All-In-One 6x10 Chicken Coop Plus Run (up to 15 chickens)

A new favorite is this fully assembled, Quaker-style chicken coop with an attached run. The "all-in-one" design makes chicken-keeping easy. Inspired by century-old barn styles, the distinctive roof line overhang maximizes the head space in the interior. There are many options for those who want to customize, including runs, an electrical package, a heated roost bar, and more. 

Please allow 5-6 weeks to receive your coop. Shipping is included in the price. This coop is made-to-order—quality-made by the Amish in Pennsylvania, USA.  

Key Features

• Room for 12 to 15 chickens
• Four nesting boxes
• Great ventilation: comes with two windows, one vent slot, and two gable vents
• Built-in run with a roof
• Epoxy floor and "Cleaner Coop" options to make cleaning a breeze
• Many customization options: 3 types of siding, 3 types of roofing material, 20 finishes, and many more... See below for details. 

Dimensions & Specifications

• Overall coop and run dimensions: 8'-5" high x 10' long x 6' deep (not including the nest box and roof overhang)
• Coop access door: 4'-9" high x 2'-6" wide
• Chicken door: 12" high x 9.25" wide
• Run access door: 5' high x 2' wide
• Total roosting space: 8'
• Chicken ramp: 3' long
• Height under coop: 15-1/2"
• Nesting boxes: Four, each approximately 1' square
• Windows: Two, each 23" h x 18" wide
• Total coop weight: 1200 lbs

Materials at a Glance

• Duratemp® siding, one of the choices for this coop, is backed by a 50-year limited warranty and won’t split or crack. It has a strong plywood veneer inner core and a tough hardboard face with a natural, rough-sawn cedar texture and appearance. Its durability and strength ensure that maintenance costs are kept down.
• Pine Board & Batten and Pine Tongue & Groove are alternate siding choices, also durable and attractive.
• The ACQ pressure-treated plywood floor is 5/8” thick. This type of plywood is typically used for outdoor structures such as barns and sheds that are exposed to the elements. The wood is treated to prevent termites, rot, and fungal decay.
• LP® Tech Shield® Roofing Sheathing keeps your coop cooler in warm weather. Its radiant barrier blocks heat from entering through the roof of the coop. It's particularly helpful for warm climate regions throughout the United States.
• Epoxy flooring is one of our "Cleaner Coop" Options. It is durable, easy to clean, and 100% moisture resistant. The flooring has a smooth brown speckled finish.

 

Quality-Made in America

This classic chicken coop is made in America, and handcrafted by the Amish in Lancaster County, PA, using high-quality materials. Each coop is made to order! The pressure-treated base and flooring will keep termites, carpenter ants, and rot at bay. The siding is exterior-grade, painted or stained with Woodwright brand, oil-based stain. All half-inch hardware cloth wire over the windows and air vents and in the run is coated in black vinyl.

Finish Choices

There are 15 paint colors and 5 stain colors to choose from. Two colors are included with your purchase so that you can choose one color for the siding and another for the trim at no extra cost.

If you've chosen Duratemp siding for your coop, you’ll need to choose a paint color; if you've chosen either Pine Tongue & Groove or Pine Board & Batten siding, you'll need to choose stain colors. We use a high-end line of paint from Lancaster County, PA, that has been in production for over 100 years. Our stain brand is Woodwright, a unique line of quality oil-based stains made in Ohio.

Window style, color, and options

Two double-hung, slide-up windows with standard screens come with your purchase for ventilation and to add plenty of light! The windows are 18” wide and 23” high. For extra predator protection, we have added heavy-duty, half-inch vinyl-coated black hardware cloth wire over the screened windows.

You will receive white window frames and muntins if you select the painted Duratemp siding; if you choose the Stained Pine Tongue & Groove or Board & Batten style siding, you will receive dark brown window frames and muntins. If you would prefer something different, please indicate this in the "Order Notes" section of the online checkout process.

Breathe easy

One prop-open ventilation slot and two gable vents come standard with your purchase. The ventilation slot is covered on the inside with sturdy half-inch vinyl-coated black hardware cloth wire to keep out predators, rodents and wild birds. The ventilation slot is located on the back of the coop and runs nearly the whole length of it. All these vents, combined with the windows, provide plenty of ventilation, essential to avian health.

