See the Craftsmanship Behind Our Coops
Our coops are built by trusted Amish manufacturing partners who specialize in durable, high-quality backyard chicken coops. These videos show the quality, structure, and details you can expect when ordering through Cluck & Coop.
Videos may show our trusted manufacturing partner’s workshop and build process.
| Specification | LP Siding | Board & Batten |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Dimensions | 4' x 6' | 4' x 6' |
| Coop Area | 4' x 4' | 4' x 4' |
| Height & Elevation | 81" High, 14" off the Ground | 81" High, 14" off the Ground |
| Assembled Size | 80"L x 62"W L 82"H | 80"L x 62"W L 82"H |
| Approx Weight | 750 lbs | 750 lbs |
| Chicken Capacity | 10-12 Chickens | 10-12 Chickens |
| Nesting Boxes | 6 Nesting Boxes | 6 Nesting Boxes |
| Windows | Two 18" x 23" Windows | Two 18" x 23" Windows |
| Siding & Trim | Light Gray Paint with White Trim | Natural Stain Finish |
| Roofing | Weathered Gray Asphalt Shingles | Insulated Black Metal |
| Roof Sheathing | TechShield (Heat Reflective) | TechShield (Heat Reflective) |
| Flooring | 5/8" LP Flooring (10-Year Warranty) | 5/8" LP Flooring (10-Year Warranty) |
| Predator Resistance | Reinforced hardware & design | Reinforced hardware & design |
Standard Coop Options
Asphalt Shingles w/ Aluminum Drip Edge
Chicken Door
Chicken Ramp
Keyed Entry Door
L.P. Tech Shield Roof Sheathing
Vent Lid or Vent
Roosting Bar
Window with Screen
5/8" LP Flooring w/ 10 yr. Warranty
Nesting Boxes
Paint or Stain
Pressure Treated Legs and Runners
Although we’ve already included the most important features in all of our chicken coops as standard features, we understand that your situation may require additional options. We offer a variety of chicken coop accessories and options for our coops, like nesting boxes, wheels, vents, cupola, metal roof, painted trims, and much much more. Head to the Customize Your Coop! page to get creative!
Testimonials
Combination Coop - Witness the endless possibilities for your new coop from the Hen House Collection with Ashley Motter’s combination coop in York County.
What started as a novice activity became a passion and hobby for the Lopez family. Keep reading to learn more about their 5×8Quaker Chicken Coop in CT!
Suzanne became a chicken owner by accident. She started with 8 chickens, but as she had kids, they became interested in raising chickens, so she wanted to expand her coop and flock!
Matt and Brittany Jankaitis had been interested in getting chickens for a long time. They started with6 chickens , but after getting a coop from The Hen House Collection, they felt confident that they could raise10 chickens .
Amy first considered getting her own chickens after hearing from others who had backyard flocks. She started with8 chickens, all different breeds. She planned to name her birds and keep them apart.
