Plexiglass chicken coop window

Hi guys, Putting out a call for pics of plexiglass window designs. My coop needs some added sunlight and ventilation so looking for designs that involve...

Our Craftsman Coops have a henhouse/shed combo with large runs and board and batten siding. You can customize this coop.

Chickens can make a great addition as family pets — and as egg producers. HGTV.com offers pictures of stylish coops in urban settings, as well as insights into the designs.

Alysha Whitfield | Bee Jeweled Coop on Instagram: "Building a chicken coop this spring? 🏠🐓 Here are a few DIY coop building tips to help you on your journey! 1. Placing your roosting bars 10-12” from the wall and each other will help keep chicken waste off the wall (less scrubbing!) and give your chickens plenty of room to roost. 2. Plexiglass windows for natural lighting! This is my favorite tip and one that I learned from my parents when they built our horse barn in 1992. Barns and…

Hi! My name is Gail and I live in beautiful North Texas. I started out in March 2009 with 4 Buff Orpingtons, 4 New Hampshire Reds and 4 Easter Eggers. I've lost 3 to hawks, 1 to a neighbor's dog, 1 to a coyote and one to an ignorant teenager...

I was trying to find a good way to hold my top hinged windows open, other than using a stick of wood that could fall out, especially on real windy days. I was looking for something that would telescope, so it would be easy to adjust how far the...

Hi there, I am building a chicken coop and want to put plexiglass windows on hinges with hardware cloth inside. I have seen pictures of some who...

I'll start out by saying that this post is one of the main reasons I joined BYC, as I'm not much of a blogger / social-media kind of guy. But I wanted to share my chicken coop experience and design since I couldn't really find much when I looked...

How to Build a Chicken Coop, Easy To Build Chicken Coop With 5 Nesting Boxes

How much ventilation does a chicken coop need? Ah, the million-dollar question! Here’s the answer: Chicken coops need much less ventilation during the cold months than during the warm months. A chicken coop needs about 3-4 square feet of ventilation (including the pop door) in cold weather, a