Follow along as I transform this makeshift coop into a cute and cozy home for my chickens. Tools used linked down below. 👇🏼

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On the back of our carport was a makeshift chicken coop that the previous renters had made. There wasn’t much to it, just a couple wood boxes screwed to the wall for the chickens to nest in and two sticks in the corners for the roosts.
Also the outside was quite the eye sore with a plywood board for a wall and a chain link gate to get inside.
It’s time to give this a makeover!


Using salvaged lumber that I rescued from a burn pile, I build a barn door for the coop along with new barn style chicken nest boxes. I painted the carport to match the house. We build a new wall and hung the new door.
I salvaged tin from a old building and used it to line the walls inside the coop.


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