Dutch door on chicken coop

I look forward to seeing this! i am eager to see too! :)

We have three people doors planned for the goat barn: front and back doors for the milking room, and one to enter the goats' area. I find Dutch doors are perfect for these: they let in light and breezes but keep goats, chickens, ducks, and dogs on their side. They are called Dutch doors in the U.S. because they were introduced here in the 17th century by Dutch settlers. They are called stable doors in the U.K. Here's where the first one is going to go. The front and back doors of the milking…

Here’s the finished product. Cost about $1,500 (I was shooting for $500 - Oops). The story of the build goes: Buy house in Northern California. Think it would be nice to have chickens. Don’t ask wife. Buy chicks. Google...

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Okay, confession time, this is not actually a DIY dutch door for the chicken coop, it's more of a double door! Two small doors that open individually, like a

Okay, confession time, this is not actually a DIY dutch door for the chicken coop, it's more of a double door! Two small doors that open individually, like a

Heidi Rus on Instagram: “Dutch door is up! I still haven’t stained it and I’m not sure if I will or just seal it. And I still have to find the latch hardware but…”

Okay, confession time, this is not actually a DIY dutch door for the chicken coop, it's more of a double door! Two small doors that open individually, like a

The Chicken Coop (or Chicken Condo) is finally finished! As soon as we saw this property, I saw this empty space and immediately saw the vision for a beautiful garden area with a giant chicken coop…