Apr 18, 2020 #11 21hens-incharge Moderator BYC Staff Premium Feather Member 11 Years Educator Spirit Friend Joined Mar 9, 2014 Messages 35,132 Reaction score 140,999 Points 1,822 Location Northern Colorado What materials did you get for that $500?
Apr 18, 2020 Thread starter #12 Dryfly In the Brooder Joined Apr 11, 2020 Messages 37 Reaction score 11 Points 26 Location Maine Here’s my list Attachments FA614C14-A439-4E32-B50D-1728F4F2D745.png 396.7 KB · Views: 7 3FB6E0CA-4381-415C-82E2-BDB91814C4B4.png 285.6 KB · Views: 7 0C6B9D3F-4713-45A7-9837-0A837723A138.png 382.5 KB · Views: 6 20CE27DC-BA50-4425-B0D7-20D3A75ADA91.jpeg 88.8 KB · Views: 6 9071C226-D514-4273-979A-4B2FBF1E4148.png 296.5 KB · Views: 6
Apr 18, 2020 #13 21hens-incharge Moderator BYC Staff Premium Feather Member 11 Years Educator Spirit Friend Joined Mar 9, 2014 Messages 35,132 Reaction score 140,999 Points 1,822 Location Northern Colorado Do you have a layout for your run design? I am struggling with so few 4x4's. What about 2x4's for the rest of the run framing? Do you already have those?
Do you have a layout for your run design? I am struggling with so few 4x4's. What about 2x4's for the rest of the run framing? Do you already have those?
Apr 18, 2020 Thread starter #14 Dryfly In the Brooder Joined Apr 11, 2020 Messages 37 Reaction score 11 Points 26 Location Maine 12x6x6 feet LxWxH
Apr 18, 2020 Thread starter #15 Dryfly In the Brooder Joined Apr 11, 2020 Messages 37 Reaction score 11 Points 26 Location Maine Im using a free standing concept. I’ll use the 4x4 posts resting in the ground. I’m copying the run in this link https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/hennebunkport-coop-design.47750/
Im using a free standing concept. I’ll use the 4x4 posts resting in the ground. I’m copying the run in this link https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/hennebunkport-coop-design.47750/
Apr 18, 2020 #16 21hens-incharge Moderator BYC Staff Premium Feather Member 11 Years Educator Spirit Friend Joined Mar 9, 2014 Messages 35,132 Reaction score 140,999 Points 1,822 Location Northern Colorado I see......but there is a lot more lumber in that build that I don't find on your list.
Apr 18, 2020 Thread starter #17 Dryfly In the Brooder Joined Apr 11, 2020 Messages 37 Reaction score 11 Points 26 Location Maine I thought I over bought. Ha ha. This is gonna be expensive!
Apr 18, 2020 #18 21hens-incharge Moderator BYC Staff Premium Feather Member 11 Years Educator Spirit Friend Joined Mar 9, 2014 Messages 35,132 Reaction score 140,999 Points 1,822 Location Northern Colorado I always say figure what you think it will cost then triple it. I think you need about 25 2x4's that are 8' long. They run about $3 each so another $75 at least. Then there are hinges, latches, and other odds and ends.....
I always say figure what you think it will cost then triple it. I think you need about 25 2x4's that are 8' long. They run about $3 each so another $75 at least. Then there are hinges, latches, and other odds and ends.....
Apr 18, 2020 Thread starter #19 Dryfly In the Brooder Joined Apr 11, 2020 Messages 37 Reaction score 11 Points 26 Location Maine I don’t need pressure treated? I thought regular pine would rot ? thanks again.
Apr 18, 2020 #20 21hens-incharge Moderator BYC Staff Premium Feather Member 11 Years Educator Spirit Friend Joined Mar 9, 2014 Messages 35,132 Reaction score 140,999 Points 1,822 Location Northern Colorado I used regular pine on all my above/not touching the ground stuff and it is still strong after 5+ years......actually I think it is closer to 8 years now.
I used regular pine on all my above/not touching the ground stuff and it is still strong after 5+ years......actually I think it is closer to 8 years now.