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Small Backyard Coops
2–5 Hens

Small Backyard Coops

Compact coops for suburban yards and small flocks

 Large Walk-In Coops
6–15+ Hens

Large Walk-In Coops

Barn-style structures you can stand up in

 Mobile & Tractor Coops
Portable

Mobile & Tractor Coops

Move your flock to fresh pasture every day

 Coops with Runs
All-in-One

Coops with Runs

Integrated enclosed run for full-time protection

 Plastic & Modern Coops
Easy-Clean

Plastic & Modern Coops

Insulated, hose-clean designs that last decades

 Elevated & Raised Coops
Off-Ground

Elevated & Raised Coops

Raised designs for airflow and predator deterrence

Not Sure What Size You Need?

Build your flock bird by bird in our interactive calculator and get coop square footage, run size, nest boxes, roosts, and ventilation instantly — or go deep with the full buying guide.

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Bantams to Jersey Giants, roosters, even ducks — build your flock, pick your climate, and get the full housing spec with your estimated egg basket per week.

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Free-range flocks need less indoor space. Confined flocks (no outdoor run) need 8–10 sq ft per bird inside.
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Cold climates add indoor space (birds shelter inside for days). Hot climates increase ventilation requirements.
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Recommended Coop Class

Space figures follow widely accepted husbandry guidelines: ~4 sq ft of coop floor and ~10 sq ft of run per standard bird, one nesting box per 3–4 hens, and roughly 1 sq ft of ventilation per 10 sq ft of floor. More space is always better — these are working minimums for a healthy, low-stress flock.

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