OverEZ Small Chicken Coop, Up to 5 Chickens
- Maker says
- Up to 5 chickens
- Material
- Wood panels
- Nest boxes
- Yes
Best for A first small flock
OverEZ wooden chicken coops from Small to Jumbo plus a walk-in model, and its gravity feeders and 12-gallon automatic waterer, with listed hen counts and our caution on checking floor space.
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OverEZ sells panel-built wooden coops that bolt together, made in the USA per the brand, plus large feeders and a waterer. In our catalogue:
Those hen counts are the maker's. The listings give overall dimensions rather than the inside floor, so we cannot recount them here. Measure or ask for the inside floor and run it through the coop size calculator, which compares Penn State, UMN and the common 4 + 10 rule.
Space per bird, square feet: inside the coop / in the run
| Birds | Penn State | UMN | 4 + 10 rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard laying hens | 1.5 / 8 | 3–5 / — | 4 / 10 |
| Large breeds | 2 / 10 | 3–5 / — | 4 / 10 |
| Bantams | 1 / 4 | 3–5 / — | — |
| Ducks | 3 / 15 | — | — |
| Geese | 6 / 18 | — | — |
| Quail | 1 / 4 | — | — |
Sources: Penn State Extension, Small-Scale Poultry Housing, Table 1 (Minimum Space Requirements for Poultry); University of Minnesota Extension, Raising chickens for eggs (“a minimum of 3 to 5 square feet of indoor space per bird”); Widely repeated hobby guideline (4 sq ft inside, 10 sq ft in the run per standard chicken), e.g. GRIT, Chicken Coop Space Requirements. — = not given by that source.
OverEZ suits keepers who want a sturdier wooden coop than budget fir kits and plan on a medium or large flock, and egg sellers who need many nest boxes. The walk-in model lets you stand up to clean. Pair any coop with hardware cloth on vents and run, and a door that closes at dusk.
PawHut and Aivituvin sell lighter, lower-cost fir coops with attached runs; Omlet's Eglu Pro is the plastic alternative for a mid-size flock. For big feeders, RentACoop's 65 lb six-port feeder and Grandpa's Feeders' treadles are the usual comparisons.
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