Are you interested in adding a chicken coop to your property? This is not hard to do, but you may want to make a structure that is unique and will also be visually appealing. There are many chicken coop designs and ideas to use, depending on what you want to build.
You might be interested in building the South City Coop or an A-Frame Chicken Coop. We have complied a list of some really creative chicken coop designs and ideas you can do as a DIY project.
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Materials – various lumber, nails screws, shingles.
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 5 chickens
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Materials – various lumber, nails or screws, and shingles
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 6 chickens
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Materials – various lumber, shingles, metal screen, and nails or screws
Cost – average
Difficulty – moderate
Capacity – 4 chickens
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Materials – various lumber, nails or screws, shingles, and hinges
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 8 chickens
5. Chicken Coop Plans by Home Depot
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Materials – various lumber, shingles, metal screen, and nails or screws
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 3 chickens
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Materials – various lumber, nails or screws, and shingles
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 5 chickens
7. Cheap Chicken Coop Designs and Ideas – Pallet Palace Chicken Coop
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Materials – used pallets, screws or nails, and metal sheets
Cost – free to cheap
Difficulty – easy
Capacity – 32 chickens
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Materials – various lumber, plywood sheeting, nails or screws, and shingles
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 8 chickens
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Materials – pvc pipes, wire mesh, wood, and nails
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy
Capacity – 4 chickens
Are you still looking for amazing chicken coop designs and ideas? We have many more you can consider below.
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Materials – various lumber, metal poles, wire mesh, and screws or nails
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 4 chickens
11. The Kerr Center Chicken Tractor
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Materials – various lumber, shingles, metal screen, and nails or screws
Cost – average
Difficulty – moderate
Capacity – 3 chickens
12. Melissa’s DIY Chicken Coop
photo by blessthismessplease.com
Materials – scrap lumber
Cost – cheap
Difficulty – easy
Capacity – 3 chickens
13. Robb’s Backyard Chicken Coop
photo by instructables.com
Materials – various lumber, wire mesh, and screws or nails
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 6 chickens
14. Easy Chicken Coop Designs and Ideas – Simplistic Chicken Coop
photo by greenliving.lovetoknow.com
Materials – scrap lumber. chicken wire, a few screws or nails
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy
Capacity – 4 chickens
15. The Feather Factory Chicken Coop
photo by backyardchickens.com
Materials – 2×4 boards and other various lumber, screws or nails, and metal sheets
Cost – average
Difficulty – moderate to hard
Capacity – 5 chickens
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Materials – various lumber, some plywood, nails or screws, and chicken wire
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 3 chickens
17. DIY Small Backyard Chicken Coop
photo by simplyeasydiy.com
Materials – 2×4 boards, chicken wire, plywood, and some screws or nails
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 2 chickens
18. Fox’s Log Cabin Chicken Coop
photo by backyardchickens.com
Materials – logs, various lumber, plywood, screws or nails, and metal sheets
Cost – average
Difficulty – easy to moderate
Capacity – 9 chickens
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