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20 - 90 Chickens
A-Frame Reverse Gable Chicken Coop
Finding the right prebuilt chicken coop can feel overwhelming. You want something that keeps your flock safe, gives them room to thrive, and looks great in your yard. Our Reverse Gable Combination Coop answers those needs and then some. It blends a spacious henhouse with a built‑in run all under one roof. This design protects birds from rain, snow or blazing sun while giving them a secure outdoor space to forage and stretch.
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Features
- Nest Boxes
- Wooden Roost Bars
- 5/8" LP Flooring
- Tech Shield Roofing Sheathing
- Gas Prop on Nesting Lids
- A-Frame Style Roof
- Your Choice Wood Siding: Pine Board & Batten (stained) OR LP Smartside (painted)
Specifications
- Pressure-Treated Wood Legs and Base
- 2x4 Floor Joist 16" On Center
- 5/8" Pressure-Treated Plywood Floor
- 2x3 Rafters with 7/16" Techshield Sheathing
Room to Roam
Finding the right prebuilt chicken coop can feel overwhelming. You want something that keeps your flock safe, gives them room to thrive, and looks great in your yard.
Many coop buyers worry about crowding. Research shows that chickens need at least 2–4 square feet per bird indoors and 8–10 square feet per bird in the run to stay healthy. The Reverse Gable Combination Coop was designed with that in mind. Depending on the model size you choose, it will comfortably house up to 90 hens and offer space for them to roost, lay eggs, and explore.
By giving your hens room to roam and comfortable places to sleep and nest, this coop promotes calm, productive birds and reduces stress-related issues.
- Generous interior with roost bars and nest boxes. Each coop includes several wooden roost bars, providing plenty of perch space. There are more than enough nest boxes accessible within the coop area or (via hinged lids) from outside the coop, depending on the model you choose. Either way, competition during laying is reduced, and egg collection is easy.
- Built‑in run for exercise and fresh air. Your flock can forage safely in the roomy built‑in run, wrapped in heavy 1”×2” vinyl‑coated mesh and sheltered under the same roof as the coop. Choose whether your coop has a single run or two runs extending out either side of the coop structure.
- Ventilation and natural light. Adjustable windows with screens and a hinged drop vent allow fresh air to circulate while deterring predators. This design provides cross-ventilation, which reduces moisture and ammonia buildup – crucial for flock health.
Built for Safety
Protecting your flock from predators is one of the biggest concerns for backyard chicken keepers. Here’s how our coop addresses these fears:
- Chew‑proof, predator‑resistant run. The attached run uses heavy vinyl‑coated metal mesh rather than flimsy chicken wire. This material is virtually chew‑proof and rust‑resistant, deterring raccoons, foxes, and other pests.
- Secure doors and hardware. Each coop comes with a lockable full‑size man door for entry into the coop area as well as a separate, smaller chicken door for birds to move from coop to run. An exterior latch allows you to secure it in the ‘open’ or ‘closed’ position confining your hens to the coop when necessary or allowing them to go in and out at will. Chicken runs also include a hinged and latch-able mesh man-sized door for easy access directly into the run area without needing to enter the coop. Leave it open if you want to allow your flock to free range beyond the confines of the structure.
- Elevated design. The henhouse sits on 4×4 pressure‑treated skids, creating an air space below the building and keeping the coop floor from direct contact with the ground. This helps the floor stay dry and keeps the coop slightly cooler in summer.
*Our coops are solidly built with a number of design elements and features meant to deter predators. However, we do not assert that they are ‘predator proof.’ We recommend learning all you can about predators in your area and taking every precaution possible to protect your hens both inside the coop and outside, if applicable, in their chicken run.
Hassel Free Care
A coop isn’t truly “premium” unless it’s easy to live with. We know hobbyists juggle many responsibilities, so we made cleaning and upkeep straightforward.
- Easy egg collection and cleaning. There’s an option of exterior nest boxes with hinged lids that flip up for quick egg collection without disturbing hens. The roomy interior and man door let you step inside for deep cleaning as well as access to interior nest boxes should you choose that configuration.
