Hey everybody,
Matt and I finished our last two chicken coops for the book, designed and built in Oakland, Calif. Interested in owning a piece of history? Check them out at our friend Maurice's urban chicken farm oasis on Mandela Parkway @ 11th Street, West Oakland.
The Simple Coop features reclaimed redwood siding and a rusty sheet metal shed roof. It is built to accomodate standard home insulation so this coop would do well in an extreme climate, hot or cold.
The Nordic style A-Frame is sleet, snow, hail, and sun resistant.
Each coop's footprint is 4-feet by 4-feet and will house three or four chickens. Priced to move at $750 each, we will deliver within reason in the Bay Area.
Contact us for a site visit.
Thanks for your interest in our work.
Kevin
Showing posts with label redwood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label redwood. Show all posts
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Thursday, September 15, 2011
More Photos from the Shipping Container Coop+Run and Shed Project
What fun it has been to chop in half a 20-foot shipping container with Matt and my cousin, separate the parts Roman-style with Bill from shedmover.com, and build out a chicken coop+run and storage shed with the hard-charging crew from In Good Company. It is nice to be out there on the farm working and talking to the neighbors--all positivity and thumb-ups.
We found some old redwood siding on craigslist and planed it down to look new again. The redwood slab outdoor work table came from Evan Shively in Marshall, Calif. Matt led a team to get the massive redwood+mesh chicken run built. The coop is now occupied.
To the shed we added double barn doors with a custom welded steel California Poppy Orange locking mechanism.
City Slicker Farms is great to work with, they are growing fresh vegetables for everybody in West Oakland. We are happy to help make fresh eggs a reality.
If you have every wanted to chop up a shipping container, I highly recommend it. Or call us! I want to do it again.
We found some old redwood siding on craigslist and planed it down to look new again. The redwood slab outdoor work table came from Evan Shively in Marshall, Calif. Matt led a team to get the massive redwood+mesh chicken run built. The coop is now occupied.
To the shed we added double barn doors with a custom welded steel California Poppy Orange locking mechanism.
City Slicker Farms is great to work with, they are growing fresh vegetables for everybody in West Oakland. We are happy to help make fresh eggs a reality.
If you have every wanted to chop up a shipping container, I highly recommend it. Or call us! I want to do it again.
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chicken coop,
redwood,
rust,
shipping container,
storage shed
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