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Is it cheaper to buy or build a chicken coop?
How many chickens can you fit in a 4x8 coop?
Are plastic chicken coops better than wood?
Should chicken coops be raised off the ground?

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We offer an extensive line of chicken coops! They can be made to order or taken from our huge selection of in-stock models. Our coops are available in the painted or the board and batten siding.

Enjoy fresh eggs and family fun with one of our quality built Amish chicken coops! Choose from a variety of styles and sizes-with a long list of standard features. Or let us customize your chicken coop to meet your specific needs. With your complete satisfaction our top priority, Jim’s Amish Structures is sure to have what you are looking for at an affordable price. Our quality products will last for years to come!

Quaker

The Quaker hen house series has a distinctive roof line overhang that is inspired by century old barn styles. This style maximizes head space in the interior.

3×4 Quaker: Board and batten siding, 70″ high – 14″ off ground, 4 nesting boxes, Natural stain, Walnut brown shingles

3×4 Quaker (back view) : Board and batten siding, 70″ high – 14″ off ground, 4 nesting boxes, Red siding with white trim, Weather gray shingles

3×4 Quaker: Board and batten siding, 70″ high – 14″ off ground, 4 nesting boxes, Red siding with white trim, Weather gray shingles

4×4 Quaker: Board and batten siding, 80″ high – 14″ off ground, 4 nesting boxes, Cedar stain, Cedar shingles

4×4 Quaker: Duratemp siding, 80″ high – 14″ off the ground, 4 nesting boxes, Cream siding with hunter green trim, Forest green shingles *Shown with optional wire over window.

4×6 Quaker: Board and batten siding, 81″ high – 14″ off ground, 6 nesting boxes, Clear stain, Green metal roof *Shown with optional metal roof.

4×6 Quaker High Side: With board and batten siding, 94″ high – 8″ off ground, 6 nesting boxes, Cedar Stain, Williamsburg slate shingles *Features higher sidewall than standard

4×6 Quaker High Side: Duratemp siding, 94″ high – 8″ off ground, 6 nesting boxes, Buckskin siding with green trim. *Shown with optional green metal roof and wire over windows.

4×8 Quaker (back view): Board and batten siding, 82″ high – 16″ off ground, 8 nesting boxes, Natural stain *Shown with optional red metal roof, 4 wheels with steering handle and painted lid wire over windows, and clean-out lid.

7×12 Quaker Coop: Board and batten siding, 101″ high – 8″ off ground, 12 nesting boxes, Rustic cedar stain *Shown with optional clean out lid, solar light package and optional green metal roof.

7×12 Quaker Coop: Duratemp siding, 101″ high – 4″ off ground, 8 nesting boxes, Red siding / white trim, Charcoal shingles, 4×7 feed room

7×12 Quaker Coop (back view): Duratemp siding, 101″ high – 4″ off ground, 8 nesting boxes, Red siding / white trim, Charcoal shingles, 4×7 feed room

7×12 Quaker: Board and batten siding, 101″ high – 4″ off ground, 8 nesting boxes, Natural stain, 4×7 feed room *Shown with optional clean out lid, and red metal roof.

7×12 Quaker (back view): Board and batten siding, 101″ high – 4″ off ground, 8 nesting boxes, Natural stain, 4×7 feed room *Shown with optional clean out lid, and red metal roof.

7×12 Quaker: Duratemp siding, 101″ high – 8″ off ground, 12 nesting boxes, Clay siding with beige trim, Weather gray shingles

Interior of Q34T & Q44T

Dutch

The Dutch Hen House boasts a quaint hip roof; making it look like a miniature barn. The hip roof optimizes useable interior space.

4×4 Dutch: Board and batten siding, 78″ high – 14″ off ground, 4 nesting boxes, Cedar stain, Walnut brown shingles

4×4 Dutch: Duratemp siding, 78″ high – 14″ off ground, 4 nesting boxes, Buckskin siding with green trim, Forest green shingles.

