Chicken greenhouse
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Laying boxes Air vent Bench Chook roost Tool Shed Tool Shed Greenhouse Greenhouse Greenhouse Chook Shed Chook Shed Water storage Skylight Skylight Skylight EAST ELEVATION PLAN VIEW WEST ELEVATION Water storage Greenhouse Sheds Straw Yard W N 0 .5 1 2 3 Metres 0 5 Metres Greenhouse • Tool Shed • Chook Enclosure BIRDS EYE VIEW
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Greenhouse Chook Shed Tool Shed 0 5 Metres Straw Yard Greenhouse Water storage Skylight Sheds W Bench Air vent Skylight Skylight Chook roost Laying boxes Water storage Stage 2 began some months later when materials were sourced. Plantation poles used for the frame (tied with wire) and an old shed was reused. Stage 3 involved the welding up of materials sourced from the farm to make the frame for the green house. Blue metal (stones) used as a heat sink.
Transcript of Chicken greenhouse
Layingboxes
Air vent
Bench
Chookroost
ToolShed
Tool Shed Greenhouse
Greenhouse
Greenhouse
ChookShed
Chook Shed
WaterstorageSkylight
SkylightSkylight
EAST ELEVATIONPLAN VIEWWEST ELEVATION
Waterstorage
Greenhouse
ShedsStraw Yard
W
N0 .5 1 2 3Metres
0 5Metres
Greenhouse • Tool Shed • Chook Enclosure
BIRDS EYEVIEW
Stage 1. Plantation timber poles (sourced at the farm) painted with sump oiland recycled corrigated iron set into the ground to deter dogs and foxes.
Recycled chicken wire encircles the enclosure, with a self closing gate.The shelter was made from and old washing machine and bits of tin.
Stage 2 began some months later when materials were sourced. Plantationpoles used for the frame (tied with wire) and an old shed was reused.
Stage 3 involved the welding up of materials sourced from the farm to makethe frame for the green house. Blue metal (stones) used as a heat sink.
A 44 gallon drum is used to collect rainwater. Access to the chook shed is via a small flap for the chooks at the base of the main door.
Manuare is collected via a hingedlifting floor from the tool shed.
Chook boxes are set into the green-house to allow for a heat exchange.
The completed project took about a year, but cost under $200.Ducks & Geese now occupy the area in fromt of the green house.