Chicken door options

Your chicken coop comes standard with a small, 9-¼” wide x 12” high, latched wooden door for you to open and close to let your chickens in and out of their coop. If you prefer, you can upgrade to the automatic door. (We feel it’s one of your best investments!) Learn about the various automatic door choices here.

Roofing choices

Asphalt shingles come standard with your purchase, and you can choose from five shingle colors. The shingle roof has an aluminum drip edge to keep water from rotting the roof sheathing. If you don't like asphalt shingles or you want to match your house, you may choose "custom" asphalt shingles or you may upgrade to either a metal or a cedar shake roof.

Regardless of your style, your roof will include OLP Tech Shield Roof Sheathing: a thin, durable layer of aluminum laminated to OSB roof sheathing, creating a highly effective radiant barrier. This radiant barrier helps to block heat from entering the coop and it will keep the coop cooler in warm weather.

The asphalt shingles are Timberline HD Architectural Shingles, with a 30-year warranty. The metal roofing is AB Martin Brand and has a 30-year warranty.

 

Flooring

Five-eighths inch, ACQ pressure treated plywood flooring comes standard with your purchase, or you can upgrade to an Epoxy floor for ease of cleaning--a durable, scratch-resistant, cleanable, sanitary surface that is 100% moisture-resistant.

(The coop legs and runners are also made from ACQ pressure-treated wood to stand up to termites and the elements.)

Hardware

All hinges and locks are zinc plated and painted black. Both the coop access door and the run access door have a keyed lock handle. The chicken door has a latch that can be latched in the open or closed position. The chicken door latch can be locked in place with a Master Lock or a Clip (not included).

The nest box lid does not have a latch. The lid's weight will keep most predators out; however, if there are particularly wily predators in your area, you might want to add a spring-loaded hook and eye latch, a barrel bolt, or something similar.

30-Day Money Back Guarantee!

If you aren’t satisfied with your purchase, you may return your coop within thirty days of receipt for a full refund, less the cost of return shipping.

Add electricity or solar!

Consider the electrical package if your coop is placed in an area of your yard with electricity nearby! You can purchase either the basic or electrical package with a heated roost. The basic electrical package includes an interior light fixture and light switch, an outlet with two receptacles, and it comes with an extension cord hookup to attach to your primary electricity source. The receptacles can be used to plug in your heated waterer (not included) or your optional auto chicken door or heated roost if you so choose.

One wooden roosting bar that runs the length of the coop--and you may select the optional electrical package with a heated roost! Talk about luxury. The heated roost is plugged into the receptacle provided by the electrical package, and it’s heated from within by a heated rope, which is completely sealed for safety.

If you don’t have electricity nearby, consider the solar packages. You can purchase a solar-powered light with a switch or a solar-powered light with a settable timer. The timer can be set to turn the light on and off up to 17 times daily.

The heater roosting bar is not an option with solar packages.

Clean that coop!

If you’re a stickler about your coop being clean, you can purchase the optional "clean out lid" and/or the epoxy floor. The clean-out lid runs almost the entire length of the coop on the back, allowing you to access the coop floor for easy cleaning. The epoxy floor will allow you to remove the waste and clean the floor easily. It is durable, easy to clean, and 100% moisture resistant. The flooring has a smooth brown speckled finish. Another option is to order the epoxy flooring and use the coop access door to rake or sweep the waste out of the coop.

Other customization available

Is there something you want to add to your coop but you don’t see it here? If so, please contact us. The manufacturer of this coop is happy to add bells and whistles for you.

Enhancements and Modifications

While we make every effort to ensure the product you purchase meets your expectations, the actual product may differ slightly from the images and renderings shown due to enhancements and/or modifications made at the manufacturer's discretion.

Warranty

There is a 10-year limited warranty on the coops. This warranty covers structural problems should they occur, assuming the coop was properly maintained. 

What to know about shipping and delivery

Each coop is made to order; please allow up to 5-6 weeks to receive your coop.

Standard delivery provides for the coop to be delivered to the end of your driveway--and you will be responsible for moving it to the ideal location in your yard. Or, provided there is easy accessibility for the truck driver (for example, a 10' wide opening where a smaller truck can get into your yard), your driver can place your coop wherever you like for a fee of $600.00.

Please note: we do not have a storefront, and orders cannot be picked up from our location. We can only ship within the United States. Shipment of chicken coops is limited to the 48 contiguous states and not Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the other U.S. 

Financing is available. Pay over time with our partner ShopPay.

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