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Chicken Coop Building Plan

$24.99

The purchase of this item includes a printable, digital download of the complete chicken coop building plans- a 33 page PDF with cut list, supply list, step by step instructions, and photos. The plans will be emailed to you upon purchase.

This is a large chicken coop, designed to house 12-18 chickens. It has a footprint of 96″ x 48″, and stands about 6 feet tall at the peak. It has a convenient drop down side, so it can be easily cleaned. 

Recommended tools include: Miter Saw, Impact Driver, Staple Gun or Brad Nailer, Reciprocating Saw or Jig Saw, Circular Saw or Table Saw (to cut your plywood), Measuring tape, pencil, eye & ear protection, Wood Glue

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The complete chicken coop plans will be sent as a downloadable PDF to your email upon purchase.

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8 reviews for Chicken Coop Building Plan

  1. Melissa Stephenson (verified owner) –

    I have not received the email containing the printable plans. I was wondering how long it took to receive it? I paid with PayPal, if that makes a difference.

  2. Cam (verified owner) –

    Hello,

    I purchased the plans on April 7, 2021 and I cannot access them again after closing the browser window. I was never sent a confirmation email, only the email of my receipt from PayPal and there was no download link in that email. Looks like this has happened before

    • Natalie Dalpias (verified owner) –

      Hi Cam, if you will email me- nat@thecreativemom.com, I can get the plans sent to you.

      Thanks!
      Natalie

  3. Emily Foster –

    Can you tell me how many nesting boxes are in this coop? If I wanted to add an extra, could I just make the nesting box go from edge to edge. The chickens will be free range and only in the coop at night.

    • Natalie Dalpias (verified owner) –

      Hi Emily,

      This plan has just one nesting box, but you could always alter it to fit your needs better. Good luck!
      Natalie

  4. Les (verified owner) –

    Natalie,
    I purchased the chicken coop plans 4 days ago. I have not received any plans. I have also emailed you twice, with no answer.

    • Natalie Dalpias (verified owner) –

      Hi Les, I’m so sorry for your frustration. You should have received a confirmation email upon purchase which will include the download link. I have responded to you via email.

      THanks,
      Natalie

  5. Lynn Diringer –

    Hi there,

    Love your coop. Wondering if there is an interior lip… I would like to use the deep bedding method…

    • Natalie Dalpias (verified owner) –

      Hi Lynn,

      Yes, you should be able to use the deep bedding method with this coop.

      Thanks!
      Natalie

  6. John Schick –

    Hey Natalie–
    I bought your coop plans and am near finishing. I’m curious why you didn’t put the lower roof panels on and bevel the ends on the top walls 30 degrees and set them on the roof to help water run off, rather than in the coop. Is there a reason that I’m not thinking of? Thanks!

    John Schick
    Louisa, VA

    • Natalie Dalpias (verified owner) –

      Hi John,

      It was just a preference in how I built it. But I think this way could definitely work as well.

      Thanks!
      Natalie

  7. Arus –

    Hi. Can I please ask if this coop is suitable for places with cold (up to -10) winters? Thank you.

    • Natalie Dalpias (verified owner) –

      Hi Arus,

      I live in Northern Utah, and we often get down to single digit temperatures. I place a heat lamp inside my coop, and I don’t have any problems.

      Thanks,
      Natalie

  8. Colton Davis –

    How much does this cost to make?

    • Natalie Dalpias (verified owner) –

      Hi Colton,

      Price depends on location and lumber costs. My best estimate is about $500-$700.

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