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Chicken Coops With 6 Nesting Boxes

Q46H chicken coops with 6 nesting boxes

Provide your chickens with a secure, spacious, and functional home with our expertly crafted chicken coops with 6 nesting boxes. Ideal for medium to larger backyard flocks, these coops offer the perfect combination of comfort and convenience, ensuring your hens have plenty of room to stay happy, healthy, and productive.

Why Choose a Six-Nesting-Box Coop?

  • Room for Everyone: Thoughtfully crafted for medium-larger flocks, offering each hen a cozy and tranquil spot to lay her eggs.
  • Easy Egg Collection: Featuring six nesting boxes, making it simple and convenient to gather fresh eggs.
  • Safe and Sturdy: Designed with durability in mind to protect your chickens from predators and harsh weather.

How Many Chickens Fit in a Six-Nesting-Box Coop?

Wondering how many chickens you can keep in a coop with 6 nesting boxes? On average, one nesting box can comfortably serve 4–6 hens. With six nesting boxes, your coop is perfect for flocks of 10–20 chickens, depending on their size and the overall space available.

For medium to larger flocks, this setup provides ample nesting space to keep your hens comfortable and productive. If your flock grows even larger, make sure your coop has sufficient roosting and run areas, or consider upgrading to a bigger setup to maintain a happy, healthy environment for your chickens!

Perfect Coops for Larger Flocks!

Q716C

chicken coop with 6 nesting boxes Q716C
  • Board and batten siding
  • 7′ x 10′ run area
  • 6′ x 7′ chicken coop area
  • 101″ high
  • 6 nesting boxes
  • Cedar stain
  • Two 18″x23″ Windows
  • Shown with optional cupola, metal roof, painted trim, and 1/2″ wire mesh

A610

a frame chicken coop with 6 nesting boxes 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

Q56

Q56 with 6 nesting boxes
  • Board and batten siding
  • 94″ high – 8″ off the ground
  • 6 nesting boxes
  • Brown cedar stain
  • Weathered gray shingles
  • Two 18″x23″ Windows

Q712C

chicken coop with 6 nesting boxes 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

Q720C

chicken coop with 6 nesting boxes 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
  • Two 18″x23″ Windows

D46

barn style chicken coops with 6 nesting boxes 4x6 D46
  • Board and batten siding
  • 78″ high – 14″ off the ground
  • 6 nesting boxes
  • Cedar stain
  • Walnut brown shingles
  • One 18″ x 23″ Window

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