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Kritter Kribs Key West Coop | Step-by-Step Assembly

In this video, I walk through how to assemble the Key West Coop step by step, followed by a full walk-around tour of the coop once it’s painted and fully assembled. The Key West Coop was inspired by a trip I took to Key West, Florida, where historic homes with tin roofs and free-roaming chickens left a lasting impression on me. I wanted to design a coop that captured some of that traditional architecture while still being practical, durable, and easy to assemble for backyard chicken keepers. This coop measures roughly 4 feet wide, 6 feet long, and 6 feet tall and is designed as an easy-to-assemble, flat-pack kit that ships unpainted so you can finish it your own way. Key West Coop Features • Inspired by historic tin roofs found on old Key West homes • Thermoformed plastic roof with a molded drip edge for a watertight design • Drop-down ramp that leads to an enclosed run underneath • Built on skids so it can be moved easily • Two roosting bars inside • Suitable for up to 12 chickens, depending on breed One of my goals with all Kritter Kribs coops is adaptability. While extended runs are available for local orders, shipping large runs isn’t practical, so I include instructions on how to build your own run extension. I want every coop to be something the owner can modify and adapt to their specific needs — something that’s often missing from mass-produced, imported coops. The Key West Coop is built using high-quality materials, with most components sourced right here in the United States and Canada. I focus on designing products that are user-friendly, durable, and made as locally as possible. 👉 Available at KritterKribs.com #DIYChickenCoop #BackyardFarming #Homesteading #coop #chickencoop #madeinusa #smallbusiness #ChickenKeeping #PoultryHousing #chickens #chickencoopdesigns #kritterkribs