Do you have a flock of about 15 chickens and are looking for a safe home for them? We offer a large variety of coops that are suitable for a flock of that number and can help you find the perfect chicken coop for 15 chickens.
As you look at different coop options, be sure to think about your hens and their well-being. You want a coop that is not going to crowd them or leave them in unclean conditions. But of course, you do not want to spend on a coop that is unnecessarily large.
At Hen House Collection, our large variety of coop sizes and styles will help you find just the coop you need for your growing flock of birds.
Find the Perfect Chicken Coop for 15 Chickens
Q732C
- LP Siding
- 7′ x 26′ run area
- 6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
- 101″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Beige siding
- Red trim
- Optional red metal roof
Q728C
- LP Siding
- 7′ x 22′ run area
- 6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
- 101″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Red paint
- Beige trim
- Walnut brown shingles
Q724
- Board and batten siding
- 7′ x 18′ run area
- 6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
- 101″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Brown cedar stain
Shown with optional black metal roof
Q720
- Board and batten siding
- 7′ x 14′ run area
- 6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
- 101″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Cedar stain
- Walnut brown shingles
Q712C
- Board and Batten Siding
- 6′ x 7′ Run Area
- 6′ x 7′ Chicken Coop Area
- 101″ high
- 6 Nesting Boxes
- Rustic Cedar Stain
- Two 18″ x 23″ Windows
Shown with optional green metal roof
Q712C
- Duratemp siding
- 6′ x 7′ run area
- 6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
- 101″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Red paint w/ red trim
- Walnut brown shingles
Shown with optional hydraulic lift wheel system
Q612C
- Board and batten siding
- 6′ x 6′ run area
- 6′ x 6′ chicken coop area
- 103″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Cedar stain
- Walnut brown shingles
Q612C
- LP Siding
- 6′ x 6′ run area
- 6′ x 6′ chicken coop area
- 103″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Red siding with white trim
- Charcoal shingles
Shown with optional wire over window
Q56
- Board and batten siding
- 94″ high – 8″ off the ground
- 6 nesting boxes
- Brown cedar stain
- Weather gray shingles
Q56
- LP Siding
- 94″ high – 8″ off the ground
- 6 nesting boxes
- Red siding with white trim
- Weather gray shingles
Shown with optional wire over windows.
Q48
- Board and batten siding
- 82″ high – 16″ off the ground
- 8 nesting boxes
- Natural stain
Shown with optional red metal roof, 4 wheels with steering handle, painted lid, wire over windows, and clean-out lid.
Q48
- LP Siding
- 81″ high – 16″ off the ground
- 8 nesting boxes
- Clay siding with white trim
- Weathered gray shingles
A610
- Tongue and groove siding
- 101″ high – 4″ off the ground
- 6 nesting boxes
- 4′ x 6′ feed room
- 6′ x 6′ chicken area
- Cedar stain with green trim
- Forest green shingles
- Three 24″ x 27″ Windows
Shown with optional painted trim.
D66
- Board and batten siding
- 96″ high – 8″ off the ground
- 6 nesting boxes
- Brown cedar stain
- Cedar shingles
- Two 18″ x 23″ Windows
D66
- LP Smart side Siding
- 96″ high – 8″ off the ground
- 6 nesting boxes
- Red siding with white trim
- Charcoal shingles
- Two 18″ x 23″ Windows
D48
- Board and batten siding
- 78″ high – 15″ off the ground
- 8 nesting boxes
- Cedar stain
- Weathered gray shingles
- One 18″ x 23″ Window
Shown with optional 4 wheels with handle.
D48
- LP Siding
- 78″ high – 15″ off the ground
- 8 nesting boxes
- White siding with black trim
- Nickel gray shingles
- One 18″ x 23″ Window-
Q716C
- Board and batten siding
- 7′ x 10′ run area
- 6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
- 101″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Cedar stain
Shown with optional cupola, metal roof, painted trim, and 1/2″ wire mesh
Q716C
- LP Siding
- 7′ x 10′ run area
- 6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
- 101″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Clay paint w/ red trim
- Weathered gray shingles
Q720C
- LP siding
- 7′ x 14′ run area
- 6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
- 101″ high
- 6 nesting boxes
- Navajo with siding w/ clay trim
- Weathered gray shingles
A610
- LP Siding
- 101″ high – 4″ off the ground
- 6 nesting boxes
- 4′ x 6′ feed room
- 6′ x 6′ chicken area
- Buckskin siding with white trim
- Weathered gray shingles
- Three 24 x 27 Windows
How Big Does A Chicken Coop Need To Be?
A chicken coop for 15 chickens should be large enough to give each chicken about 4 square feet of space to roam around. This may seem like a lot of space, but chickens need room to peck and forage like chickens love to do.
A run can be attached to the coop to give the chickens a safe outdoor area to peck around, safe from predators, and connected to the coop. Whether you have a run area connected to the coop or not, it is important to have someplace where your chickens can get outside and roam around.
Most importantly, it is important to think about the comfort of your chickens above everything else. Is their coop going to be crowded? Are they going to have enough room to move around comfortably?
What Style of Coop Should I Choose for 15 Chickens?
If you are a bit undecided on what coop you should invest in for your hens, we have some pointers to help you decide.
Here are some things to consider when choosing your style of chicken coop for 15 chickens…
Size – Are you going to have the backyard space needed for a coop for 15 chickens? Is an attached run going to require more space and if so, do you have the extra space?
Security – Is your prefab chicken coop going to be secure and warm when wintertime arrives or when a wind storm takes you by surprise? Consider how predator-proof your coop is and invest in a coop that has a lock and secure windows and doors.
Climate – If you live in a place where summers can be very hot or somewhere where winters are very cold, then think of some ways you can climate control your coop. We offer insulation options to keep the temperature regulated in your coop all year round.
Chicken Coop for 15 Chickens- Our Chicken Coop Styles
The Combination Chicken Coop
If you are looking for a chicken coop with an attached run, then the Combination Coop is for you. Our best-selling coop comes with nesting boxes and a roosting area for your hens.
The Quaker Chicken Coop
The Quaker is a standard coop with an attractive roof, perfect for your backyard. This coop can be customized with an attached run and removable litter trays, as well as a host of other options.
The Tractor Chicken Coop
This particular coop is a wonderful choice for those who want to easily move their coop from place to place in their yard or on their farm. Wheels are outfitted to the chicken coop tractor as well as handles for easy pulling.
The A-Frame Chicken Coop
This traditional coop with an A-framed roof is a good choice for any chicken amount. Attach a run to your A-Frame Chicken Coop or customize it with the colors and options you choose.
The Dutch Chicken Coop
The Dutch Coop is a good choice for chicken farmers who like the look of a traditional barn roof. This barn-style chicken coop comes equipped with all the standard features of our coops and can be made portable by adding wheels.
The Lean-To Chicken Coop
If you are looking for a small coop to stick in your backyard, the Lean-To is a great choice. This small chicken coop comes with a lid for easy interior access and can easily be placed up against a wall or fence to save space.
Looking for a Larger or Smaller Coop?
We offer coops in a large variety of sizes! Are you looking for a coop that is slightly bigger or slightly smaller? Check out our other coop options!
Chicken Coop for 14 Chickens
Do you have a flock of 14 chickens? Our chicken coop for 14 chickens gives your hens plenty of space to move around comfortably.
Chicken Coop for 16 Chickens
Need something larger than a chicken coop for 15 chickens? Check out our chicken coop for 16 chickens for a larger size option.