RAMPS...spiral, flat, stairs PICS Please!

[Gammas Bearded Babies]

I would love to see pics of your ramps! From the flat boards to the stairs to ladders to spirals...looking for unique ideas for ramps for my silkies!
I found a couple unique ones but not a thread really showcasing just ramps!

 

[Isadora]

We've done a lot of brush clearing here. We literally screwed together pieces of young saplings to make a ladder.

 

[cluckmecoop7]

This kinda shows my ramp.

 

[Folara]

Mine is a standard flat board too, but due to the layout of the coop/run the ramp needed to run along the length of the coop (and in front of the clean-out door), so I made a couple modifications. I added a landing platform for the pop door and attached the ramp underneath with eye screws and hooks to take the ramp off when needed. This picture shows the coop in progress before the chicks moved in, so everything looks clean! Definitely don't get too excited on how pretty things are with chickens around

 

[azygous]

Why don't you show us a photo of where your ramp needs to go. Tell us how high the entrance is from ground level. That way, we're not flooding your thread with photos of ramps that are impractical for your application.

 

[Acre4Me]

Pictures?
Sounds very helpful for your setup!
Thank you...would LUV to see pics!

About a year ago. Lots of straw to cover all the snow that had fallen and drifted. On the left is the nest boxes- we built 3 on top and 2 larger ones on the bottom. The bottom ones are floor level in the coop. There are double doors for us to access the eggs easily. On the other side of the nest box is the human door, which also has a pop door for the chickens. The stairs are on the left - you see there are only a few steps.

 

[TheTexasChickenGirl]

I have pretty much the same thing as @Iluveggers
Just nailed in scrap wood.

And yes, this picture was when it was starting to get pretty old, it was safer and cleaner a few months prior. Sorry I don't have a full length pic.

 

[Iluveggers]

Made mine out of a board and skinny branches that I stepped on to get about the width of the board. Just put a screw through them to hold them on. No sawing necessary (I’m not very handy but I can use a screwdriver!)

 

[RoyalChick]

I have the blue stairs from the pop door; an old wood ladder I painted blue to match, which goes to a day perch in the run; and the ladders up to the roost which were spacer bars from old hammocks the mice destroyed with scrap rungs.
Now let me see if I can find pictures.

 

[Acre4Me]

It would be good to see your setup. We built an elevated, walk in coop. We put in a deck, with 3 steps on the far side. This way we can push a wheelbarrow right up to the deck next to the coop door for ease of clean out bc the stairs are not in the way. We only put a railing on the other side of the deck, so the side we push the wheelbarrow up to does not have any obstructions.