Does it matter if the coop is resin if I predator proof it, weather protect it (hot and cold), and provide good ventilation?

[johnnyInterested]

Hi, Am I correct that all things being equal like good from predators (good predator apron, etc.), the cold, heat, and so on, it doesn't matter what the shed it, as long as it isn't some poisonous substance? I have read here for a while, but I have a resin shed I can repurpose. I am thinking as long as I can predator proof it, keep it cool or warm, and cut holes for ventilation, does it really matter what's it's made of?

I don't want to pay for a prefab off amazon or tsc. I never read good on those. I was hoping to not spend a small fortune (+500) on my own or one of the nice ones people make. And, the shed looks much better for them chickens than a hoop house in my area. Thanks.

 

[aart]

Resin sheds can work, especially with the caveats you mention, tho sometimes the size is a bit small.
Here's a quick search that might help you out:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/search/903797/?q=resin+shed&t=post&c[title_only]=1&o=relevance