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2'' x 4'' Lumber - 31.75" Length

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2'' x 4'' Lumber - 36" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber with cut at 45° - 3.38" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 5" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 14.75" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 25" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 8.5" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 12.75" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 17" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 21.25" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 25.5" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 29.75" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 34" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 38.25" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 19.5" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 11.25" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 25.25" Length

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Corrugated Roof Panel 26'' x 12' - 52" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 19" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 12.75" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 19.25" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 36" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber with cut at 45° - 36.13" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 10.5" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 3" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 3.25" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 51.25" Length

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2'' x 4'' Lumber - 15.5" Length

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Side Door 2' x 4' for Chicken Coop

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 23.25" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 13" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 11.5" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 1.25" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 9.25" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 8.75" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 5.75" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber - 9.25" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 51.5" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 91.25" Length

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2'' x 4'' Lumber - 64" Length

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2'' x 4'' Lumber - 49" Length

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2'' x 4'' Lumber - 21.75" Length

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2'' x 4'' Lumber - 47.5" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 68" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 33.5" Length

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1'' x 4'' Lumber - 52.5" Length

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Plywood Panel 4' x 8' - 24.5" Length

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2'' x 4'' Lumber - 20" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 5.5" Length

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2'' x 2'' Lumber with 2 cuts at 45° - 15.75" Length

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Corrugated Roof Panel 26'' x 12' - 24.5" Length

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2'' x 4'' Lumber - 2.25" Length

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Small Door 26" x 3' for Chicken Coop

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Step 1 

In the upcoming steps, it's important to pay attention to the direction indicated by the red arrows to ensure a smooth assembly process. The main base frame, which will support the entire structure, consists of horizontal and vertical elements arranged side by side. Only 2x4 and 2x2 profiles are used in this step.

Please note that the 2x2 profiles have a 45-degree cut at the top, and each profile measures 36 inches in length.

To assemble the base frame, begin by placing the 2x4 profiles from the ends towards the center. Start with two main 2x4 profiles, each with a length of 49 inches, positioned at the ends of the frame. These profiles will be connected by two vertical profiles with 45-degree cuts and a length of 36 inches (as seen in the left view of the diagram). Additionally, place two 2x4 profiles with a length of 23.25 inches at the ends of the main profile (as shown in the right view of the diagram).

Next, on the right side of the frame, place two vertical profiles with 45-degree cuts and a length of 36 inches. These will be followed by a 2x4 profile measuring 64 inches in length, which will connect the right side of the frame with the left side.

Finally, fill the remaining gap in the frame by inserting two 2x4 profiles with a length of 15.5 inches. To complete the frame for the access door of the poultry house, add two vertically placed 2x4 profiles measuring 36 inches. These profiles will serve as a frame for the door.

By following these instructions and referring to the diagram, you will successfully assemble the main base frame for your poultry house.

Step 2

This step may appear confusing in the diagram, but the correct approach is to interpret and construct it from top to bottom. Each element placed in the previous step plays a role in supporting the structure.

Let's start with the 2x2 profiles, which will support the roof structure. You'll need four 2x2 profiles, each with a length of 50.75 inches, along with a top 2x2 profile measuring 50.5 inches. These profiles form a sturdy framework to receive the roof.

Moving to the right side of the project, there are windows that require a specific structure. Each window is composed of two 2x2 profiles, each measuring 47.5 inches (4). These profiles are joined perpendicularly by four 2x2 profiles measuring 13 inches (6). Additionally, you'll notice two 2x2 profiles measuring 23.25 inches (5), which are perpendicular to the right profiles with a 45-degree cut. These profiles serve as supports for the exterior coverings.

Lastly, let's focus on the lower part of the diagram, which illustrates the structure raising the chicken coop 20 inches off the ground. Each support consists of a vertical 2x4 profile measuring 20 inches in length and a 2x2 profile with 45-degree cuts at the ends, measuring 15.75 inches. The 2x2 profile adds rigidity to the vertical profiles.

Please note that if you have any specific questions about this step, you can consult the 3D model provided for this project.

Step 3

In this phase of the construction process, our focus shifts to the side covers of the chicken coop. Having already assembled the structure, we will now proceed to install the outer covers. For this task, we will require 1x4 profiles.

Starting with the front part, the following profiles are needed:

• 14 1x4 profiles, each with a length of 19.75 inches.
• 4 1x4 profiles, each with a length of 42.5 inches.
• 8 1x4 profiles with two cuts at 45 degrees. We recommend referring to the 3D model of the project to ensure accurate measurements for these profiles with 45-degree cuts.

Moving to the rear part, the following profiles are required:

• 5 1x4 profiles with a length of 68 inches.
• 4 1x4 profiles with a length of 91.25 inches.
• 8 1x4 profiles with two 45-degree cuts.

By following these instructions, you'll be able to properly cover the front and rear sections of the chicken coop. It's worth noting that you can refer to the 3D model for further clarification and precise measurements of the profiles with 45-degree cuts.

Step 4

In this step, similar to the previous one, we will continue using 1x4 profiles for the side coverings of the chicken coop. Here are the requirements for the side covers:

• 8 profiles of 1x4 with a length of 52.5 inches.
• 4 profiles of 1x4 with a length of 51.5 inches.
• 3 profiles of 1x4 with a length of 11.75 inches.
• 3 profiles of 1x4 with a length of 12.25 inches.
• 3 profiles of 1x4 with a length of 9.5 inches.

By obtaining these profiles, you can proceed with the installation of the side covers for your chicken coop.

Step 5

In this final step, we will complete the remaining areas of the chicken coop by adding the following elements:

1. Front door
2. Side door
3. 2 sections of corrugated roofing with a length of 50.5 inches each
4. A section of plywood panel measuring 88.5 inches

By incorporating these components, you will effectively cover the empty spaces and complete the construction of your chicken coop. We trust that this tutorial has provided you with valuable guidance, and don't hesitate to refer to the 3D model for further details on this project. Best of luck to you and your chickens!

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