7x12 Chicken Coops | The Hen House Collection

Are you about to start raising chickens and gathering your very own fresh eggs? In order to raise happy and healthy chickens, it’s essential that you have a quality coop for them to call home. The Hen House Collection offers you 7×12 chicken coops that are perfect for those looking to add a coop to their home.

Whether you want a deluxe 7×12 chicken coop with all the custom options or a coop with just the basics, we have an option for you. The Hen House Collection is based in Lancaster, PA, but we serve areas all across the United States through our network of dealers. Find the dealer nearest to you to find the coop for you!

7×12 Chicken Coops for your Flock

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

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

Q712

Board and batten siding
101” high
8” off the ground
12 nesting boxes
Rustic cedar stain

Shown with an optional black metal roof, gable vents, and wire over the windows.

Q712

Duratemp siding
101” high
8” off the ground
12 nesting boxes
Clay siding and beige trim
Weathered gray shingles

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Our 7×12 Chicken Coop Diagrams

Q712C

Q712

How Many Chickens Can Fit in a 7×12 Chicken Coop?

A 7×12 chicken coops can fit anywhere from 15 to 40 chickens, depending on the style of coop. Our combination coops include an interior area and a run area, which makes them a good fit for 15-20 chickens. If you are looking for a chicken coop for 15 chickens, choose a Q712C! The basic 7×12 Quaker coop doesn’t include an outdoor run. This allows you to build your own run and lets you fit anywhere from 35-40 chickens comfortably. Choose a Q712 if you’re looking for a chicken coop for 40 chickens.

Things to Consider When Buying a Coop

Consider Chicken Breeds: For those keeping larger chicken breeds, it’s recommended that you select a more spacious coop, ensuring they have ample room for comfortable living. If your flock consists of smaller chickens, you might have the flexibility to accommodate a few more. Prior to settling on a 7×12 chicken coop, make sure your hens will have plenty of space to thrive.

Roosting Area: It’s crucial to ensure your coop offers enough roosting space. Roosting is an integral part of a chicken’s routine, providing them with a sense of security and comfort.

Outdoor Enclosure: Incorporating an outdoor run is essential for a well-rounded chicken coop setup. Chickens greatly benefit from the opportunity to explore the outdoors, engaging in natural behaviors such as pecking, dust bathing, and scratching. It’s imperative to make certain that your run is sturdy enough to ward off potential predator threats like foxes and stray dogs.

Predator Protection: How well are your chickens shielded from potential predators? Are your coop doors designed to be predator-proof, and are the walls sturdy enough to deter crafty creatures? Investing in a 7×12 chicken coop made from high-quality materials not only guarantees the safety of your chickens but also provides a barrier against potential threats.