Piano Coop

[Jessica Thompson]

Wow

 

[andreanar]

WOW! You all did an amazing job! I absolutely love it!

 

[Darrell and Sandy]

Cute but....
Oh, that's gonna be a bear to clean!
Crevices can catch toenails.

The keys are firmly attached to a removable board. A hose and a bit of light brushing is all it takes. There are very few crevices as they were filled. Good point though, we will recheck and epoxy any that remain.

 

[N F C]

Beautiful job of re-purposing materials (a piano no less!).

Thanks for sharing your coop build with us!

 

[Darrell and Sandy]

I love the foot pedal handles! Do the girls seem bothered by the movement of the keys? Great job!

The keys do not move. They are attached firmly to a plywood support. Per another suggestion, we need to fill in a few more of the crevices.

 

[Bobby Basham]

The keys do not move. They are attached firmly to a plywood support. Per another suggestion, we need to fill in a few more of the crevices.

The icing on the cake would be to pipe in some Classical music to keep them entertained.

My chicks are only a week old, but I have our 24/7 Classical playing constantly on a small radio. I've read that chickens like Classical music and NPR radio. They don't seem agitated and just hop around and take a gazillion naps.

I believe there are less than fifty 24/7 Classical stations remaining in the United States, and I'm glad one is still here in Arizona for almost (or more) than 30 years.