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For heavy breeds, like Barred Rocks or Buff Orpingtons, if you let your chickens out to forage during the day, then the coop that you put them in at night should have at least 4 square feet of space per bird. Thus, a 4â² by 8â² coop would be adequate for about 8 birds.
A chicken coop provides shelter for your chickens and gives them a place where they can lay their eggs. This coop comfortably fits 4 chickens. Step 1: Build a base. Build a 6-by-3-foot base for the coop by constructing a frame.Screw 2 3-foot 2-by-4 boards across the ends of 2 parallel 8-foot 2-by-4s, about a foot in from the ends. Tip. Mount the outside roost to the support on the front wall, attaching the other end to the hen house frame.Step 2: Build frame for the side walls.Construct a frame for the side wall by screwing 2 4-foot 2-by-2s perpendicularly to the ends of the base frame, a foot in from the front and back.ip. Mount the outside roost to the support on the front wall, attaching the other end to the hen house frame. Step 2: Build frame for the side walls. Construct a frame for the side wall by screwing 2 4-foot 2-by-2s perpendicularly to the ends of the base frame, a foot in from the front and back.