Round-Top Mobile™ Chicken Coop

See product detail links below for additional information. See Assembly option in Wizard for fully assembled coop information.

Forget wheels… this is a much better way to do mobile!

Sassy, compact, cute and crazy functional, the new Round-Top Mobile Chicken Coop is the perfect small coop for folks with smaller yards, wanting portability, or keeping fewer hens. It’s smaller on size but big on quality and features.
		Premium Quality 16 Ga Galvanized Welded Wire Is Ultra Durable And Strong, Nothing Protects Your Hens Better
		Sized for 4 Hens Max Giving Each Hen Over 4 Ft2 Of Run Space And Generous Roost Bar Accommodations
		Available Optional Integrated Waterer And Feeder Accessible From Outside The Coop
		Off-Ground Egg Box Keeps Eggs Clean And Allows Easy Collection
		Elevated Roost Bars Gets Hens Off The Ground And Up High With Good Ventilation
		Roost Vent-Wings Allow Roost To Be Closed Off During Bad Or Cold Weather And Opened Up On Pretty Days
		Roost Vent-Wings Provide Extra Shade In The Run In Hot Climates
		Galvalume One Piece Metal Roof Won’t Rust, Won’t Leak And Longitudinal Drain Ridges Direct Water To The Ends Of The Coop To Help Keep Run Dry
		Positive Gravity Latch Secured Run Door Also Doubles As Access To The Egg Box For Egg Collection
		Integrated Carry Handles Easily Allows Two People To Lift And Reposition The Coop For Seasonal Relocation Or To Control Ground Damage
		Assembles in a couple of hours with only your cordless drill. All hardware and screws (complete with proper screw bits for your drill) are included in the box

Key Design Concepts for the Round-Top Mobile Coop :

The driving force behind the Mobile coop was portability without the difficulty and trouble of wheels. Many of our customers want the ability to “scoot” their coops around, or flat out put them up in the garage or barn when nasty weather comes around. We also wanted to make a more affordable Round-Top Coop™ for those people who didn’t need more than 4 chickens or who wanted a truly kid sized coop.

What to Expect After the Sale

Whether you’re a first time backyard chicken rancher or a seasoned veteran, we want you to have a premiere experience with Roost & Root. We realize our coop is a significant investment for most people and take seriously making sure you’re satisfied and hope you will tell others.

First Contact – If you don’t order from us over the phone, you should expect an email or call after you place your order on our site to let you know we got your order and that we understand everything correctly.

Delivery – Your exact ship date is shown after placing order and in your order confirmation email. You should expect to receive large boxes or on larger or assembled coops a palletized motor freight shipment.

Coop Assembly & Setup – Written instructions are provided with every coop and on each coops product page too. We get calls with questions from less than 5% of customers when they are setting up their new coop. Just know that if for any reason you need help, we answer our phone at all but the rudest of hours and are happy to assist. In the rare event that there is shipping damage, a missing part or a mis-manufactured part, we ship out a new part right away. We hand-make your coop so it is possible that we make a mistake. It is rare, but it does happen. Coop assembly overview videos are available on-line at YouTube.

Getting Your Hens Situated In Their New Home – If you’re not already experienced, we expect that we will be one of your main resources for you to get comfortable with keeping hens. We expect that you will contact us with questions about chicken keeping until you know what you need to know to be comfortable. We as a family have hundreds of hens at any point in time, and use our coops to house many of them. Chickens are incredibly hardy and after you get to know how it all works you’ll be amazed how little effort it is and how much fun it can be. Each of the instruction sets have particular suggestions for getting started with that coop.

A note about gravity style feeders…

Our new EZ-Fill Feeder² is improved and will easily hold a long weekends worth of food. Gravity feeders are a class of feeders that, as the name implies, rely on gravity to dispense feed. Chickens eat, and more falls down. ANY gravity feeder can clog, although our new EZ-Fill Feeders² fight this tendency.

In high humidity areas, with certain feeds, during certain seasons of the year, our feeders can clog too. If a feeder did clog, shaking the feeder will almost all the time dislodge the food. Feed absorbs moisture. Some feeds contain anti-clumping agents to keep them from absorbing moisture during manufacturing and those feeds do best.

Many times, more expensive organic feeds do not have anti clumping agents in them, and are in fact, more susceptible to clogging.Experiment with different feeds that are available in your area to discover what’s best. But you will no doubt, sooner or later, need to shake tap or poke at the feed to dislodge it.

Customers report feed stored in original paper feed bags clogs less. At least with our Easy-Fill Feeders, you’re doing it from outside the coop 🙂

Mobile Coop Assembly Information

We designed the Round-Top Mobile Chicken Coop to be easily assembled by two people of average skill in about an hour. All needed tools and fasteners are included in the box with a set of current instructions. You provide a cordless drill.

We’ve created a 7 minute video that gives a complete idea of what goes into assembling a Round-Top Mobile Coop. If the embed below is not working or you prefer to watch the videos directly on YouTube, click here.

The printed instructions that come with your coop and the .pdf file on the Assembly Instructions Tab are always the latest version.

Hen Capacity Color Key: Bantam Sizes / Average Sizes / Large Breeds

Data Given In Format 

COOP | WITH EXTENSION

Egg Production

(per week)

Run Width x Length

(In feet rounded)

Run Space
(Feet squared)

Hen Capacity
(No Free Range Time)

Hen Capacity
(With Free Range Time)

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Mobile

16-24 | Same

4'x5' | 4'x10'

20ft² | 40ft²

6/4/2 | 6/4/2

6/4/2 | 6/4/2

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Backyard

24-36 | 36-48

5'x5' | 5'x10'

25ft² | 50ft²

10/6/4 | 14/10/6

14/10/6 | 14/10/6

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Stand-Up

24-36 | Same

5'x6' | 5'x8'

30ft² | 40ft²

10/6/4 | 10/6/4

10/6/4 | 10/6/4

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Chicken Loft

48-60 | n/a

9'x6' | n/a

54ft² | n/a

14/10/8 | n/a

14/10/8 | n/a

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Walk-In

60-72 | Up to 100

10'x8' | 15'x8'

80ft² | 120ft²

30/20/12 | 35/25/15

30/20/12 | 35/25/15

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Sustain
(seasonal)

80-100 | n/a

10.5'x6.5' | n/a

68.25ft² | n/a

30/20/12 | n/a

30/20/12 | n/a

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