Chicken coop with integrated run — Rome backyard

Italy-focused specs

Product Details: Coops with Runs

Clear, real-world specs and insights for choosing a coop + run that fits your flock and your Italian yard.

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Comfort & Safety by Design

We evaluate coops as they’re actually used: space planning, airflow without drafts, predator security, and easy cleaning. The goal is a calmer flock and less daily hassle for you.

Ventilation Cross-flow above roost height.
Access Doors positioned for quick cleanouts.
Security Hardware cloth & lockable latches.
Run Safe outdoor area with shade and drainage.

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Coop interior with raised roosts and roof vents — Interior with raised roosts & roof vents for clean airflow.

Exterior view with integrated chicken run — Integrated run: secure mesh and easy keeper access.

Dimensions diagram for coop and run — Use dimensions as a starting point—size for your flock and climate.

Key Specifications

Overall Footprint: ~2.0 × 0.8 × 1.0 m (L×W×H)
Run Area: ~0.6–1.2 m² (expandable)
Materials: Steel hardware cloth, softwood panels, metal roof
Capacity: Up to 4–6 layers (see sizing guide)
Assembly: DIY, 2 people, basic tools
Finish Options: Natural / muted green / grey

Tip: plan perch length (20–25 cm per bird) and nest ratio (1 per 3–4 hens).

Feature Breakdown

Understand how each part supports flock health and daily workflows.

Nesting Access

External collection door, washable liners, low-stress access.

Removable liners
Weather lip
Latchable lid

Predator Security

16-gauge hardware cloth, buried/pegged skirt, reliable locks.

Lockable doors
Mesh to ground
Anti-dig skirt

Ventilation & Shade

Roof vents above roosts, optional shade cloth for Rome summers.

Cross-flow vents
No direct drafts
Summer shade

Cleaning Access

Pull-out trays, wide doors, tool-friendly layout.

Removable trays
Service doors
Hose-safe surfaces

Materials & Build

Durable where it matters: predator cloth and locks, weather-resistant roof edges, and wood sealed for seasons.

Hardware Cloth

Tight mesh, secure staples/screws, no loose gaps.

Wood & Finish

Sealed edges, periodic re-coat for longevity.

Roof & Flashing

Run-off planned away from doors and feeders.

Locks & Hinges

Oil monthly; choose predator-resistant latch types.

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Close-up of mesh, wood seal, and lock hardware — Close-ups: mesh gauge, sealed edges, and lock hardware.

Assembly steps for a coop with run — Lay out hardware, pre-drill dense wood, assemble with a helper.

Assembly & Setup

DIY friendly in ~2–3 hours with two people and basic tools.

✓ Check parts & sort hardware first
✓ Pre-drill where needed
✓ Square the frame before tightening
✓ Add predator skirt during setup

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How It Compares

Key differences that matter in daily use.

Space Efficiency

Comfortable interior volume and walkable run layouts.

Good floor area per bird
Headroom at roosts
Service aisle in run

Material Quality

Weather-aware choices for Rome humidity and sun.

Protected roof edges
Sealed timber
Reliable mesh gauge

Everyday Function

Quick cleaning, egg collection, and secure lock-up routine.

Tray access
Nest door
Lockable doors

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