Shed for a Coop??

[HenOnAJuneBug]

If you have to cut the metal though it's easily cut with tin snips. The walls, that is. The part above the doors (eaves?) is thicker and a lot harder to cut.

 

[aart]

I do actually! I just have to figure out how to link to the other thread I posted them on. In response to you asking the same question actually lol

Find the thread then copy the URL, highlight/copy there.....click link icon here and paste:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/helpful-hint-for-metal-shed-coop.1256548/

 

[aart]

if you're concerned about heavy snow loads, some 2x4s or 4x4s placed under the rafters as columns should keep it from collapsing.

BTDT...after one collapsed(no chickens were inside) 2x2 'columns' are still holding it up, along with a tarp on roof. I now have a roof rake to keep them(have 2 of them) clear of snow.

 

[Ridgerunner]

The way I attach things to metal or in a wire fence is to make a sandwich. This shows a pop door in a fence. Put wood on both sides and screw it together. Make sure the wood covers the sharp ends of the wire or metal as the edges are sharp. This gives you something solid to attach to and greatly stiffens the wire or metal.