Rural Gardening: Tour de Coop - Let's see them!, 0 by DrDoolotz

DrDoolotz wrote:
And here is the taller end - it has the top angled part as a door that goes completely back, so I can climb inside and clean out. As I mentioned, it still needs painting.

The floor inside has a wood frame with a piece of this plastic flooring stuff on it that completely slides out of the unit in the back, for easy cleaning.

We got the sliding window at the Habitat for Humanity Re-Store for $20. The wood (cedar) siding was in the value bin at Menards for 49 cents a piece. Most of the lumber is re-used or was free from Craig's List. The roofing we bought, plus the plastic floor stuff, and the wheels. We got the chicken wire free from the guy we got the chickens from. Kelly made the coop part and I made the run. The ramp needs work.