Do you keep chickens or have plans to do so in the future? These ten chicken houses are all made from various things that are not only great recycling ideas, but they will also provide a nice home for your chicks…
Chicken Coop Made From Pallets
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Someone was always going to use pallets to make their chicken house, but that doesn’t make it any less amazing.
Chicken Coop Made From a Large Wooden Cable Spool
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You can get these from a number of utility companies and they are pretty easy to convert into a coop.
Chicken Coop Made From a TARDIS
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OK, so not everyone will have a pre-made TARDIS laying around, but it would also work with an old telephone box or even bits of wood to make your own TARDIS.
Chicken Coop Made From a Caravan
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That caravan is so small, it is only good enough for chickens anyway. Do chickens go for holidays? Well, they can now.
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Chicken Coop Made From a Car
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This only Volkswagon has had it’s day and now it is has gone the chicken coop way!
Chicken Coop Made From a Play House
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Not only easy to build, but also easy to clean thanks to its plastic floor and walls.
Chicken Coop Made From an Aviary
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Not many people are going to have an old aviary in their gardens, but they do make a pretty amazing chicken coop.
Chicken Coop Made From a Trampoline
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When the kids no longer bounce you can turn a trampoline into the perfect chicken run, then just build a coop into the side of it.
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Chicken Coop Made From a Garden Play Set
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OK, so this is more a chicken roam area, but you could easily turn part of it into a coop. I love that they have the feeder hanging from where the swing would have hung.
Chicken Coop Made From a Washing Machine
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They might not live inside the washing machine, but it still looks amazing. Just remember not to spin dry your chicks.