External nest box
Lift-lid access, drip edge, and liners you can swap in seconds.
See our tips →All the specs, what’s good, and what to tweak — tested for backyards across Spain.
This coop prioritises daily practicality: quick egg access, roosts at a calm height, and a tray you can clear in minutes. Vent slots keep air moving without drafting the roost, which matters in coastal humidity and hot inland summers.
The attached run gives safe outdoor time, but like most compact coops, it works best when birds also free-range part of the day or have a larger day pen. We show where to place shade and how to anchor edges for predators.
Not sure about sizing? We’ll calculate perch length and nest ratio for your flock.
Lift-lid access, drip edge, and liners you can swap in seconds.
See our tips →Tight mesh and latch upgrades; add ground skirt for fox-proofing.
Edge checklist →Slide tray, scrape, wipe, replace — ammonia stays low, birds stay healthy.
Cleaning routine →Cross-ventilation for heat; wind baffle for winter without sealing vents.
Vent guide →Weather-treated pine moderates temperature and is easy to repair. Steel mesh and fixings add rigidity; we suggest stainless screws on high-touch hinges for longevity near the coast.
A practical footprint for 4–6 hens when paired with daily free-range or a day pen. Perch length per bird is above many similarly priced coops.
Treated pine + steel mesh is easy to maintain and repair. Strategic stainless upgrades beat full replacements over time.
Lift-lid nest, tray cleanout, and sensible latch heights make everyday care quick — the biggest win for new keepers.
We’ll map shade, vents, and predator edges for your yard.