SUMMARY

Raise farm-fresh eggs – and herbs and vegetables to enjoy with them – in this space-efficient coop-run-and-planter combination. It’s hand built in Washington state from solid western red cedar custom milled by a local, family-run sawmill. The two nesting boxes are accessible through a drop-down back door at waist height for easy egg collection. Beneath the coop, a mesh-enclosed run gives hens space to forage and exercise, and a built-in planter box arrives ready to fill with soil and edible plants.

DIMENSIONS & MORE INFO

Exterior: 59″ sq. (63 1/4 ” long, 61 3/4″ wide including roof overhang), 83 1/4″ high.
Planter: 22 1/4″ x 60″ x 6 1/2″ deep.
245 lb. (315 lb. including pallet).
Cedar is naturally natural rot resistance; left unfinished, it will weather to a soft gray.
Vents and doors with galvanized wire mesh allow for plenty of fresh air, while keeping predators out.
Run space below coop is enclosed with cedar-framed heavy-duty galvanized-wire mesh with openings small enough to keep out both rats and tiny raccoon hands.
Ladder can be raised, via a cord above the egg door, to keep chicks safely sheltered until they feather out and to secure hens inside while you rake out the run.
Planter box is lined with weed fabric to keep soil contained and set over a sloping galvanized metal roof that channels water out the side, past the edge of the run.

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