If you have a beautiful coop that looks like a little house, post!

[kuntrygirl]

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Well said. Me 2.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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I call it repurposing. I just scrapped out an RV and will be using the foam panels to insulate my coops. I will also be using the tinted privacy glass windows for the coops. I figure that since they are mirrored they will keep out most of the hot sun but allow light in.

 

[vtgirls]

Here is our little coop - cost about 150$ and sort of looks like a little house. Chickens havent lived in it yet - turkeys are chillin there for this winter. Apparently planning on adding on since I need more room for 26 chickens....
Made it with wood from old pallets, free windows, leftover roofing, free fence remnants and bought the live edge siding and plywood for the floor inside, also bought dirt cheep sticky tiles to cover the floor with.

 

[jim-pav]

Here's my coup built this past summer. It was a fun project, lots of weekends! -Jim

 

[Pharm Girl]

Just bought this coop. It's in my garage getting freshened up. Can't to get "Poopy Palace" up and running. It will have an attached run when finished.

 

[ADozenGirlz]

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Cool! Where did you get that? Can we see some more photos? That's really interesting looking! How many chickens will it hold?

 

[cabincrazyone]

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I've seen here (BYC) several comments about putting linoleum on the coop floor for easier cleaning. It sounds like a great idea to me. Just so I don't clean the floor with something sharp. :^)

 

[loot4louie]

My guys quaint abode. Isn't named yet, but I'm working on it!

 

[dmiravalle]

those are the panels we use, except we had them to the roof as well, first bear proof cage we have come up with! Yours is much cuter.

 

[loot4louie]

I love these panels, but am glad I haven't had to contend with bears!! LOL!