Got taken by prefab coop company

[Angelbirdy]

Here's my coop so far

You’ve done a lot of work! We tried to remove the nails from our pallets and ended up having to saw the boards apart. But then there are buried bits of nail to work around. Looked up how-to and didn’t get a good fix. How do you do it? And I’m terrified of not being able to stretch my hardware cloth enough for the 6.5’ tall run.

 

[Flockincrazy]

You’ve done a lot of work! We tried to remove the nails from our pallets and ended up having to saw the boards apart. But then there are buried bits of nail to work around. Looked up how-to and didn’t get a good fix. How do you do it? And I’m terrified of not being able to stretch my hardware cloth enough for the 6.5’ tall run.

Use a pribar on the nails its easier i am not using hardware cloth its welded wire fence my local feed store had it on sale for $1. a ft and i saved money by upcycling

 

[Shamo Hybrid]

Should have done your homework before purchasing, could have asked for opinions about certain prefab coops here on this forum. What's done is done, chalk it up as a lesson learned. But man, I would be piss throwing away 6 HUNDRED dollars.... but I suppose all is not lost, you could work with it and make improvements where needed (though that will cost you another arm and leg!). Oh, the humanity!!!