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So here we go..... got most of the parts cut and dadoed the ends for lap joints. Have to rabbit the pieces for the solid inserts today....
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Hm, I suppose being in Florida (I think that's what you said in your other thread), you could get away with having the nest boxes separated, since you won't be dealing with sub freezing temperatures. We've had below zero all week here, and my hens have all been wanting to squeeze together into the same box for warmth, so I'm glad they can do that. They won't budge outside the coop right now.
Will you HAVE to walk through the middle of the run to access the nests, or will you also have access from outside?
I agree with you about the hands and knees thing. Since elevated coops aren't walk-ins, it makes sense to keep them narrow enough to reach the middle. When I built mine, I also made sure to paint as many of the pieces as possible before assembling them, because I did not want to have to be on my hands and knees, contorting myself to paint the interior.
Looking forward to following your new build.