American Coop | 6 Foot Wide Chicken Coop

All Chicken Coops are unpainted and require assembly

• Dutch Door with Both Solid & Screen Bottom Options – Placed on Long Side of Coop

• Free Range Door – Placed on Long Side of Coop

• Manual Henhouse Door

• Cantilevered Windows/Stain Steel Dowels

• Large Cantilevered Back Henhouse Doors with Polycarbonate Windows

• Two 6-Foot Rope Wrapped Roosting Bars

• Exterior Henhouse Ladder

• Interior Henhouse Ladder

• 3 Nest Box Egg Hutch -Lined with Acre™

• 3 Nest Box Perch Bar

• Egg Hutch J Channel and Flashing

• Elevated Henhouse

• Deep Litter Basin in the Henhouse-Lined with Acre™

• Fully Covered Run

• Steel Roofing - Residential Grade

• Ridge Cap Screen

• Lockable Doors/Window Latches

• Tons of Ventilation

• High Security from Predators

• Pocket Hole Joinery with Glue and Screws

There are two important factors to consider when determining how many chickens should be in a chicken coop. The henhouse and the run area. (we refer to both these areas as the coop)

THE HENHOUSE: We like the one-foot rule, meaning one foot per chicken on the roost bars. Plenty of room and less squabbling at night. You can go 8-10 inches per bird and of course less space is needed for bantams. However, overloading the henhouse can result in other problems. Plus you always want room to grow your flock.

THE RUN:
Chickens need and prefer as much room as possible. If you cannot free range your chicken outside of the coop much or at all, the least amount of space is 10 sq.ft. per chicken. You will find you never have enough room for your chickens.

THE 6-FOOT WIDE AMERICAN COOP CAN ACCOMMODATE 6-12 CHICKEN WITH FREE RANGING.

We make this recommendation for the health and well-being of your flock.

• Kiln Dried Premium Douglas Fir Lumber
• Ground Rated Pressure Treated Lumber Only on Bottom Rail of the Coop/Run
• ACRE™— Just Like Wood, Only Better
• .5"x.5" Hardware Cloth- 19 Galvanized Core Welded Wire with Black PVC Coating
• Residential Grade Steel- 29 g, Lifetime Manufacturer Paint Warranty, 30-Year Fade Warranty by Manufacturer
• Polycarbonate
• Exterior Grade Powder Coated Hardware
• Stainless Steel Staples
• Zinc Button Head Screws
• Blue Coated Exterior Screws

FOR 6X12 AMERICAN COOP

Ideal for up to 7 Hens Not Free Ranged OR Up To 12 Free Ranged Hens

4'x6' Henhouse

6'x12' Footprint

7.5' At the Peak

3 Nest Box Egg Hutch

Black Roof

Black Hardware

Weight: ~1200 lbs.

FOR 6' x 18' AMERICAN COOP

Ideal for up to 10 Hens Not Free Ranged OR Up To 12 Free Ranged Hens

4'x6' Henhouse

6'x18' Footprint

7.5' At the Peak

3 Nest Box Egg Hutch

Black Roof

Black Hardware

Weight: ~1500 lbs.

Ideal for up to 12 Hens Not Free Ranged OR Up To 12 Free Ranged Hens

4'x6' Henhouse

6'x24' Footprint

7.5' At the Peak

3 Nest Box Egg Hutch

Black Roof

Black Hardware

Weight: ~1800 lbs.

Our coops will ship LTL (less than truckload).

FREIGHT TO RESIDENCE is a shipping option for a 3rd party freight carrier to
transport your palletized coop to your delivery address and off load your pallet curbside.  This service is not available to all residential addresses. It is the responsibility of the customer to verify that a potentially 53-foot freight truck can deliver to your address.  You can do so by calling your local zoning or highway department to verify and not incur additional fees. Read more here.

Your residence will be deemed inaccessible for tractor-trailer delivery if any of the following conditions apply:

Roads leading to your house have low-hanging branches.

Single-lane roads.

There are gated passes or entry codes.

There are small or narrow bridges.

The road is unpaved and has no through access.

There is no space for the truck to turn around.

Your residence is on a dead-end street or cul-de-sac.

If you have any of those conditions, you will need to choose Freight to Terminal Pickup.

 FREIGHT TO TERMINAL is a shipping option for a 3rd party freight carrier to transport your palletized coop to a receiving terminal near you for pick up.
This is most popular as many residential addresses are not easily deliverable and transporting your coop/pallet from the curb to the back yard may be challenging and time consuming by hand. The terminal employees will load the pallet, with a forklift onto suitable transportation at your request or you can unpack the pallet at the terminal and load your vehicle by hand at your own pace. The terminal staff will NOT assist with hand loading but will typically dispose of your pallet for you if requested however, they are not obligated to do so. Read more here.