3x4 Chicken Coops | The Hen House Collection

In search of a 3×4 chicken coop? We have the size you need! Hen House Collection specializes in building quality chicken coops in Lancaster, PA, and we have dealers nationwide, so you can be guaranteed to get the coop you need!

Whether you want a 3×4 chicken coop with wheels or a coop with a run attached, we can make sure your chickens have just what they need to live a happy and healthy life. Our coops can be customized in a variety of ways to meet the specific needs of your flock, and we offer a large selection of chicken coop accessories and features. Maybe you want electricity in your coop, or extra insulation and heated roosts. Either way, we would love to give your chickens the 3×4 chicken coop of their dreams.

3×4 Chicken Coops for your Flock

Q34T

Board and batten siding
75″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
2 wheels with wheelbarrow handles
3′ x 4′ coop area and 4′ x 4′ run area

Cedar stain
Walnut brown shingles
One 12 x 18 Window

Q34T

LP Siding
75″ high – 14” off the ground
4 nesting boxes
2 wheels with wheelbarrow handles
3′ x 4′ coop area and 4′ x 4′ run area
Red siding with white trim
Charcoal shingles
One 12 x 18 Window

Q34

Board and batten siding
70″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Natural stain
Walnut brown shingles

Q34

LP Siding
70″ high – 14” off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Red siding with white trim
Weathered gray shingles

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Our 3×4 Chicken Coop Diagrams

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Q34

How Many Chickens Can Fit in a 3×4 Chicken Coop?

As a general rule, you can comfortably fit about 4-6 chickens in a 3×4 coop. If you want to expand your flock, then consider sizing up to a 4×4 coop or even larger. It is important that your chickens are not squeezed or short on space. A 3×4 chicken coop is a good chicken coop for 4 chickens.

Things to Consider When Buying a Coop

Breed of Chickens– What breed of chickens do you have? If you own a breed that is larger than the standard breed, like Brahmas for example, then you may want to consider sizing up a coop or getting fewer chickens.

Roosting Space- Is there space in the coop for your chickens to roost? Make sure there is enough roosting space and nesting boxes for your hens to comfortably do their thing.

Outdoor Run– Don’t underestimate the importance of an outdoor run area. Your chickens need room to run around and scratch in the dirt. There are many coop options with a run attached and you can also have a separate area for your hens to get outside as well.

Predator Protection– How sturdy is your coop? Be sure the 3×4 chicken coop you choose is made from quality materials and is sturdy enough to prevent any type of predator from breaking in.