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Mar 2017

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Assembly Instructions

Round-Top Stand-Up Coop

V2

Some things you should know...

Understanding these concepts / conventions will help guide you through the 

instructions.

Mating edges of parts to be flush and tight (when called for) will keep 

measurements in tolerance as the coop grows in size.

Having a flat area is required for the coop to assemble properly.

We estimate about 4 hours for a person of ordinary skills to assemble. 

Two people are needed for several steps.

You will need a drill (preferably cordless) and a tape measure will be 

helpful. Everything else is provided.

Drive screws only deep enough to hold parts tight and not bury the 

heads too deeply as water will sit in the divots and it may cause 

softening of the wood and prematurely loosen screws. It will also greatly 

decrease your ability to easily disassemble a part if needed.

You may end up directly driving in a screw. The brown and green screws 

are very aggressive and will drive with no pre-drilled hole. Keep screw 

entry points in the meat of the wood and not too close to edges. Screws 

in knots or close to edges should be pre-drilled.

Rough Cedar may have knots, cracks or frays that are normal. We cull 

and cut around most imperfections we deem structurally problematic 

during fabrication. If you get a piece that you feel is not beautiful, please 

let us know so we can address your concern. 

We hand fabricated your coop with human carpenters. We work really 

hard to not make mistakes. In the rare occasion that we either 

misfabricated a part, a part was damaged in shipping, or we forgot to 

package a needed part, contact us and we will ship out a replacement 

part for you at no cost.

We recommend dirt floors in the runs of coops. A trimmed rubber mat or 

cardboard can be placed in the bottom of egg boxes and you may wish 

to put pine shavings or shredded junk mail in them. They are left wired 

so they can be cleaned in the event of a broken egg.

We try to write instructions that work for both visual and verbal learners. Pictures supplement words and words supplement pictures. These written 

instructions, as provided with your purchase, will always be the latest iteration of the instructions and match the coop shipped and provide the most 

complete up-to-date information.

We depend on feedback about our instructions to implement changes to future versions. Please know that we value your input to that ongoing 

process and endeavor to produce instructions that are as effective as possible for a wide variety of customers. 

Copyright ® Urban Coop Company all rights reserved.  

This document is provided to you for your own personal limited use as a paying customer to assemble your coop. We 

consider these instructions company intellectual property and are granting you limited personal use only. Do not copy or distribute without written permission of Urban Coop 

Company. We claim all available Federal protection for the name Round-Top Duck Coop™, our protected designs and trade dress as is allowed by any and all Federal 

intellectual property protection laws. We invest heavily in your coop and work very hard to do a good job and it is only fair that our workers benefit for their hard work.

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Shown With Optional Waterer & Feeder

Summary of Contents for Round-Top Stand-Up Coop

Page 1: ...occasion that we either misfabricated a part a part was damaged in shipping or we forgot to package a needed part contact us and we will ship out a replacement part for you at no cost We recommend dir...

Page 2: ...pyright Urban Coop Company all rights reserved Orientation Front Left Right Back We recommend having the back side of your coop facing North Turn Out Door Optional Feeder Eaves Roof Vents Egg Box Run...

Page 3: ...ild animals while more rare certainly can dig too If you re worried about diggers stack heavy block shaped rocks around perimeter of coop to make getting under more difficult Better yet bury them arou...

Page 4: ...2 Attach Turn Out Door Hardware Before attaching A18 Back Panel remove the E1 Brown Screw from the Turn Out Door frame used to secure during shipping and install the H2 Gate Latch into Pre Drilled Hol...

Page 5: ...drive just fine without a pilot hole Just line up in the middle of the wood and drive them into the center The holes are certainly easier sorry if our carpenters missed one Fig 2A You ve got this Depe...

Page 6: ...C3 Floor noting the alignment with C2 and C1 as illustrated in Fig 3 3A 3 3 Install Door Apron Place B2 Door Panel into place as illustrated making sure edges are flush and attach using E1 screws fro...

Page 7: ...coop and from C2 Panel into sides of coop Fig 4 4 3 Drive 2 E1 Brown Screws through holes indicated in Fig 4A through A19 Panel these screws go into back side of the C1 Egg Box Face on the other side...

Page 8: ...g E1 screws up into bottom rail of Arc from top rail of A20 5 3 Square Up Coop Using a measuring tape measure the inside dimensions of coop corner to corner It should be about 83 inches Most important...

Page 9: ...her two Lower Roof panels are interchangeable Lower Panels Position one of the Lower A24 Roof Panels along the A23 Eave Board with about 2 inches of the Roof Panel extending out along the bottom and c...

Page 10: ...lined up go back and tighten tops and bottom screws of each hinge Tightening screws in this pattern will help to keep door aligned 7 3 Door Handle Using the 4 E4 Gold Screws and the T25 Bit snugly ins...

Page 11: ...orage Door Main Door Hooks As noted in Fig 8 attach storage door H3 Eye in pre drilled hole on storage door standard position and using the provided G4 1 8 inch drill bit make a pilot hole on the roof...

Page 12: ...purchased the optional feeder install the F4 Bracket as illustrated in Fig 9B using E2 Green Screws installed in frame ends of feeder Open door to put in screws Fig 9A shows the waterer and feeder in...

Page 13: ...storage area and stays closed even if not latched If you bought the waterer you will need to rotate it downward to dump the water and then the nipples can fit through the keyhole on the top of the ent...

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