Wish to build chicken coop structures? Don’t worry, we will help you with that. In this piece, we present DIY steps on how you can construct an easy, functional coop.
Parts of a chicken coop
There are certain parts necessary for a chicken coop. These areas should be a part of the structure if you would like your chickens to stay content and healthy and to make life less complicated for you.
A well-designed coop should have a nest box where hens can lay eggs or just be a roosting area for the chickens. Perches should also be part of the structure as you can not expect chickens to remain on the floor all of the time.
Feeding and water troughs are also a must . Scattering their feeds on the house floor isn’t advisable. Chickens, too, need discipline and a bit of dignity. Having a correct place for them to feed and drink will also keep them healthy.
During cold months, the coop should be correctly insulated. One simple way to do that is to install a light bulb or lamp within the coop which you can turn on when night comes and cold sets in.
Ventilation is crucial. The coop should have enough openings to let air in and out. Most chicken coop plans provide for this prerequisite terribly well as it is doubtless the most vital factor to consider in planning a coop.
Materials and tools required
Most coops are made from wood and wire mesh or chicken wire. You can purchase these materials from any ironmongery store or you can gather scraps from old structures to economize.
Basic tools include a hammer, nails and a drill. If you have these 3, you can make your coop. Additional tools might be needed, but most of the time, these 3 are enough. Points of consideration
Before building your coop, or even before you choose your design plans, ensure that you’ve already decided what breed to raise and how many.
You also need to size up the area where you’re going to put the coop. The allotted space should be adequate to house the structure without cramping the chickens.
Ultimately, make sure you have enough protection round the coop, like a fence, to guard your flock from predators and outside forces that might be interested in stealing or injuring your chickens.
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