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minjeeah

How big is this??

11 years ago
Penthouse Chicken Coop · More Info
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  • PRO
    11 years ago

    These start at 6ft wide by 12ft run and overall height at about 7.5ft to the peak of the roof... ~6ft at the door! Please feel free to give us a call anytime! 919.794.3989 We ship all over the country and now into Canada!!


    Comments (6)

    • PRO
      11 years ago

      We can build them any size you would like!


    • 11 years ago

      Well i don't need one built my dad is a woodworker and does wood and he made one") But thanks anyway!


    • PRO
      11 years ago

      Awesome! Let us know if we can help out in the future! Happy Building!!

    • 11 years ago

      Thank you!!! have a wonderful day!!!! And i will let you know if i need anything else!!!!


      Thanks so much again:)

    • 11 years ago

      The reason i was asking was because we are maybe supposed to get more chickens and i was just wondering how big the chicken coop was!!!

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