Dutch door for chicken coop

I look forward to seeing this! i am eager to see too! :)

Brittni Poisson on Instagram: "The semi-Dutch door 🙌🏼✨ This style door will go on every coop I build from here on out. Aside from maybe the wallpaper, it’s my favorite feature and is incredibly functional. If you want this door for your coop, the plans are in my bio! ✨ #chickencoop #backyardchickens #backyardflock #chickenkeeping"

Help us decide! One piece door for the run or a Dutch door? Let us know in the comments, please! Next up is little touchups, run hardware cloth, and PAINT! 😍. . . Coop plans from @bee.jeweled.coop...

Dutch doors originated in colonial New England and are referred to as a split door.

We have three people doors planned for the goat barn: front and back doors for the milking room, and one to enter the goats' area. I find Dutch doors are perfect for these: they let in light and breezes but keep goats, chickens, ducks, and dogs on their side. They are called Dutch doors in the U.S. because they were introduced here in the 17th century by Dutch settlers. They are called stable doors in the U.K. Here's where the first one is going to go. The front and back doors of the milking…

This adorable 6X8 Walk-in Chicken Coop is one of our favorites! The run is 8X12 and fully walk in with an automatic chicken door and indoor roosting ladder!

Screen door for light and fresh air for young chickens. My chickens are staying in coop for a few weeks until they are old enough to free range.

I thought some of you may be interested in seeing the coop I designed and built using old pallets. I'm petty handy so after looking at too many coop plans to count I decided to design and build my own incorporating the features I wanted for my...