Small Wooden Chicken Coop with 2 Nesting Boxes — 2 Hens
The cheapest and smallest coop we stock, rated by the manufacturer for two chickens. It gives them a nesting box each side — the layout that stops two hens arguing over a corner. Natural fir throughout, pull-out tray under the floor, no wheels. No dimensions are published, so measure your space against the coop when it arrives.
Fits — 2–4 hens
Moves — Stays put — no wheels on this one
Made of — Natural fir wood
Small Wooden Chicken Coop with 2 Nesting Boxes — 2 Hens
Full specification
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural fir wood |
| Nesting boxes | 2 — one on each side |
| Droppings tray | Pull-out, at the bottom |
| Colour | Yellow |
| Hen capacity (manufacturer) | 2 chickens |
| Suitable also for | Ducks, rabbits, geese and other small poultry, per the manufacturer |
| Assembly | Instructions and fittings supplied; power tools shorten the job, per the manufacturer |
| Wheels | None |
| Origin | Mainland China |
At $129 this is a starter coop, and we'd rather say that than dress it up. Two hens is two hens — if you're planning four birds by spring, buy for four now.
What's in the box & assembly
Instructions and fittings are included, and a power screwdriver is recommended. This is the one build in our range a single person can realistically finish in an evening — worth knowing if it's a gift.
Care & placement
Slide the tray out weekly, empty it, rinse it, put it back — that's the routine. Keep it off bare soil and out of standing water; a small coop with no published ground clearance will wick damp if you park it in a puddle. Two hens generate less mess than four, so a handful of shavings changed weekly is plenty.
These are long, heavy, flat-packed cartons, so they travel by freight rather than parcel post. We confirm your delivery window in writing once your order is placed, and you get tracking as soon as the cartons leave the warehouse. If we can't meet the window we gave you, we'll tell you and you can cancel for a full refund.
Plan to be there when it arrives. Freight is a kerbside delivery — the driver is not carrying a 95-inch carton round the back for you.
Every coop arrives flat-packed and needs building. These are bolt-together frames rather than a hundred wood screws, so a socket wrench and a free afternoon covers most of them.
On anything over about six feet, plan for two people. The panels aren't especially heavy, but they are long, and holding one square while you start a bolt on your own is how doors end up not shutting.
If it turns up damaged or faulty, that is ours to fix. Photograph the cartons before you open them, email the pictures with your order number, and we will arrange the replacement part or unit — you don't ship anything back before we ask you to.
Every coop carries its manufacturer's warranty and we handle the claim with them, so you are not chasing a factory. Full terms on the returns and warranty pages.
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