Need help designing an irregular-shaped covered run

[K0k0shka]

Fastening those posts to the house should be enough...perhaps sitting them on slate, brick, or block to discourage digging under that area might be a good idea?

Good idea, thanks. The coop is sitting on concrete blocks, so I can put down a couple more blocks next to them for the posts to sit on.

 

[K0k0shka]

I’ve been looking for ways to fasten the fencing panels to the wooden frame, and I found this very promising-looking invention at Home Depot:

“Galvanized Steel Hanger Tape”. Didn’t know it existed until now, but it seems perfect for my needs! I read that it’s used for hanging pipes. Do you guys see any red flags in using it on my run fence? It’s galvanized, so it should be okay outdoors... I’m thinking two attachment points per side for each panel should be enough? The panels came with brackets for attaching them to each other, so I’ll only need this for the sides attaching to the wooden frame. The fence panels look like this:

 

[Molpet]

I’ve been looking for ways to fasten the fencing panels to the wooden frame, and I found this very promising-looking invention at Home Depot:
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“Galvanized Steel Hanger Tape”. Didn’t know it existed until now, but it seems perfect for my needs! I read that it’s used for hanging pipes. Do you guys see any red flags in using it on my run fence? It’s galvanized, so it should be okay outdoors... I’m thinking two attachment points per side for each panel should be enough? The panels came with brackets for attaching them to each other, so I’ll only need this for the sides attaching to the wooden frame. The fence panels look like this:

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I used in my hoop coops

 

[K0k0shka]

I used in my hoop coops

How have they held up? Are you happy with them?

 

[Molpet]

How have they held up? Are you happy with them?

Since 2016 on first coop. So far so good.
Have some holding pipes in damp basement that failed in 2000... From 1956 though

 

[Molpet]

How have they held up? Are you happy with them?

Just get something to cut them. I had an old snip of my dad that works.

 

[K0k0shka]

Since 2016 on first coop. So far so good.
Have some holding pipes in damp basement that failed in 2000... From 1956 though

That sounds pretty good, thanks!

 

[K0k0shka]

Just get something to cut them. I had an old snip of my dad that works.

I have tin snips, yeah.

 

[Molpet]

I have tin snips, yeah.

The regular tin snips didn't work too well, try them before you need them. Dad's were heavier duty...bolt cutters didn't work at all.....cut through the holes is easier

 

[Molpet]

The regular tin snips didn't work too well, try them before you need them. Dad's were heavier duty...bolt cutters didn't work at all.....cut through the holes is easier

There's small holes that the screws hold in better, the larger holes the screw head can pull through