M112 - Chicken Coop Plans Construction
Chicken Coop Design - How To Build A Chicken Coop
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It can comfortably hold 12 chickens
Roll-away Nest boxes for 3 hens
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Principles of design:
Sustainability_Insulation_Ventilation_Easy to Clean
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Units: Inches - fractions
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- Chicken Cage: 6' 3 1/2" x 8' = 50.3333 ft²- Chicken Run 1: 8' 8 1/2" x 6' 3 1/2" = 54.7899 ft²
- Chicken Run 2: 8' 8 1/2" x 16' 8 1/2" = 145.5017 ft²
- Construction area: 17' 1/2" x 15' 4" = 261.3056 ft²
- Total height: 12' 7 7/8"
Total volume of wood: 241765 inches3 (= 140 feet3)
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Dimensional lumber sizes:
a1: 4"x6" (Nominal)=3 1/2"x5 1/2" (Actual)
a: 4"x4" (Nominal)=3 1/2"x3 1/2" (Actual)
b: 2"x4" (Nominal)=1 1/2"x3 1/2" (Actual)
c: 2"x2" (Nominal)=1 1/2"x1 1/2" (Actual)
d: 1"x2" (Nominal)=3/4"x1 1/2" (Actual)
e: 2"x6" (Nominal)=1 1/2"x5 1/2" (Actual)
f: 1"x4" (Nominal)=3/4"x3 1/2" (Actual)
g: 1"x6" (Nominal)=3/4"x5 1/2" (Actual)
k: 1"x1" (Nominal)=3/4"x3/4" (Actual)
m: 2"x8" (Nominal)=1 1/2"x7 1/4" (Actual)
n: 1"x8" (Nominal)=3/4"x7 1/4" (Actual)
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The functional component - the build step guide - Table of Contents:
0.0 - 0.7 - Concept design
1.0 - Building Foundation
1.2 - Building Post
2.0 - Building Floor
3.0 - Building the Main Frame Structure
4.0 - Building the Nest boxes and Cabinets
5.0 - Building Roof beam 1
6.0 - Building Frame of Door and Windows - Vents
6.6 - Building Automatic Chicken Door
7.0 - Building the Interior Wall
8.0 - Building Perches for chickens
9.0 - Building Fiberglass Insulation for Wall
10.0 - Building Exterior Wall
11.0 - Building Doors, Windows and Drawers
12.0 - Building Roof beam 2
13.0 - Building Copula
14.0 - Building Chicken Run 1
15.0 - Building Chicken Run 2
16.0 - Building Chicken Ramp
17.0 - Building Door for Chicken Run
18.0 - Perspective - The building was completed
a1: 4"x6" (Nominal)=3 1/2"x5 1/2" (Actual)
a: 4"x4" (Nominal)=3 1/2"x3 1/2" (Actual)
b: 2"x4" (Nominal)=1 1/2"x3 1/2" (Actual)
c: 2"x2" (Nominal)=1 1/2"x1 1/2" (Actual)
d: 1"x2" (Nominal)=3/4"x1 1/2" (Actual)
e: 2"x6" (Nominal)=1 1/2"x5 1/2" (Actual)
f: 1"x4" (Nominal)=3/4"x3 1/2" (Actual)
g: 1"x6" (Nominal)=3/4"x5 1/2" (Actual)
k: 1"x1" (Nominal)=3/4"x3/4" (Actual)
m: 2"x8" (Nominal)=1 1/2"x7 1/4" (Actual)
n: 1"x8" (Nominal)=3/4"x7 1/4" (Actual)
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The functional component - the build step guide - Table of Contents:
0.0 - 0.7 - Concept design
1.0 - Building Foundation
1.2 - Building Post
2.0 - Building Floor
3.0 - Building the Main Frame Structure
4.0 - Building the Nest boxes and Cabinets
5.0 - Building Roof beam 1
6.0 - Building Frame of Door and Windows - Vents
6.6 - Building Automatic Chicken Door
7.0 - Building the Interior Wall
8.0 - Building Perches for chickens
9.0 - Building Fiberglass Insulation for Wall
10.0 - Building Exterior Wall
11.0 - Building Doors, Windows and Drawers
12.0 - Building Roof beam 2
13.0 - Building Copula
14.0 - Building Chicken Run 1
15.0 - Building Chicken Run 2
16.0 - Building Chicken Ramp
17.0 - Building Door for Chicken Run
18.0 - Perspective - The building was completed
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M112 - Chicken Coop Plans Construction
Chicken Coop Design - How To Build A Chicken Coop
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(Newly Upgraded Version)
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I'm upgrading the entire plan, and I always do so, I am reducing the volume of wood in construction and still achieve what we want, to save money, build faster, easier,
I am presenting a plan for a better way with less drawing, to save money on printing and viewing time, download time,
I am following the suggestions and feedback from all of you,
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M112 - Chicken Coop Plans Construction
Chicken Coop Design - How To Build A Chicken Coop
Chicken Coop Design - How To Build A Chicken Coop
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