"Shiloh Coop" Chicken Coop Plans

The Shiloh Chicken Coop Plan is the largest and most spacious of all the chicken coop plans that we currently offer. It's an incredibly convenient, attractive, and sturdy coop design that will house up to 22 laying hens. The coop is designed with plenty of space for roosting, nesting, and just playing around. This backyard coop plan is designed so that all floors and corners of the coop can be easily cleaned while standing inside. The Shiloh Coop will look great in any backyard, and the ease of cleaning and easy egg collection make it an excellent choice for back yard chicken owners who want to raise a larger flock, but don't have the big barn to do so.

The Shiloh Chicken Coop Design is not only designed to be aesthetically pleasing, but it is also extremely sturdy and predator proof - keeping out the raccoons, foxes, coyotes, and other critters that are dying to get at your chickens. The materials chosen for this chicken coop plan are quality and affordable. This sturdy plan is designed to be long lasting and durable in all weather climates - requiring minimal repairs for many years to come.

Like the Daisy Coop, the Shiloh Coop Plan is designed for the backyard chicken owner who wants the benefits of raising poultry for eggs (and meat), but doesn't want to detract from their landscape or give the neighbors a reason to complain. This attractive coop will compliment your backyard landscape, and it's good looks (and a few eggs) will leave your neighbors and friends wanting one of their own. The elevated coop also provides shade for the chickens during the hot summer months as well as easy egg collection without bending over.

The Shiloh Coop Plan is designed to be sturdy and long lasting, and this durable design can be built with basic carpentry skills and tools found at just about any local hardware store.

"The Shiloh Coop" Chicken Coop Plans FAQs

1. How long will it take to get these chicken coop plans after I purchase them?
   After you've purchased these plans, you will receive an email with your chicken coop plans eBook within 24 hours.


2. How skilled do I need to be to construct "The Shiloh Coop"?
   You will need to be familiar with some basic carpentry tools like a circular saw, hammer, screwdriver, and tape measure. We try to include as many details as possible so that you can follow a step-by-step guide in building this attractive and sturdy coop. With basic carpentry skills and an ability to follow directions, you can build this coop. It is also always helpful and safe to attempt a building project with a helping hand.


3. If need to buy all the materials myself, why should I bother with coop plans like the "Shiloh Plan"?
   Building a coop on the fly can be costly, especially if you have to experiment with material quantities. You may end up overbuying and spending unnecessary funds to meet your goal. Having a well written plan of a proven design can help you save money in the long run. These plans have also been tried and tested countless times, so you know that when your finished you'll have a sturdy coop that's proven to last.


4. What tools will I need to complete this plan?
   None of the tools this plan calls for are specialized or obscure. Most of the tools are easily purchased or borrowed. This chicken coop design was engineered with the backyard chicken enthusiast in mind. The tools the plan calls for are -
   • Tape Measure
   • Carpenter Pencil
   • Circular Saw
   • Chop Saw (optional, but will be much easier when initially cutting your lumber)
   • Handsaw
   • 2 Saw Horses (or any other cutting surface)
   • Hammer
   • Cordless Drill (will make certain aspects much easier, but a screwdriver will suffice)
   • Chalk Box (chalk reel/string)
   • Tin Snips
   • Shovel
   • Ladder
   • Combination Square or Speed Square (for lining up wood cuts)
   • Nail Guns (optional)
   • Reciprocating Saw (optional)



5. How predator-proof is the design?
   Very. With solid construction, this chicken coop design is practically impenetrable.
   


6. Does this chicken coop plan include nesting boxes?
   Yes, it certainly does. The chicken coop plan includes specifications and instructions to construct six solid nesting boxes that are built into the elevated coop design for easy collection.


7. How easy is this coop to clean?
   The Shiloh Plan makes cleaning and maintaining your chicken coop a breeze with no bending over. This chicken coop design has a large back door and tall ceilings, allowing for easy entry and cleaning without bending over.


8. Can you print out these coop plans and mail them to me?
   No, we will not print and mail any chicken coop plans. By selling these coop plans as an eBook (a PDF file) for download, it reduces the cost for everyone. We recommend that you print the coop plans yourself, or you can get a neighbor or friend to do it for you. Eggs make a great bartering chip for any good or service!


9. Do you accept international orders?
   Yes we certainly do. You can pay via PayPal or use any major credit card. Please note we do not ship chicks internationally, but you can certainly purchase any of our downloadable products wherever you may be!


10. What software do you need to view this eBook?
    In order to view the eBook, you will need PDF reader software such as Adobe Reader. If you don't have it already, you can download it for free, here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/.