Double sided chicken coop

Doesn't it just seems too daunting to make chickens, with all their dust, feathers, and droppings, lovely? I mean, we all want our gardens ...

Here is a super nice chicken coop set-up! It has a 4' double door on the side, a separate wash room / feed area, and will also have covered outside run area.

Heather+Dave ♡ | Dave did a thorough cleaning of the coop & we want to share some of the features & our favorite products that we are using in the coop.... | Instagram

The cutest chicken coop there ever was! Build this chicken coop for your own backyard with easy to follow plans and materials you can find at your local Home Depot. Photo by shelbyraephotographs.com Built for & styled by peachestopearls.com #chickens #chickencoop #diychickencoop #farmhousechickencoop #urbanfarming #backyardchickens #chickenlife #diyfarmlife #howto #howtobuildachickencoop #diycoop #bigchickencoop #largechickencoop #cutecoop #cutechickencoop #hens #nestingbox

This is an easy chicken coop to make for anyone with basic carpentry skills. It is 8' x 12' with the front wall being 10' high and the back wall being eight feet high. This gives you a 3/12 roof pitch. In order to determine your roof pitch all...

16-20 Chicken Some customizations have been made in this coop, you can make these customizations too. After purchasing the product, you can make customizations as you wish, as you will have the whole plan in your hands. Enhance your backyard with the Modern Enclosed Chicken Coop, designed to provide a safe and comfortable living space for your feathered friends. Designed to withstand all loads from wind and snow, along with a modern design that integrates seamlessly into any outdoor…

This adorable 6X8 Walk-in Chicken Coop is one of our favorites! The run is 8X12 and fully walk in with an automatic chicken door and indoor roosting ladder!

We converted an old shed on our property into a chicken coop with an attached run. It was quite the process, as nothing in the shed was even close to being square or level. Our farmhouse was built in 1832, and I’m not sure exactly how old the shed is, but as you can see from the “before” pictures it’s pretty old and absolutely charming!