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Backyard Chicken Coop™ Assembly Instructions V 5.17.17

Parts List:

Coop Comes In Three Boxes

A. Run Panels

1) Sides 2x (top is wider rail)

2) Back (top is wider rail)

3) Front (has door)

4) Top Ramp Side (open middle)

5) Top Storage Side

6) Top Extender (narrow panel)

7) Front Legs 2x (short)

8) Rear Legs 2x (tall)

9) Header Board (long 2x4)

10) Ramp Door

B. Roost

1) Front (has door)

2) Back (2 big holes)

3) Sides 2x (with logo)

4) Center Roof Support

5) Mid-Roof Supports 2x

6) Roost Bars 2x

7) Eave Boards 2x

8) Galvalume Roof Panels 2x

C. Egg Box

1) Left Side

2) Right Side

3) Door Assembly

4) Galvalume Roof Panel

D. Storage Area Fence

1) Roost Side (shorter)

2) Egg Box Side (longer)

3) Back (longest)

E. Fasteners (extras included)

1) 3” Brown T25 Screws

2) 1 5/8” Green T20 Screws

3) Rubber Washer Roof Screws

4) 4” Bolts and Washers

5) T- Nuts

F. Tools Provided

1) ½” Box End Wrench

2) T25 and T20 Torx Bits

3) Phillips Bit

4) Magnetic Bit Holder

G. Hardware

1) Spring Clips 4x

2) Gate Latches 2x

3) Locking Hasps 2x

H. Required Tools (not provided)

1) Cordless Drill

2) Claw Hammer

I. Recommended Tools

1) ½” Socket & Ratchet

2) Measuring Tape

If you have any problems with 

assembling your new coop, email 

[email protected]

, check the 

youtube.com videos or just call us 

at 877-741-COOP (2667). 

Urban Coop Company

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Find your inner farmer

Care:

You can paint or seal your coop with just about any water-based product.  Some people don’t want chemicals in contact with their hens. 

Unsealed cedar will last outdoors for many years, better than almost any other wood. Painting or sealing can certainly prolong that life and 

keep the wood from going naturally grey. An unsealed coop could easily last 10+ years with modest upkeep, and a sealed coop may last 

longer than that. Clean wood with mild detergent and water or with a commercially available coop cleaner as needed. Glues used in all 

joints are completely waterproof, and all metal parts are galvanized or have exterior rated coatings. Clean coops make for happy healthy 

hens. :)

Placement:

 

Easy access to water and clear access to egg door and roost door is recommended. Flat, level high ground is best. Some sunlight is not all 

bad. The Galvalume roof does a good job at not transferring heat and provides shade, and sunlight does a good job at disinfecting the 

ground under the coop. Good air movement around your coop is more important than anything else.

Tips:

The welded wire is stronger than almost any predator smaller than a bear. :)  If you’re worried about diggers, stack heavy block-shaped 

rocks around perimeter of coop to make getting under more difficult. You can also attach a strip of wire that extends out from the bottom 

rails, and bury it below the surface of the soil. Use a door mat and pine wood shavings or shredded paper in egg box to make laying eggs 

more comfy for your hens.

More About Cedar:

Your coop is built from rough cut North American Western Red Cedar. Wood deemed defective is culled during fabrication (about 5%-10%). 

Knots, blemishes, coloring variations, minor surface cracking, slight warping and occasional worm marks are normal parts of rough cedar. 

We try to make it to where a reversible part always has a “pretty side” and take care to make the “pretty side” show on all parts. If you’re 

unhappy with a piece of wood we fabricated into your coop, send us a picture.  We want you to love every piece of your new coop.

You may want to watch videos at 

 (search Urban Coop Company) before beginning assembly. 

youtube.com

This coop requires two people, about 2 hours of time and a flat spot for assembly.

About your new coop!

Copyright 2014 all rights reserved.  Do not duplicate by 

any means except for personal use or distribute without 

prior written permission of the Urban Coop Company. 

Contact us at  [email protected] or call 877-741-

COOP to request permission. 