- Ventilated, dry flooring. Pressure‑treated wood and 4×4 foundation runners / skids help keep the floor dry and resistant to rot. Cross‑ventilation from windows and the drop vent helps bedding dry faster.
- Optional feed room and interior dividers. Larger models can include interior partitions, allowing you to store feed, supplies and equipment separately or house different flocks.
Practical Use Cases
- Family egg production. Keep 6–20 hens for fresh eggs and teach kids about sustainability.
- Homesteading with a larger flock. Raise 30–50 (or more!) birds and supply eggs for neighbors or a small farm stand.
- Separate flocks or breeding projects. The double run option helps you segregate birds or control breeding.
- Educational settings. Schools, farms, and therapy programs can use the coop’s safe viewing windows and easy access to teach care and responsibility.
These real‑world scenarios help you picture how the coop will fit into your life and ensure you choose the right size and configuration.
Delivery
Horizon Structures uses an F550-type truck (for buildings under 40′) or a tractor trailer (for buildings over 40′). Our trailers range from 24′ – 48′ in size giving us to flexibility to transport several pre-built buildings together or a single building up to 60′ long. Many customers are amazed to see that it takes only one of our professional, experienced drivers to unload your coop.
Tight spot? No problem. The driver will maneuver your coop onto your site with the Mule. The Mule is an ingenious and highly maneuverable shed moving forklift-type device that helps us get your structure into tighter spots than ever before possible.If you are in doubt regarding your site accessibility, please call us to discuss your property layout.
Make It Yours
Every backyard is unique, and your coop should reflect your style. Our Reverse Gable Combination Coop offers several options to make it truly yours:
- Choice of siding and trim. Select stained pine board‑and‑batten or painted LP SmartSide®. Several siding finishes and nearly endless color choices enable you to match or complement your home. Add shutters, flower boxes, or a cupola and weathervane for extra charm.
- Roofing materials. Stay with our standard 30‑year architectural shingles or upgrade to a metal roof to suit your climate. Again, our long list of color choices enable you to create the coop you’ve always wanted.
- Ventilation upgrades. Add gable vents or an exhaust fan to enhance airflow.
- Technology add‑ons. Consider automatic chicken doors, interior lighting, or an exhaust fan for added convenience.
- Size and layout. Choose single or double runs and configure interior space to include a feed room or storage area.
This flexibility allows you to tailor your coop to fit your exact needs—both in how it functions and how it looks—so it works beautifully in your specific setting and for your unique flock.
Take The Next Steps
Ready to create a safe, beautiful home for your flock? Here are two ways to begin:
- Explore further. Not sure which size or options you need? Download our free Chicken Coop Buyer’s Guide to learn more and browse photos of different configurations. It’s a great way to compare models and plan your perfect setup.
- Request a quote now. Confident this is the coop for you? Get a personalized quote and let us help you customize your Reverse Gable Combination Coop. We’ll answer your questions and schedule delivery when you’re ready.
What is a "Man Door"?
A “Man Door” is a large door on coops that is able to fit a person inside the coop. This allows for easy cleaning and interactions with your chickens.
The door comes with a twist handle and key.
Our Heritage & Services
When investing in a premium coop, it helps to know who’s behind it. Horizon Structures has earned a reputation for quality and service over many years in the prebuilt structures business. Here’s what sets us apart:
- Expert craftsmanship. Our coops are built by skilled Amish and Mennonite craftsmen who take pride in every detail.
- Customer support. Our team guides you through sizing, options, and placement and is there for post‑purchase questions.
- Transparent quality. We use materials like pressure‑treated lumber, durable roofing, and vinyl‑coated mesh because they’ve proven themselves over decades of use.
- Delivery expertise. Our drivers are trained to place your coop precisely where you need it, even in tight spaces.
Your trust matters to us. That’s why we stand by our work and strive to make every coop a showpiece you’ll be proud of.
Why Horizon Structures
Our knowledgeable and experienced staff will help you through the process from start to finish and be available for ‘service after the sale’ when needed. From choosing the right coop for a small backyard flock of chickens to the many phases required of a larger barn project, we’re with you every step of the way.
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