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I did not use a wood frame bottom. Makes it heavier to move when wood gets wet and we have a bad termite problem here in this area. Termites will eat the treated wood. To build our house we used borate treated wood. Termites will not eat that but it will not stop rot. That is why we put no wood.
View of front door
Side view of coop.
Back view from inside. Bar across back to stiffen coop and to add another piece of panel to close gap in top. Front and back panels wired to side panels makes it stiffer so that it can be moved when we need to. The hog panel is usually a shorter panel. We used a cow panel they are 5' x16' . We used three for the sides. Our coop measures 15'Lx7 1/2'W x6'H. All I have left to do is make a small house to go in coop so that they will not sleep against panels. Because coon and other varmits can reac through the 4" x4" openings.
I did not use a wood frame bottom. Makes it heavier to move when wood gets wet and we have a bad termite problem here in this area. Termites will eat the treated wood. To build our house we used borate treated wood. Termites will not eat that but it will not stop rot. That is why we put no wood.
View of front door
Side view of coop.
Back view from inside. Bar across back to stiffen coop and to add another piece of panel to close gap in top. Front and back panels wired to side panels makes it stiffer so that it can be moved when we need to. The hog panel is usually a shorter panel. We used a cow panel they are 5' x16' . We used three for the sides. Our coop measures 15'Lx7 1/2'W x6'H. All I have left to do is make a small house to go in coop so that they will not sleep against panels. Because coon and other varmits can reac through the 4" x4" openings.
). Most landlords will not allow large dog and all of them range from 40# to 75#. They are different bull dog breeds but all big babies. So right now they have to live with their granny 
