Sandyks Chicken Coop

Beautiful coop!
I love the design!

Clear instructions! Great photos! Very enjoying!

Awesome coop! I like that it has dollhouse feel to it and blends so well with the landscaping. Great article too! I’m jealous of all the photos. I always forget to take photos until the project is well on its way.

This coop and this article are absolutely beautiful. Well done. Thank you for sharing your journey and your inspiration.

Well written, funny and creative. She took a real life event and added fun to it.
I love the rope in the tube "just in case".

Looooove this!! Incredible attention to detail

This coop build is very nice!

This is a absolutely beautiful and I would gladely live there

What a gorgeous hen house!
Can I move in with the ladies?
That is such a lovely coop!

This must be the prettiest most detailed coop and run I've ever seen! It looks like you've thought of everything for your girls and you. It looks cosy too!

I think I want to live there! Love seeing the step by step instructions

What an amazing place you have!

Incredible build, beautiful coop, great article...your DH must be a saint. If you ever want to rent that coop out to a human keep me in mind.

That is easily the best written coop build I have ever seen (DID your chickens ever get 8' tall?)!

I'm so glad you wrote this . You and your husbands journey brightened my day.

Without doubt the nicest coop (inside & out) that I've ever seen. DH must love the woman very much! I'm not sure which aspect is my favorite part. The fish scales, the porch, the vintage nesting boxes & the rooster statues standing guard outside the door, are all really beautiful touches. Your writing style was catchy & easy to read. 5 star article all the way around.

Can I move in????? Lovely job!

A great home for your chickens and a decent sized run. That was a lot of work.
I have a couple of comments. The mesh on the run isn't safe enough. A weasel will get through that weasily. Half inch squares; it's ugly I know, but it's safe. A hardware cloth skirt around the outside perimeter of the run fence would also be a good idea.
If I was to go to those lengths I would do the interior walls with plywood sheeting; less gaps for mites to hide in and easier to clean for those projectile poops. No I don't know how they get poop in all the places they do.
Lose the candle if thats what it is. The risk of fire just isn't worth it.