Walk-in
7x12 Lean-To Walk-In Coop with Run
Built by The Hen House Collection · Model L712C
🐔 Up to 14 hens📐 7' x 12'↕ 90 inches peak
Delivered from
$8,399
$8,399
Sizing guide
How big should a chicken coop be?
The short answer: plan on roughly 3–4 sq ft per hen inside the coop and about 10 sq ft per hen in the run. These are common rules of thumb, not hard laws. Breed, climate and how much your birds free-range all change the math.
Why walk-in coops make sense past about 10 hens
Once you're cleaning a coop for a dozen or more birds, crouching through a hatch gets old fast. A walk-in coop lets you stand up inside to rake bedding, fill feeders and gather eggs. Many also have room to store feed and tools.
Questions
How much space does a chicken need?
A common rule of thumb is about 3 to 4 square feet per standard-size hen inside the coop, plus about 10 square feet per hen in the run. Builders set their own recommended flock size for each model, and that's the number we list on every coop.
Should I size up?
Most chicken keepers end up adding birds. If you plan to grow your flock, pick a coop rated for a few more hens than you have today.
Do bantams need less space?
Yes. Bantam breeds need roughly half the space of standard-size hens, so a coop holds more of them.
Walk-in coops to start with
Walk-in
Walk-in
7x16 Quaker Walk-In Coop with Run
Built by The Hen House Collection · Model Q716C
🐔 Up to 15 hens📐 7' x 16'
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$8,799
$8,799
Walk-in
6x10 Timber Frame A-Frame Walk-In Coop
Built by The Hen House Collection · Model A610TF
🐔 Up to 16 hens📐 6' x 10'↕ 122 inches peak
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$7,349
$7,349