The familiar red barn silhouette, built as a raised wooden house over a wire run measuring roughly seventy eight inches end to end. Inside are roosting bars and a nesting box with a hinged lid for collecting eggs from outside, plus a ramp down to the run and a pull out floor tray. The coop suits four to six standard hens depending on how much time they spend free ranging.
It lands in the middle of the market: more space than a patio hutch, far cheaper than a walk in structure. Assembly takes a couple of hours and two people, since the panels are large. The wire is light gauge, so owners in predator heavy areas usually add hardware cloth and skirting before the first night outdoors.
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