4×6 Dutch: Duratemp siding, 78″ high – 14″ off ground, 6 nesting boxes, Light gray siding with white trim, Weather gray shingles

4×6 Dutch: Board and batten siding, 78″ high – 14″ off ground, 6 nesting boxes, Cedar stain, Walnut brown shingles.

4×8 Dutch: Duratemp siding, 78″ high – 15″ off ground, 8 nesting boxes, White siding with black trim, Nickel gray shingles

4×8 Dutch: Board and batten siding, 78″ high – 15″ off ground, 8 nesting boxes, Cedar stain, Weather gray shingles *Shown with optional 4 wheels and handle.

6×6 Dutch: Duratemp siding, 96″ high – 8″ off ground, 6 nesting boxes, Red siding with white trim, Charcoal shingles

6×6 Dutch: Board and batting siding, 96″ high – 8″ off ground, 6 nesting boxes, Brown cedar stain, Cedar shingles

Combination

The Combination series boasts a hen house with an attached chicken run to allow the chickens a safe place to scratch.

4×6 Combination: Board and batten siding, 3′ x 4′ run area, 3′ x 4′ chicken coop area, 73″ high, 3 nesting boxes, Clear stain, Charcoal shingles

4×6 Combination: Duratemp siding, 3′ x 4′ run area, 3′ x 4′ chicken coop area, 73″ high, 3 nesting boxes, Light gray siding with white trim, Weather gray shingles

4×8 Combination: Board and batten siding, 4′ x 4′ run area, 4′ x 4′ chicken coop area, 94″ high, 4 nesting boxes, Natural stain *Shown with optional burnished slate metal roof

4×8 Combination: Duratemp siding, 4′ x 4′ run area, 4′ x 4′ chicken coop area, 94″ high, 4 nesting boxes, Light gray siding with black trim, Charcoal shingles

5×7 A-Frame Combination: Duratemp siding, 73″ high – 14″ off ground, 3 nesting boxes, 4′ x 5′ run, 3′ x 5′ chicken coop area, Rustic Cedar, Walnut brown shingles

6×8 Combination: Duratemp siding, 4′ x 6′ run area, 4′ x 6′ chicken coop area, 96″ high, 4 nesting boxes, Red siding with white trim, Charcoal shingles

6×10 Combination: Duratemp siding, 6′ x 6′ run area, 4′ x 6′ chicken coop area, 96″ high, 4 nesting boxes, Clay siding with green trim, Forest green shingles

6×10 Combination: Board and batten siding, 6′ x 6′ run area, 4′ x 6′ chicken coop area, 96″ high, 4 nesting boxes, Cedar stain

6×12 Combination: Board and batten siding, 6′ x 6′ run area, 6′ x 6′ chicken coop area, 96″ high, 6 nesting boxes, Cedar stain, Walnut brown shingles

8×12 Combination: Duratemp siding, 6′ x 8′ run area, 6′ x 8′ chicken coop area, 101″ high, 6 nesting boxes, Red siding with beige trim, Walnut brown shingles

7×28 Combination: Duratemp Siding, 7×22 run area, 6×7 coop area, 101″ high, 6 nesting boxes, 24-30 Chickens

7×20 Combination: Duratemp Siding, 7×14 Run Area, 6×7 coop area, 101″ high, 6 nesting boxes, 18-20 chickens

Tractor

The Tractor style hen house is a conveniently movable cage and run combo. This allows you to keep the chickens on fresh grass, by easily moving it on to the next spot.

3 x 4 Quaker Tractor: Stained Board & Batten siding, 75″ High, 14″ off the ground, 4 nesting boxes, 2 wheels with wheelbarrow handles, 4 x 4 run area.

3 x 4 Quaker Tractor: Painted Duratemp siding, 75″ High, 14″ off the ground, 4 nesting boxes, 2 wheels with wheelbarrow handles, 4 x 4 run area.

4 x 4 Quaker Tractor: Stained Board & Batten Siding, 75″ High, 14″ off the ground. 4 nesting boxes, 2 wheels with wheelbarrow handles, 4×5 run area.

