12×12 Alumi-Coop

Features 

• 50 lb capacity outside feeding system
• 16-gallon tank watering system
• Strong and durable aluminum frame
• Smooth adjustable wheel system
• Heavy-duty Shelter Rite vinyl cover
• 1″x1″ 14-gauge galvanized after-weld netting for extreme predator resistance
• Holds up to 100 birds
• Perfect for scaling your poultry business!

Description

Enjoy a simple, effective, and innovative way to help keep your poultry happier, healthier, and safer! Whether it is turkeys, ducks, laying hens, or broilers, the 12×12 Alumi-Coop provides an easy and efficient way to take care of your flock and is the perfect option for homesteaders or children starting their own flock.

Standard features include:

• 50 lb capacity outside feeding system
• 16-gallon tank watering system
• Strong and durable aluminum frame
• Smooth adjustable wheel system
• Heavy-duty Shelter Rite vinyl cover
• 1″x1″ 14-gauge galvanized after-weld netting for extreme predator resistance
• The 12×12 coop is designed to hold up to 100 birds

This system is designed from a chicken’s perspective to eliminate stress for both humans and your birds!

• Adjustable feeders to help eliminate food waste
• Industry-leading Plasson Bell waterer plumbed into a 16-gallon tank reservoir
• Maximum airflow for better bird health
• Provides better broiler & turkey growouts
• A great place to start when scaling your poultry operation!

Not sure which size Alumi-Coop you need? Use this chart to help make sure you have the right size!

Additional Tips:

• Turkeys: Use the second number in the graph if you are using hybrid genetics/16 week harvest dates. For heritage breeds, use the first number/24 week harvest dates.
• Ducks: Use the second number in the graph if you are using Pekin meat genetics and the first number if using Muscovy meat ducks or duck egg Layers.
• Layers: Use the second number in the graph if you are using hybrid Layers, and the first number if using heritage breed Layers.
• Broilers: Use the second number in the graph for Cornish-Cross genetics/6-8 week harvest dates, 4-6 lbs carcass weights. Use the first number if using a slower growing strain such as Freedom Ranger or a heritage breed/9 week harvest dates.