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Needing assembly of a new chicken coop. It’s an Omlet Eglu Pro — arrived flat-packed in 7 boxes, all still sealed. Coop only, no run. What’s involved: • Assemble the coop as per the manual (included in the boxes) • Fit and test the automatic door • Position it level on the ground where shown • Take the packaging away or stack it out of the way Good to know: • Omlet have step-by-step assembly videos and downloadable manuals on their site (omlet.com.au) — happy to send the links before you start • The coop assembly video runs about 55 minutes, so please allow for real-world time on top of that when you make your offer • Boxes are labelled by letter and each manual matches a box, so nothing’s guesswork • Everything needed is in the boxes, but bring your own basic tools • Power and water on site • Flat, easy access — no steps or tight spots • Chooks about, so nothing left lying around

Need our chicken coop dismantled for resale

Assembly of chicken coop.

Chicken coop needs fixing

Assemble chicken coop in our backyard

Needing this over grown dead tree cut down - it is currently grown through and over the chicken coup and is also going onto the top of my water tank.

Need someone To build a chicken coop. Will pay

I need a flat pack chicken coop (Royal Rooster brand) assembled. The site (turned soil from demolished old coop will need to be levelled and pavers laid. The coop is 3.5m long by 1.6m wide by 2.2m tall. The 1st photo shows the site with example pavers, the 2nd is an example of the coop (mine has variations), and the 3rd is of the flat packs.

Area is approx 4m L x 3m W x 2.5m H. I will pay for materials but would need you to source them and bring with you (or can get delivered from Bunnings). Obviously, you would need to measure properly first. 2nd hand materials are okay too, if in good condition.

Its a brand new steel chicken coop that needs to be assembled and setting up.

Outdoor physical environment: a) Hole in wire fence surrounding chicken coop, posing potential scratching hazard. b) Black reticulation hose in outdoor yard posing a potential tripping hazard. c) Exposed wire in electrical transformer box and reticulation valve as both were missing lids. 1. Gate Fence put back on 2. Whiteboard on wall 3. Bag Hooks in all rooms 4.Hanging items on walls

Area of approx 20 meters squared, dug to 10cm depth. Inside enclosed chicken coop. 5, 2.4m x 1.7, sections Dirt to be dumped at end of chicken run via wheel barrow. Entrance to coop 600mm