Not sure I really think it's my BEST project ever - but - overall - one that I'm glad I spent time to do right. Or the one that's paid for itself the most.
I've had chickens in makeshift shelters for quite a while and it's always a battle with predators, difficulty cleaning, etc.
So I built this one just to keep about 8 layers. Just enough to provide us with just the right amount of eggs.
It's worked out very well.
Laying boxes are accessible from the side. The bottom of the coop slides right out for very easy cleaning. I made the door wide enough to get a wheel barrow in there.
I didn't work off any plans, I just bought a pile of wood and framed it up one day. I'm happy with how it turned out.
(only picture I have - it's incomplete - and waiting to be shingled)
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