The traditional country design of the Rowlinson Large Chicken Coop is the ideal home for happy hen...The traditional country design of the Rowlinson Large Chicken Coop is the ideal home for happy hens. With plenty of space to comfortably hold up to six chickens. They’ll have easy access to the coop via the included ramp. Once inside they’ll have the choice of four perches or one of three nest box compartments. When it comes to tucking them in at night the sliding door is simply unhooked and dropped down. Cleaning is easy thanks to the removable nest box side, giving you great access to the inside of the coop with slide out floor and removable perches. Even the nest box floor and dividers are removable to help make light work of keeping the coop spotless. The coop features a slide opening front door with hook support, a three-compartment nest box with a removable lid for easy egg collection, and four internal perches. The floor, nest box floor, and dividers are all removable for easy cleaning. The coop is pressure treated to protect against rot and has a natural timber finish, which can be painted or stained as desired. It houses up to six chickens and has a slide-out floor for easy cleaning. Dimensions: H158 x W154 x D123cm. Weight: 103kg.
This guide helps owners of the Rowlinson Large Chicken Coop get the most out of their purchase. Designed for up to six chickens, this coop offers a comfortable and secure home for your flock. While it's easy to clean, the coop's size may require a dedicated space in your yard. This guide covers setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting to ensure a happy and healthy environment for your chickens.
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Rowlinson
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FAQs
How many chickens can the coop house?
The Rowlinson Large Chicken Coop can comfortably house up to six chickens.
What is the coop made from?
The coop is made from pressure-treated timber to protect against rot.
How often should I clean the coop?
It is recommended to clean the coop at least once a week to maintain hygiene.
Are the perches removable?
Yes, the perches are removable for easy cleaning.
How do I collect eggs?
The nest box has a removable lid, allowing easy access to collect eggs.
Can I paint or stain the coop?
Yes, the coop has a natural timber finish that can be painted or stained as desired.
What are the dimensions of the coop?
The dimensions are H158 x W154 x D123cm.
Is the coop resistant to rot?
Yes, the coop is pressure-treated to protect against rot.
Troubleshooting
Chicken coop is unstable or wobbly.
Ensure the coop is placed on a level surface. Check all screws and bolts and tighten them if necessary.
Difficulty in cleaning the coop.
Ensure all removable parts (floor, perches, nest box) are removed for easy access. Use a scraper to remove any stuck-on material.
Chickens not using the nest box.
Ensure the nest box is clean and comfortable. Consider adding nesting material like straw or hay to encourage use.
Coop door not closing properly.
Check the alignment of the door and the hook support. Ensure nothing is obstructing the door's path. Lubricate the hinges if needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a comfortable and secure living space for up to six chickens.
Easy cleaning due to the removable floor, nest box components, and side access.
Durable construction with pressure-treated wood.
Offers a traditional country design aesthetic.
Includes a ramp for easy access for chickens.
Features a three-compartment nest box for egg collection.
Cons
Requires a dedicated outdoor space.
The size may make it challenging to move.
Assembly is required.
Regular cleaning is necessary to maintain hygiene.
Additional weather protection might be needed depending on the climate.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: The coop requires assembly. Refer to the included instructions and diagrams. It is advisable to have two people for this process.
Placement: Choose a level location protected from harsh weather conditions. Ensure the coop is away from potential hazards and accessible for cleaning.
Ventilation: Ensure adequate ventilation to prevent moisture buildup inside the coop.
Cleaning: Clean the coop regularly, ideally once a week. Remove the slide-out floor, nest box components, and perches to clean them thoroughly.
Predator Protection: Consider additional measures such as securing the coop with appropriate latches or placing it within a secure fenced area.
Painting/Staining: If desired, you can paint or stain the coop to match your garden style, using a weather-resistant finish.