The Round-Top Chicken Coop™ design  and/or 

accessories are protected by a federal copyright 

and/or a pending federal design patent.

Note: 

The above list is for a base Backyard Chicken Coop.  If you 

ordered a run extension (section 12)  and/or a Duplex Kit (section 

13), you will have more parts and need to reference those sections.

Содержание Backyard Chicken Coop

Страница 1: ...options you order the more important this becomes as these coops are quite large and you may become confused by panels that look similar You should expect extra fasteners to be left over In the rare o...

Страница 2: ...py healthy hens Placement Easy access to water and clear access to egg door and roost door is recommended Flat level high ground is best Some sunlight is not all bad The Galvalume roof does a good job...

Страница 3: ...Rail Is Wide Holes In Panel Ends No Wire A6 Top Run Extender Panel A8 Rear Legs 4 holes in Each top is beveled A9 Header Board long 2x4 with 2 holes in each end A10 Ramp Door A7 Front Legs have notch...

Страница 4: ...of Supports 2x B7 Eave Boards 2x B6 Roost Bars 2x Door B8 Roost Roof Panels 2x C4 Roof Panel Egg Box C1 C2 Left and Right Side of Egg Box C3 Egg Box Door Assembly Door D1 Roost Side shorter D2 Egg Box...

Страница 5: ...A9 Header Board A7 Front Leg E4 Wire on all lower panels faces inward Wider edge on tops Wider edge on tops Wider edge on tops Run Assembly 1 Assemble Sides Pick a level place for assembly With wire...

Страница 6: ...or out as needed to allow metal pins on brackets at bottom of legs to fit into holes on bottom rail of panel Rack the entire assembly from side to side if needed to make the gap on either side of the...

Страница 7: ...edge flush Rack frame to line up edges then install E1 screws 3 and 4 Optional waterer brackets are in corners Screw 1 Screw 2 Screws 3 4 E1 brown screws into pre drilled holes Urban Coop Company all...

Страница 8: ...the nail in door frame that holds it in place during shipping Before lifting roost onto run place B8 roost roof panels to where the grooves overlap with pre drilled holes on B4 center roof support an...

Страница 9: ...clear of leg post 5 Finally screw in bottom 3 E3 roof screws screwing down into C3 egg box door top rail B2 C4 Urban Coop Company all rights reserved Storage Planter Area Fence 10 14 Set back storage...

Страница 10: ...roost panel B1 using screws in latch kits Remove nail or screw in side of door frame that holds door in place for shipping You will need to squeeze latch body together a little for holes to line up N...

Страница 11: ...t and puddling occurs nipple may have been damaged or it may be clogged with debris Clean and inspect the nipple and if you still have the problem contact us and we will get you a new nipple sent out...

Страница 12: ...ordless Drill The Run Extension replaces the removable panel A3 of your coop and becomes a rigid removable sub assembly of your coop that attaches and detaches as a unit Panel A3 gets used in your Run...

Страница 13: ...he header board Run Extension continued Run Extension continued 12b 12a Step 4 Install provided karabiner clip onto closed hasp on both sides to securely attach run extension onto your coop This allow...

Страница 14: ...he end blocks on the outside of your coop by driving 1 screw down through each mid block into frame of extension with edges flush Use the Gold T20 screws to secure ends of boards by driving 2 screws i...

Страница 15: ...r Coop 2 so that the frames are sitting back to back as illustrated in Fig 13a on next page see steps 1 3 Step 13 2 Attach Thru Panel Attach Thru panel R2 to back edges of side panels A1 of Coop 1 usi...

Страница 16: ...Shown with optional run extensions installed...

Страница 17: ...6 R2 Ranchette Run Assembly Illustration 13a R3 R3 Run Extension or Panel A3 Goes On Ends of Coop Run Extension or Panel A3 Goes On Ends A5 A5 A4 A4 A9 A9 A1 A1 A1 A1 R1 Narrower of the 2 Fill Panels...

Страница 18: ...d the P5a side board on the side of the planter that has the roost door Use the P9 gauge block to correctly space the top of the box and mount the P5 and P5a boards using 4 P4 screws in each side maki...

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