm22]

I'd rather put the vinyl in my house, the chickens already have enough of my money.

Luckily i’m not there yet A couple more years and a house would be a whole different ball game

 

[Lizzy733]

Window vinyl, of course, holds aesthetic beauty, but it can also help to prevent wild birds or confused chooks from thinking they can fly through windows.

The big benefit is highlighting an otherwise transparent barrier which prevents injury. Works great with reptiles too and can keep snout injuries from occurring.

This will, however, probably not be your one and only chook house forever if you're enjoying them. Chicken math will creep up on you eventually. I'd recommend planning for the future and squirreling away for when you decide to take your hobby to the next level. - investing in showlines, incubation equipment etc...

Otherwise, it's a lovely pattern and sure to catch your flock's attention when painting the coup in so many colors. They're also pretty easy to apply.

 

[CKfarm22]

Window vinyl, of course, holds aesthetic beauty, but it can also help to prevent wild birds or confused chooks from thinking they can fly through windows.

The big benefit is highlighting an otherwise transparent barrier which prevents injury. Works great with reptiles too and can keep snout injuries from occurring.

This will, however, probably not be your one and only chook house forever if you're enjoying them. Chicken math will creep up on you eventually. I'd recommend planning for the future and squirreling away for when you decide to take your hobby to the next level. - investing in showlines, incubation equipment etc...

Otherwise, it's a lovely pattern and sure to catch your flock's attention when painting the coup in so many colors. They're also pretty easy to apply.

This is my second coop that i’ve built. And i know chicken math. “Squirreling away” from what?

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

“Squirreling away” from what?

"Squirreling away" as in saving up. Putting money away and such, like a squirrel hides nuts and things (but don't forget about it as they sometimes do!).

 

[CKfarm22]

"Squirreling away" as in saving up. Putting money away and such, like a squirrel hides nuts and things (but don't forget about it as they sometimes do!).

I figured but it’s only $20 and i’ve been saving for more important things anyway lol. I have spending money and then i have saving money

 

[3KillerBs]

My coop windows are all plain hardware cloth with nothing to attach decoration to.

Does your coop have enough light that blocking out a percentage with this very pretty decoration won't make it dim and gloomy inside?