Are you looking for a chicken coop that could easily accommodate 18 chickens? Whether you are content with your flock of chickens or are looking to grow your flock, we have an assortment of coop styles and sizes to choose from. Let’s help you find the perfect chicken coop for 18 chickens.

When looking for a chicken coop, you will want to keep the welfare of your chickens in mind first and foremost. You don’t want to spend unnecessary costs on a coop that is too large, and yet it is important that your coop has enough space for your chickens to move around freely. Take a look at our options and find the chicken coop for 18 chickens that would be the best fit in your yard.

Find the Perfect Chicken Coop for 18 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

Q724C

Board and batten siding
7′ x 18′ run area
6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
101″ high
6 nesting boxes
Brown cedar stain

Optional black metal roof

Q720C

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

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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

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

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

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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

Q56

Board and batten siding
94″ high – 8″ off the ground
6 nesting boxes
Brown cedar stain
Weathered gray shingles

Q56

LP Siding
94″ high – 8″ off the ground
6 nesting boxes
Red siding with white trim
Weathered gray shingles

Shown with optional wire over windows.

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.

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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

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How Big Does A Chicken Coop Need To Be?

How large should a chicken coop for 18 chickens be? If you are having trouble figuring out what size coop is a fit for your chickens, a helpful tip is to assume each chicken requires about 4 square feet of space. Chickens need room to scratch around and dust bathe too.

Consider a chicken coop and run to give your chickens an outdoor area. This is especially smart when you have a larger area in your backyard. An attached run saves you the additional time and energy of moving the chickens every day and keeps them safer from predators.

Be sure that the coop you purchase for your flock of hens is large enough that they can move around freely. Overcrowded coops may cause unhealthy conditions and lead to disease. It is important to have a well-ventilated and spacious enough coop for your group of 18 chickens.

What Style of Coop Should I Choose for 18 Chickens?

If you are having trouble deciding what chicken coop for 18 chickens is the right choice for your flock, then we have some pointers for you.

Here are some things to consider when choosing your style of chicken coop for 18 chickens…

Size – Do you have a large space on your property? If not, then you might want to consider an attached run. Think about the space you have to work with before you make any final decisions on the right coop.

Security – How strong is your chicken coop going to be? Are you going to be in an area where the weather conditions are going to be severe? Will your coop last for a long time? Is it going to be able to withstand various types of predators, or will a raccoon be able to easily break into a window?

Climate – Also consider the climate in the region you live in. If you live in a northern region you may want to consider climate-controlling the coop by adding additional insulation or even heating. What about in the hot months? Are your chickens going to be able to stay cool enough in their coop?

Chicken Coop for 18 Chickens- Our Chicken Coop Styles

The Combination Chicken Coop

Our best-selling coop features a coop and attached run so your chickens can get the fresh air and grass they need daily. Our Combination Coops come standard with nesting boxes and a roost.

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The Quaker Chicken Coop

The Quaker is one of our popular styles of coop and features a sloped roof with a slight overhang, adding a charming look to your backyard. Like all of our prefab chicken coops, the Quaker comes standard with nesting boxes and a roost for your hens.

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The Tractor Chicken Coop

If you want a coop that can be easily moved around the yard for your hens, then the Tractor coop is for you. This chicken coop tractor comes with wheels and a handle for easy moving.

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The A-Frame Chicken Coop

This standard coop comes with an A-Frame roof and is fully customizable to fit the needs of your flock. Add some wheels to make your A-Frame chicken coops mobile!

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The Dutch Chicken Coop

The Dutch Coop is a quaint coop featuring a barn-style roof. This coop can be customized with added litter trays and a run can be added for your chickens. Get this barn style chicken coop for your hens today.

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The Lean-To Chicken Coop

The Lean-To Coop is a cute little coop that can be easily set up against a wall or a fence to maximize space in your backyard. These small chicken coops come with a lid for easy access.

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