Looking for chicken coop plans that don’t fall apart or waste lumber just by looking at them? Congratulations. You found them.
This is a 6x8 chicken coop with an 8x12 run, designed to be: • Efficient with materials • Easy to follow • Structurally solid • And, annoyingly, very good-looking
Your chickens will thrive. Your neighbors will ask questions.
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What You Get (Actual Useful Stuff)
This is a 60-page DIY chicken coop blueprint in PDF format with interactive Table of Contents. It covers everything so you don’t have to “figure it out” mid-build.
Includes: - Step-by-step building instructions with framing detail illustrations - Complete materials list + cost estimate - Tools + hardware + fasteners (no wandering Home Depot in confusion) - Exact cut list for every piece - Clear layout for the coop and enclosed run - Template for angled rafter and birds mouth cuts - Interior Fit-out instructions include 2 roosting bars, storage cabinet/brooder -Detailed instruction for deck, doors, flower boxes - 15 page roofing detail instructions with options
•Add-on documents for upgraded features: - Faux Dutch door (because we have standards) - Front porch (because your chickens deserve better than you) - Storage cabinets/brooder additions
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Size Details • Coop: 6 ft x 8 ft. 6’ Wall height, 8’ peak • Run: 8 ft x 12 ft x 7ft H Perfect for a large backyard chicken coop setup with space for happy, productive birds.
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Build Cost
Estimated around$1500 - $2,000 depending on your location and material choices. (We built ours for well under this cost using scrap and cull lumber)
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Who This Is For • DIYers who want clear, complete chicken coop plans • Backyard chicken keepers who like things done right the first time • Anyone tired of vague Pinterest nonsense
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Who This Is Not For • People who enjoy guessing measurements • People who think “I’ll just wing it” is a plan • Chickens with no appreciation for architecture
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Why These Plans Are Better
These DIY chicken coop plans are designed to save you time, reduce waste, and avoid costly mistakes—while still giving you a coop that looks like you know what you’re doing.
Please note: These plans are designed for DIY builders with basic carpentry/framing experience. I’m always happy to answer occasional clarification questions, but I’m unable to provide ongoing step-by-step construction support throughout the build.
