Coop floor ideas

I bought a used chicken coop with a plywood floor which doesn't appear to have been treated with anything to prevent it from rotting. What's the...

Are you making a coop for your chickens? Doing another coop floor repair? Upgrading the coop floor? Well, whatever it ... Read more

When I first started looking into whether or not I should use sand for my coop, I found these two opinions: Sand is the best bedding out there, and you are making a huge mistake if you use anything else for your chickens Sand is the worst bedding out there, and you are a monster if you use it

Over the course of 4 weeks of intense work on nights and weekends, we DIY'd our desert chicken coop and run, and even made it predator proof!

Let’s talk chicken coop floors. There are so many options! Some are good at keeping predators out of your coop. Some are easy to clean. Some are easy to build. One popular flooring material is toxic for your chickens. Another popular option may result in your chickens getting broken toes. Choos

There Are Many Types Of Flooring For Your Chicken Coop. We Discuss Many Of Them Here. Learn Which Ones Work The Best, And What Bedding to Use Over Top.

Kristina Langone Nickerson 🇺🇸 homesteading 🌾 food preservation on Instagram: "Top reasons I chose linoleum for inside my chicken coop👇🏼 Cleans off super easy Can be used for years Super durable Resists moisture much longer than paint Low cost! Go down to Home Depot and get some $20 linoleum, it’ll save you so much time by cleaning poop off the actual coop floor! Boots from @hisea_official #backyardchickens #backyardchicken #backyardchickensofinstagram #backyardchickenslife…

Having a chicken coop without a floor can come with many challenges, including infestations of mice and rats. Still, some chicken keepers swear by the dirt floor method, and have discovered numerous ways to deal with the inherent problems. There are many reasons you may want a coop without a floor.

Protect the chicken coop floor from moisture damage with vinyl remnants from the clearance section at a flooring store. For just a few dollars you can keep your coop floor protected from moisture and damage.