If you are looking for a 4×4 chicken coop for your little flock, then the Hen House Collection has what you need. We offer this size of chicken coop in a variety of coop styles like our Tractor Coops and Quaker Coops. See for yourself the variety of 4×4 chicken coops we offer. We have dealers all over the US!
We specialize in customizing your coop how you like it, and we can add wheels to your 4×4 chicken coop to make it mobile! Whether you want a litter tray in your coop, or added insulation during the cold winters, Hen House Collection is committed to making beautiful wooden chicken coops where your feathered friends truly can thrive.
4×4 Chicken Coops for your Flock
Q44
- Board and batten siding
- 80″ high – 14″ off the ground
- 4 nesting boxes
- Cedar stain
- Cedar shingles
A44
- Board and batten siding
- 65″ high – 14″ off the ground
- 4 nesting boxes
- Rustic cedar stain
- Weather gray shingles
- One 12 x 18 Window
D44
- LP Siding
- 78″ high – 14″ off the ground
- 4 nesting boxes
- Buckskin siding with green trim
- Forest green shingles
- One 18″ x 23″ Window
D44
- Board and batten siding
- 78″ high – 14″ off the ground
- 4 nesting boxes
- Cedar stain
- Walnut brown shingles
- One 18″ x 23″ Window
Q44T
- LP Siding
- 75″ high – 14″ off the ground
- 4 nesting boxes
- 2 wheels with wheelbarrow handles
- 4 x 4 coop area and 4′ x 5′ run area
- Navajo white siding and buckskin trim
- Walnut brown shingles
- One 12 x 18 Window
Our 4×4 Chicken Coop Diagrams
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A44
D44
Q44T
How Many Chickens Can Fit in a 4×4 Chicken Coop?
It’s safe to assume that 6-8 chickens can comfortably fit in a 4×4 chicken coop. Be sure that your chickens are not crowded, and when in doubt, consider sizing up to a larger coop like a 4×6 or bigger. In general, one can assume that a 4×4 chicken coop is a good chicken coop for 6 chickens.
Things to Consider When Buying a Coop
Breed of Chickens– What chicken breeds are on your farm? If you own a large flock of chickens it is a good idea to think about the size of your coop. Large breeds like Brahmas may require a bit more space.
Roosting Space- Are your chickens able to use the roosting space in your coop? Roosting is an important part of a chicken’s life and it is important that your hens have a place where they can relax stress-free.
Outdoor Run– Another important part of a chicken coop is the run. A run is an outdoor area of a coop where chickens can scratch and peck. It is important that you invest in a run area where your chickens are safe from outdoor elements. You can often find runs and coops connected.
Predator Protection– Is your coop truly safe? Are predators able to sneak into some little hole, and are your windows secure? Chicken predators like foxes and hawks can really desecrate a flock. Make sure that your chickens are not susceptible to their worst nightmare.
Our Chicken Coop Styles
The Combination Coop
Our best-selling coop, this chicken coop and run is a great option for your hens.
The Tractor Coop
Want a mobile coop? This coop is a great choice for those who want a portable option.
The Dutch Coop
This barn-style chicken coop has a sloped roof, a perfect fit for your farmette or farm.
Lean-to Coop
Utilize backyard space with this small Chicken Coop. This coop can be placed against a wall.
Need a Different Size of Coop?
3×5 Chicken Coops
Have a smaller flock and don’t need a coop quite as big? Check out our 3×5 chicken coops for your flock!
4×5 Chicken Coops
Got another chicken in the flock and looking to size up? We offer 4×5 chicken coops for your hens.
