CS100 - Chicken coop plans - Garden shed plans
CS100 - Chicken coop plans - Garden shed plans
1. Shed: 15'x40' + 15'x30'
includes:
- 2 Small Storages: 7.5'x10' + 7.5'x10'
- 2 Tool storages: 5'x5' + 5'x5'
- Shelves
2. Chicken Coop: 15'x25'
It can comfortably hold 180 chickens
- Nesting boxes for 30 hens
- 98' Perches for chickens
- Litter Tray and Clean Out-lid
- Automatic Chicken Door
3. Other:
- Cupola, Weather vanes, Vinil vents
4. The overall size: 40'x30'x20' (height)
Dimension in the drawings as reference
Building according the actual dimension
Size of timber (section):
a: 4"x4"; b: 2"x4"; c: 2"x2"; d: 1"x2"
e: 1"x1"; f: 1"x4"; g:1"x3"; Units: Inches
Note:
Order of the drawings in this profile are not the steps to build correctly.
It is suggested. You should see the drawings carefully.
Then you should create a plan to build that it suits your conditions.
And here I will suggest you a step by step plan to build of mine that
you can refer to it (Table of Contents):
5.0 - Building the axis and column
6.0 - Building the Floor
6.2 - Building the main frame structure
7.0 - Building Roof beam
9.0 - Building The Floor
10.0 - Building The Frame
11.9 - Building Roof Beam
12.5 - Building the Insulated panel for roof
13.0 - Building Nesting boxes
14.0 - Building Perches for chickens
15.0 - Building Shelves
16.0 - Building floor finishing
16.3 - Building Automatic Chicken Door
17.0 - Building the Wall inside
17.9 - Building the Wall outside
20.1 - Building the beam surrounding the roof
21.0 - Building VENTS
23.0 - Building VENTS on top
24.0 - Building the planks for roof
25.0 - Building the beam surrounding the roof
26.0 - Building VENTS on top
27.1 - Building the Architectural Shingles
28.0 - Building VENTS on top
29.0 - Building the Door
31.0 - Building the Windows
34.0 - Building Automatic door
36.0 - Building Splints for wall
38.2 - Building Litter Tray and Clean Out-Lid
40.0 - Building Ramp
50.0 - Thank you very much!
CS100 - Chicken coop plans - Garden shed plans
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(Newly Upgraded Version)
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I'm upgrading the entire plan, and I always do so, I am reducing the volume of wood in construction and still achieve what we want, to save money, build faster, easier,I am presenting a plan for a better way with less drawing, to save money on printing and viewing time, download time,
I am following the suggestions and feedback from all of you,
Thank you very much for the feedback. They are great! :)
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Thank you very much!
Let keep track my work to get many Free and Helpful Plans
CS100 - Chicken coop plans - Garden shed plans
