Small insulated chicken coop

Our cold climate chick coop tour showcases how thoughtful design, proper insulation, and other key features can keep your feathered friends warm and happy all winter long. Use our ideas to create a welcoming space for your hens, roosters, and chicks in any chilly climate. See our examples of insulated spaces and other features designed to keep our chickens comfortable during the winter.

Alaska's weather is often extreme and this brings some extra challenges to designing and building a proper chicken coop. While Fairbanks is known for -50 deg temps, and Anchorage can get almost as cold (-20 deg) most winters, Southeast Alaska isn't immune to weather extremes. Located between Canada and the main landmass of Alaska along the Gulf of Alaska, SE Alaska is comprised mostly of temperate rain forests and glacial fjords. This mix of warm moisture from the Pacific Ocean colliding…

How to insulate a chicken coop quickly and easily using rolls of heat reflective insulation and a staple gun. Easy to follow tutorial.

Should I insulate the chicken coop? Find out if chickens need an insulated chicken coop and how to naturally insulate the coop for winter!

Protect your chickens from the winter chill with these 8 power-free tips! From insulation hacks to cozy bedding solutions, this guide covers everything you need to know about winterizing a backyard chicken coop. Save this pin for practical, electricity-free ideas that keep chickens warm all season long.

What makes a good chicken coop for winter weather? Take a look at what works and what doesn't in winter chicken coops.

I incorporated a lot of things from these forums, so thank you very much :) The roost is above a manure tray filled with Sweet PDZ. The lanterns are...

Preparing your chicken coop for winter is a vital part of keeping your flock healthy and happy over the cold season. Here's how we keep our chicken coops comfy & cozy for our flock!

Winter can be tough on chickens, and it’s coming soon. If you take the proper steps to winterize the chicken coop right now, it will mean a much more comfortable cold season for your flock.

Several months ago, I did a write-up of our chicken coop for the Housing section of a popular poultry magazine. It appears now it's not goin...