Apr 18, 2020 #11 21hens-incharge Moderator BYC Staff Premium Feather Member 11 Years Mar 9, 2014 35,030 140,510 1,822 Northern Colorado What materials did you get for that $500?
Apr 18, 2020 Thread starter #12 Dryfly In the Brooder Apr 11, 2020 37 11 26 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 Mar 9, 2014 35,030 140,510 1,822 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 #15 Dryfly In the Brooder Apr 11, 2020 37 11 26 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 Mar 9, 2014 35,030 140,510 1,822 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 Apr 11, 2020 37 11 26 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 Mar 9, 2014 35,030 140,510 1,822 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 Apr 11, 2020 37 11 26 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 Mar 9, 2014 35,030 140,510 1,822 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.