4 x 4 Quaker Tractor: Painted Duratemp Siding, 75″ High, 14″ off the ground. 4 nesting boxes, 2 wheels with wheelbarrow handles, 4×5 run area.

A-Frame

The A-Frame is a classic style favored by many. With simple straight lines and beautiful trim, it has its own touch of class.

3 x 3 A-Frame: Duratemp siding, 52″ high – 12″ off ground, 3 nesting boxes, Red siding with white trim, Charcoal shingles *Auto door does not fit on this model

4×4 A-Frame: Duratemp siding, 65″ high – 14″ off ground, 4 nesting boxes, Beige siding with chestnut trim, Walnut brown shingles

6×10 A-Frame: Tongue and groove siding, 101″ high – 4″ off ground, 6 nesting boxes, 4′ x 6′ feed room, 6’x 6′ chicken area, Cedar stain with green trim, Forest green shingles *Shown with optional painted trim

8×10 A-Frame: Duratemp siding, 101″ high – 4″ off ground, 8 nesting boxes, 4′ x 8′ feed room, 6′ x 8′ chicken area, Red siding with beige trim, Cedar shingles

8×10 A-Frame:Board and batten siding, 101″ high – 4″ off ground, 8 nesting boxes, 4′ x 8′ feed room, 6′ x 8′ chicken area, Rustic cedar stain, Walnut brown shingles

12×24 A-Frame: Duratemp siding, Red siding with white trim, Optional white metal roof, 7 windows, 1 single door, 2 chicken doors, Two 8′ x 12′ chicken areas, One 8′ x 12′ feed room, 4 vents *Shown with optional white metal roof

4×6 A-Frame: Board and batten siding, 79″ high – 14″ off ground, 6 nesting boxes, Cedar stain, Walnut brown shingles

Standard features:

Paint or stain
Keyed entry door
Chicken door and ramp
Nesting boxes
Roosting bars
Vent lid or vent
Windows with screen
Asphalt 30 yr. shingles
Aluminum drip edge
P.T. flooring
P.T legs and runners
L.P. tech shield roof sheeting

*Coop sizes listed below do not include outside nesting box dimensions in the listed dimensions.

Additional Options

Solar powered light with switch. Light also available with timer.

Auto Chicken Door

Electical Package, Includes Switch/Outlet/Lights/Extension cord Hookup

Switch with Electical Package

Glassboard Floor

4’x5’x3′ Chicken Run, available with or without wheels

Clean out Lid and Tray

Wheel lift lever

Wire over windows

Colors

White

Red

Navajo

Light Gray

Cream

Light Blue

Hunter Green

Dark Gray

Beige

Avacado

Dark Blue

Clay

Black

Chestnut

Clear

Natural

Brown Cedar

Rustic Cedar

Charcoal

Nickel Gray

Weather Gray

Brown

Red

Burnished Slate

Green

Click here to see our catalog PDF (may take a few seconds to load): Coop Catalog

Is it cheaper to buy or build a chicken coop?

Building a coop is usually cheaper than buying one. But here's the catch: constructing an abode for your flock takes know-how, tools, and time. If you don't have these, then it makes more sense to buy — and there are many nice chicken coops for sale out there.

How many chickens can you fit in a 4x8 coop?

Thus, a 4′ by 8′ coop would be adequate for about 8 birds. If you keep your chickens confined to the coop at all times, then you should provide 10 square feet per bird.

Are plastic chicken coops better than wood?

The cleaning of plastic houses is much easier than wooden housing, and maintenance is practically zero. Many of the plastic designs can be cleaned out, washed and dried in under 30 minutes, while wooden housing will take significantly longer to dry, especially in the depths of winter.

Should chicken coops be raised off the ground?

Predator Protection: Elevate the Coop To ensure that snakes and other predators cannot break into a coop from underneath, it's important that the coop is raised off the ground 8 to 12 inches—enough to allow the chickens to walk beneath.