Making A Chiken Coop Out Of Metal Roofing Panels

Protect your finished coop with a layer of asphalt roofing shingles just like the ones on a typical home.

Making a chiken coop out of metal roofing panels.

Coop king modern polycarbonate chicken coop with attached run and metal pull out tray 617713. Choose fasteners that suit your building application and your coop s weather conditions. It ought to have the following properties. It has a 6 4 x 2 6 door a metal roof with plexiglas skylights six nesting boxes and roosting poles.

Chickens don t roost on top. Product rating is 2. It s an impressive construction and you ll need four rolls of poultry netting or rabbit wire to secure it against predators. The owners added a solar light to illuminate the interior and working with salvaged materials customized the inside with composite flooring diy nesting boxes made from pallets and a loft shelf for storing.

What makes this chicken unique is the metallic reinforcement of the sides that have been done by using the metal roof panels. Chicken wire is designed to keep chickens in but will not keep predators out. Next the custom wooden ramps have been installed and also a chicken yard that has been attached to one side of the chicken coop. Here s another chicken coop built from a children s playhouse this one from a manufactured kit.

We installed a metal roof on our coop that drains into a 55 gallon rain barrel. One nice benefit to a solid roof is being able to install a rain barrel to provide water for the chickens as long as it s not shingles. A word of caution here many web sites i visited researching this article advocated for using chicken wire to cover windows and also in the run area. Choose fasteners that suit your building application and your coop s weather conditions.

1 8 6 was save. Alternatively corrugated roofing panels of metal or fiberglass can be used. Save up to see price at checkout click here for more details. I ve been meditating on the ideal roof for a chicken coop.

Building your own coop also means you get the exact coop you want. This chicken coop is having a room like structure that has been raised to a safe height level. Rainwater doesn t cause mud in front of the house. Add to cart.

Protect your finished coop with a layer of asphalt roofing shingles just like the ones on a typical home. Shingled roofs require special roofing nails. Alternatively corrugated roofing panels of metal or fiberglass can be used. Makes it nice since the whole operation is about 100 yards from the house and we don t have to schlep water any distance.

Shingled roofs require special roofing nails. This large modern hen coop is made out of oak lumber. Just screw the wooden panels together and cover the chicken coop roof with shingles. Something unique that perfectly meets your needs.

Box stores because a coop for two does not involve a lot of material cost you can get wood from your local box store home depot menards etc or check out a few local reused building materials resource stores.