Metal Tray In Chicken Coop at Yelena Maxwell blog

Metal Tray In Chicken Coop. All you need is a giant pan or even a boot tray to place under your water container. Look for a coop with a sturdy metal frame and thick, galvanized metal walls and roof that can withstand harsh weather and protect your chickens from predators. They are built so they are a little bit off the ground, and the coops have a door so you can walk in and feed your chickens, replace the chicken coop and nesting box bedding, and whatever else you have to do. Some people like to slip in a board or a large flat tray on the floor. It’s designed to collect chicken droppings at night so they don’t land on your regular coop bedding. A dropping board is simply a tray that’s installed just below the roost. In fact any barrier between your waterer and coop floor will work as long as it has a lip to keep. Nate made the dropping boards by using plywood as the bottom and scrap pieces of wood to go around the outer edges. Of course, you could add a droppings catchment tray of some kind into any of our chicken coop designs.

Look for a coop with a sturdy metal frame and thick, galvanized metal walls and roof that can withstand harsh weather and protect your chickens from predators. Some people like to slip in a board or a large flat tray on the floor. Of course, you could add a droppings catchment tray of some kind into any of our chicken coop designs. They are built so they are a little bit off the ground, and the coops have a door so you can walk in and feed your chickens, replace the chicken coop and nesting box bedding, and whatever else you have to do. Nate made the dropping boards by using plywood as the bottom and scrap pieces of wood to go around the outer edges. It’s designed to collect chicken droppings at night so they don’t land on your regular coop bedding. All you need is a giant pan or even a boot tray to place under your water container. A dropping board is simply a tray that’s installed just below the roost. In fact any barrier between your waterer and coop floor will work as long as it has a lip to keep.

Myers Distributing, Metal Chicken Coops

Metal Tray In Chicken Coop Some people like to slip in a board or a large flat tray on the floor. Look for a coop with a sturdy metal frame and thick, galvanized metal walls and roof that can withstand harsh weather and protect your chickens from predators. They are built so they are a little bit off the ground, and the coops have a door so you can walk in and feed your chickens, replace the chicken coop and nesting box bedding, and whatever else you have to do. It’s designed to collect chicken droppings at night so they don’t land on your regular coop bedding. A dropping board is simply a tray that’s installed just below the roost. In fact any barrier between your waterer and coop floor will work as long as it has a lip to keep. All you need is a giant pan or even a boot tray to place under your water container. Of course, you could add a droppings catchment tray of some kind into any of our chicken coop designs. Some people like to slip in a board or a large flat tray on the floor. Nate made the dropping boards by using plywood as the bottom and scrap pieces of wood to go around the outer edges.