EasyCoops.com?

[Alex S]

So whilst searching about coops on google I found an interesting ad about EasyCoops, being the clever type I looked at it. It seemed very convincing to buy their plans. I want to know if anybody has any experience with https://easycoops.com before I buy the plans.

 

[aart]

Some of those are good designs, some of them are terrible.
Right off the bat, don't believe their population numbers, they are tight.
Learn what a coop, the chickens, and the keeper really needs before choosing a design.

 

[Alex S]

Some of those are good designs, some of them are terrible.
Right off the bat, don't believe their population numbers, they are tight.
Learn what a coop, the chickens, and the keeper really needs before choosing a design.

I figured that. They go off 2.5 square feet per bird. What designs are good?

 

[Alex S]

Some of those are good designs, some of them are terrible.
Right off the bat, don't believe their population numbers, they are tight.
Learn what a coop, the chickens, and the keeper really needs before choosing a design.

Ilike this design on their website? Do you knowhow much space it could really give?Is it a good design?

 

[deidreg]

The run seems big enough, but how big is the coop?

 

[nuthatched]

Ideally, you should have about 3 square feet per bird in the coop and 7 square feet per bird at the minimum in the run.
How big is the coop?

 

[Alex S]

The run seems big enough, but how big is the coop?

That's a good question. Don't tell me . I could email the company

 

[Alex S]

Ideally, you should have about 3 square feet per bird in the coop and 7 square feet per bird at the minimum in the run.
How big is the coop?

definitely. I just can't figure out the chicken math they did. Because 12 x 8 = 96. And I divided it by 2; 2.5; 3; 4 and it still didn't add up to the number of chickens. The closest equation is 6 sqft per bird which would leave space for 16 chickens. I'm not really sure what their math was

 

[Alex S]

definitely. I just can't figure out the chicken math they did. Because 12 x 8 = 96. And I divided it by 2; 2.5; 3; 4 and it still didn't add up to the number of chickens. The closest equation is 6 sqft per bird which would leave space for 16 chickens. I'm not really sure what their math was

If i had coop dimensions it would make more sense

 

[nuthatched]

definitely. I just can't figure out the chicken math they did. Because 12 x 8 = 96. And I divided it by 2; 2.5; 3; 4 and it still didn't add up to the number of chickens. The closest equation is 6 sqft per bird which would leave space for 16 chickens. I'm not really sure what their math was

That's because they're trying to sell their products to people who don't know about chicken math.