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We have a task we need to complete being the installation of a chicken coup on our back yard. The base, coup is all done and all we need the following to be completed, steps 1 to 4 below: 1. Drill holes into base and insert screws to anchor the coup (instruction page attached) - install side brackets in coup - cut a section of the coup for auto door. - install chicken door of coup (attached photo) Thanks

A extension from shed for a walk in chicken coop

Have purchased a chicken coop few years ago wanting it pit together. All.in boxes and come with clear instructions. Brought from http://www.coopsandcages.com.au/

Require a handyman to take down a chicken coop and take away rubbish.

I would like a chicken coop and run, have seen some online but they all seem to get destroyed by the qld weather and use cheaper materials. Would like it to be fairly big as it will be for around 10 chickens and have plenty of yard space. Would love to see some photos of past jobs .

I need someone to dismantle and fully remove a chicken coop located in the backyard (see photo 1) aswell as small structure (see photo 2) The job involves: • Taking down the structure safely • Collecting and disposing of all timber, wire, and material off-site • Leaving the backyard neat and tidy once completed Location: [Insert Suburb] Access: Easy side access available to backyard. Requirements: • Own tools for dismantling • Ability to take all materials away for disposal • Must ensure safe removal without damage to surrounding fences or garden

Need help building a chicken coop, inspiration photos are attached below, the dimensions is around 150-180 cm tall, 60- 100 cm depth and 120-180 cm wide. It should fit around 5 chickens, the laying chamber can be located within the hutch out extended outside. The hutch will be elevated off the round, one side of the roof and wall should be able to open for ease of cleaning, there should be ventilation vents for air flow, and a rectangle hole left for the electric chicken coop auto door. The material should be H3 or H4 treated. And roof should be water proofed. Please contact me if you are interested, open to different cost estimate.

Want a chicken coop built big enough for 10-15 chickens photo as example

12 m x 9 m cubed including 4 sides and roof plus skirt of orchard frame needs enclosing with chicken wire, all four sides and roof. Plinth board needed along bottom and burying or laying a 50mm skirt of chicken wire along ground to fox proof. Plus a gate needs to be added ( human height), with proper wooden frame. Tension wires need to be added across lengths for taught stong structure. cubby house to be moved into orchard enclosure before wiring it up ( this will be the chicken coop. Frame is over four tiers with precious fruit trees inside it. It is 12 m across at the top tier, but steps in on one side at each tier to match yhr contour of the block. Quote must include all labour. Please only offer if you have the necessary skills and experince with timber and wire.

Remove chicken wire and replace with new (I will provide chicken wire). Approx 10m.

We’re looking for an experienced builder with a background in constructing chicken coops and runs —someone who can work from a specific design. We will supply all materials from Bettawood and we’re clear on the look and functionality we want to achieve. The frame will be built from cypress pine, left to naturally grey off for a weathered, railway sleeper look. Wire will be galvenished mesh. We’ll also need an exterior-access egg box that’s well-sealed and easy to reach with weather protection. We’ve done our homework and understand the scale of the build so we’re only after someone confident in executing this as specced. Let us know if that sounds like a fit for you with an example of a coop/ projects youve built before.

I need a couple things done with my chicken coop/area. I thought I had finished making it but a few of the buggers keep getting out 🙃 1. A roof (this will be done with just netting / mesh which I have already purchased (some of the chickens are flying over) 2. Moving the pavers that are on the grass currently to the gate (some of the chickens are digging and crawling under) I have attached a few photos. Photo 1 - you’ll see the first fence we put up Photo 2 - shows the pavers I’m talking about that will need to be pushed back onto the fence. But photo 2 also shows the added taller fence we added Photo 3 - just for fun. Added extras - if you are able to remove the veggie patch that is in there, and fix up the bricks around my (hopefully okay) Rosebush. That would be amazing. I have no idea on time and pricing, it shouldn’t be too hard of a job. I’m just too medically unwell achieve it myself, so would love the help. So please correct me if my quote is wrong as I am completely unsure. Thank you!

Flat pack chicken coop build

I need someone to assemble a chicken coop please

Need help building a flat pack chicken coop. Screws and instructions included. You will need a battery-powered screwdriver plus a shifting spanner.

I would like to restore my old chicken coop to be able to house chickens again. Potentially add some wire fencing around it also.

Have a chicken coop that needs rebuilding - the chicken run to be precise. As per photos - there's no cross beams so it keeps falling down and the chickens keep getting out through the wire. The nesting coop itself is fine, just the protection around it. Roughly 10m long and 2m high. Don't have any spare building supplies so BYO if you have offcuts of timber/chicken wire or can pay upon invoice if you need to get supplies.

Bulld a chicken coop flat pack for me, everything there in shed ready to go

Assemble chicken coop, all materials included just need tools.

I need a gate installed for my chicken house and a chicken automatic pet door cut to fit and installed along the bottom of it. It will be attached to my tin shed which is at a rental house so minimal damage to it would be preferable. I will buy the gate and chook door when job is confirmed- I’ll add extra $ if you source/ can build a cheaper gate like the one in the pics. (Also I don’t have chickens yet if you’re scared of birds). Thanks! :)