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Missing measurements cost material.
The cut list and drawings come from the same design, so you are not reconciling conflicting numbers on the fly.
4×8 coop plan with attached run
Build a coop that looks this good. Without guessing.
Every cut, connection, layout and build step is already worked out in one downloadable plan. Sized for up to 6 standard hens.
✓Instant PDF✓35 build steps✓100 parts accounted for✓One time purchase
4×8 coop with attached runSized for up to 6 standard hens
The plan is already resolved.
Parts, positions, connections and steps come from the same frozen design.
0canonical parts
0positioned instances
0connections
0instruction steps
Where cheap plans get expensive
Mistakes show up
after the first cut.
after the first cut.
A missing dimension or unclear sequence does not cost pixels. It costs lumber, hardware and another Saturday.
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Unclear sequence costs weekends.
The 35 step build sequence keeps the work moving in a deliberate order instead of making you improvise the next move.
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Weak safety details cost peace of mind.
Ventilation, predator resistance, nesting and cleanout access are designed into the coop from the start.
What lands in your inbox
Open one PDF. Know what to cut next.
The plan stays useful from the lumber run to the last latch.
01 · Complete build drawings
See the structure before you cut it.
Measured drawings and component relationships stay aligned with the same model that produced the cut list and steps.
02 · Cut list + BOM
Know what becomes what.
Parts and quantities are derived from the frozen design rather than hand-copied into a spreadsheet.
PartQtyGroup
Floor framing, Frame
Wall framing, Walls
Roof framing, Roof
Run members, Run
03 · Cutting diagrams
Plan the stock before the offcuts pile up.
Cutting layouts help turn boards and sheet goods into the actual parts in the plan.
01Stock
02Layout
03Cut
04Label
04 · 35-step build sequence
Always know what comes next.
Work through the build in a coherent sequence instead of stitching together tips from forums and videos.
01 to 08Base + floor
09 to 18Walls + roof
19 to 27Enclosure
28 to 35Finish details
05 · Private delivery
Buy once. Download yours.
Your PDF is prepared for your order and delivered by an expiring private link. No account portal. No DRM circus.
Why the pages agree with each other
One design. Every drawing, cut and connection follows it.
The coop exists as canonical 3D data. The cut list, BOM, cutting diagrams, drawings and instructions are derived from that same source, then checked before release.
Frozen release · cd4571a0…76bd38d
0Solid interferencesNo unresolved physical part collisions in the frozen release audit.
0Connection gapsExcluding intentional hinge standoffs.
0Cut-list mismatchesCut data reconciles back to the same canonical parts.
≤24 inFraming gapNo framing gap over 24 inches in the validated structure.
Every sheet edge supported.Plus beveled 14.036° top plates for full rafter bearing.This is the kind of boring detail you want solved before you spend a Saturday with lumber on the ground.
Cute outside. Serious where it matters.
The details your hens live with every day.
Ventilation, predator resistance, nesting and cleanout access are part of the structure itself.
Ventilation per bird
Airflow is designed into the coop rather than added as a decorative afterthought.
19 gauge hardware cloth
Used at 3 inch attachment spacing for the protected enclosure.
Predator apron
Integrated around the protected perimeter to help resist digging predators.
Egg access
An integrated nest bank lets you collect eggs from outside the coop.
Roosts + droppings board
Routine cleaning is part of the design, not something you figure out after the build.
Protected run
The coop and run are designed as one product, not two unrelated sketches.
Up to 6 standard hens.
Sized honestlyThat's a fixed capacity specification, not a sales filter. If you have 12 hens, the design can be repeated as two coops, but each coop still houses up to 6 standard hens.
Flock & Frame build plan
PlanMyCoop
4×8 chicken coop with attached run
for up to 6 standard hens
for up to 6 standard hens
100parts
51connections
35steps
One plan. One price.
The decisions are already made. You get to build.
$39
USD • one time purchase • instant PDF delivery
- Complete 4×8 coop and attached run plan
- Cut list and bill of materials
- Cutting diagrams
- 35 measured build steps
- Chicken health and predator details
- Private order stamped PDF delivery
Secure Stripe Checkout. Digital PDF. No physical product is shipped. Delivery details · Refund policy
FAQ
Questions before you buy.
The important stuff, without hiding it in fine print.
What exactly do I receive?
One downloadable PlanMyCoop PDF covering the 4×8 coop with attached run: build drawings, complete cut list and BOM, cutting diagrams, step drawings and the 35-step instruction sequence.
Is this a physical coop kit?
No. This is a digital building plan. Lumber, roofing, fasteners, mesh, tools and other materials are purchased separately.
How many chickens is the design for?
Up to 6 standard hens per coop. That is a design specification, not a checkout qualifier.
What happens after I pay?
Your order is prepared automatically, your copy is stamped with your email and order number, and a private expiring download link is sent to your checkout email.
Can I print the PDF?
Yes. It is a normal downloadable PDF. There is no password, DRM or view only portal.
What if I cannot access my file?
Email support@flockandframe.com from the address used at checkout. We can verify the order and help restore access or address a delivery failure.
What is the refund policy?
Because PlanMyCoop is a digital download, successfully delivered orders are generally not refundable for a change of mind. Incorrect charges, duplicate charges, corrupted files and delivery failures are covered by our Refund Policy.
Your first cut starts with a clear plan.
One complete plan. $39 once. Yours to build from.