OK here goes. Hope this helps you - it is giving me a great excuse to sit outside with my ladies on this gorgeous post-hurricane sunny day!
These three pictures are probably the easiest way to see the overall layout of the coop itself. The first one is taken from a camera set high on the wall above the main roost. You can see the camera on the left in the second shot which is of the main roost. The third picture is of the nest box area. The nest boxes are a salvaged kitchen upper cabinet with holes cut in the back for the chickens to enter. The cabinet doors open inside my storage area and that is where I collect eggs. We cut out too many holes - turns out the ladies prefer their privacy - so had to fix some of the backs on again. I will paint those to pretty them up (one more thing on the never-ending to do list!).
The structure that sort of juts out (food bucket hanging from its bottom corner) is a built in brooder box so I can brood out in the coop. I use it for storage if I don’t have chicks. It sits a bit below counter height inside my storage area which is great for me tending chicks at eye level but means when they get big enough to come out (that is what the orange door is for) I have to give them a series of ladders to get down to ground level.
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I don’t want to go on too long and monopolize your thread (I am proud of the design so I love sharing it!) but ventilation is so critical I will add a few shots of that. I already showed you the open soffit with h/w cloth.
Here is the outside showing the gable end open (also open the other side) as well as the windows which I can open and close but mainly keep open. They are protected by repurposed shutters with h/w cloth. There is a roof ridge vent running the whole length of the roof. The coop opens into a secure covered run and I left the top of that wall open as much as I could and cut out little triangles for even more ventilation. I am obsessed with ventilation! The shot from the secure run also shows the slope I had to deal with and the nice bathing area under the floor of the storage area.
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Forgive me for going on so long!