Is a human door between coop and run necessary?

[SplendidDogFeet]

We are building our coop and the current framing is a human door to the coop and a human door to the run, but only a poultry door between the coop and run. Is it necessary for me to be able to access the run directly from the coop?

 

[Tracyree]

I don’t think so. Neither of my coops had direct run access from
Coop.

 

[Chickenshannanigans]

We are building our coop and the current framing is a human door to the coop and a human door to the run, but only a poultry door between the coop and run. Is it necessary for me to be able to access the run directly from the coop?

I think a door that leads into the coop and into the run is all you need. We just put the chicken door that leads to the coop from the run and close it at night. Hope this helps!

 

[rosemarythyme]

No, you don't need a human door from coop to the run.

 

[Loving my girls]

I have both, if it understand your meaning and it works well. It would be difficult for me to clean the coop without one.
Perhaps I misunderstood ?
Calins,

 

[Sally PB]

Since I could not otherwise get into the coop, I have to have a human door from the run into the coop. Having it open all day helps with ventilation. Closing it at night helps with security.