DIY Chicken Coop? Pre-hung windows solve your problem!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
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Matt introduces our new pre-hung predator proof chicken coop windows and walks you through all of the features which makes it perfect for a DIY chicken coop. If you're building your own DIY chicken coop, we can help you with the toughest part - a fully functional, yet predator proof window so your coop can be properly ventilated and protected!
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Our Pre-Hung Windows are available now to order via Phone or Email. We will update everyone as soon as they are available for click and buy via carolinacoops.com. You can call us at 919-794-3989 or email us at sales@carolinacoops.com to inquire about an order today!
CAN YOU SAY….. TRUE CRAFTSMANSHIP !!!! JUST AWESOME !
Perfect! I really like the window sill that you added. Very Nice!
Nice job as always Matt. First class
I love your coops so much!! Been looking at them for 2+ years and one of these days it's going to happen! If you ever decide to open a N. FL branch location, I'd be the first person to apply for a job!! 😊
Hallo friend
Wow!!! These are AWESOME !!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Always top quality hoping to build a new coop soon and implement a lot of these amazing designs
The windows aren't on the website yet....bummer. I want to know how much. And I want to know how big of a rough opening they will need. I am remodeling an old shed into a coop and there are 2 windows that don't open that need replacing. There is some rot that needs dealt with too.
Please just give us a call at 919-794-3989 and we can give you more info. Thank you.
You guys do come up with some awesome ideas
I already thought you guys were awesome, but this takes you to another level!
Thank you!
Excellent. when will the pre-hung windows be available to order on your web site ?
Genius idea! Love your work.
Wow! Another great informative video. What a super idea. Matt, love all your new ways to build a coop that is attractive, safe and functional. Keep um coming.
Thank you tonia!
I do not see the pre hung windows on your site. Where can I find them and the cost?
Also can’t find them on the site. I second this comment! ❤
Love the windows
@@einthedatadog7 We are looking on pricing and getting them on our site.
We are working on pricing and getting them on our site. Thank you.
Love that design!!! Just ready to make windows and doors for my fourth hen house. I will follow you as I have been for several years!
Matt, what do you think about a roost bar by the windowsill? I have a chicken that doesn't make it out of the coop most days.
thank you sis for the knowledge and the information is very useful for me .. greetings greetings from Indonesian laying hens breeders
Perfect!!!
❤👍nice!! Now the chickens are protected with bullet proof glass !❤👍✌Beautiful!
Now all you need to do is add a shock like they use on motor home doors. I did this to my coop and it works awesome. Forget the dowels that's too time-consuming and awkward.
Matt, I don't see you pre-hung windows offered anywhere on your website. Will you be updating your website so that these can be ordered?
Yes we will. Please call us to order and get pricing for now. 919-794-3989
Dang, I wish you had this about last year this time. 🤣
That’s awesome!
Thank you
You guys should consider going a step further by using beeswax window openers to make opening and closing windows automatic without electricity.
Awsome windows that is what took me the longest on my coop, Whats the best way to add weather proofing to those windows
Any exterior paint, stain, or Cabots Austrlian Timber oil.
This is awesome!
Where were these 4 months ago when I was making my own??
Now do doors!
We sell Dutch doors, just contact us at 919-794-3989!
Im interested how is it water proof 🤔
Hi there! How do I get one of your window's?
You can order it via our website: www.carolinacoops.com
These windows are 400 and some dollars. You can buy a nice rollout canal window for half that. I can make one for 150 counting the plexiglass
Price list ?
They will be going up on the website soon, please call if you want to order them now. 919-794-3989. Thank you.
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do your chickens not get cooked in there?
There is so much ventilation, the window opens, and our coops are full of ventilation.
Can't spend nearly $500 for a single window. This appears to be good craftsmanship and all, but the price is insurmountable.
Do you give a military discount?
Hi Joshua. We price everything as low as we can, so we don't offer discounts of any kind on our products. We do thank you for your service.
@@CarolinaCoopsVideos thanks just love your coops
@@joshuaf1820 Thank you!
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Cool concept but i'd reverse everything .. keep the poly glass on the inside with all the screws and router the window pane frames with a 1/4" bit like traditional frames
Hi, we originally did that with our older designs, but with the windows open a lot we found water was catching in the frame and affecting the wood. We find that having the polycarbonate on the outside, the water will just run off especially since our windows are predator proof, they are open most of the time. Thanks for your comments!
@@CarolinaCoopsVideos Use copper coat wood preservative and latex/silicon sealant and you wont have any issues. I always use copper coat when cutting pressure treated wood. You have to seal the cuts because pressure treated wood is only protected about 1/4" deep. So every cut needs to protected with a new coat of copper coat. I understand what you mean about water getting down and in-between the poly and the wood. Problem solved copper coat an then using sealant like latex modified silicon or aircraft quality 3m type strips tape. No mildew or water issue's with this method :) cheers
I also want to add that it's important to be able to remove the glass when it comes time to re-paint the frames in the future .. and this makes it easy. I also run screws on the crosses of each pane which makes the frames much stronger. Would love to show you my design if you guys are interested? Might wanna look into aircraft poly window seal methods. They use a unique type of strip seal. Cheers :)
@@matttafakt Hi, we don't treat/paint our windows generally, the customers do the finishing. Also our coops are made with Douglas fir lumber, the only pressure treated part is the base that makes ground contact.
We are building and shipping out so many coops, we are working hard for the increasing demand and keeping prices down. After over a decade, we have found that this design works best for our customers and us. We appreciate your comments and don't disagree with you, just for our scale of business we find this works best. Thank you for watching.
I only suggest using copper coat on the pressure treated wood where any cuts were made. The aviation 3M type tape strips are only for the poly glass to prevent water intrusion if you were to mount the poly on the inside vs the outside. Btw, where i live on the West Coast, most if not all PT wood is Douglas Fir. I love DG Fir :) Cheers@@CarolinaCoopsVideos
NOT FOR 500.00 A WINDOW!!!! Can you said RIP OFF!!!!
In this current economy we are trying our best to keep the prices as low as possible for our customers. That said, these are curated by expert craftsmen and are built to last a VERY long time. Thank you for the comment!
I love your coops just wish they weren’t so expensive
Us too! Trust us, we are doing everything in our power to keep the prices down for our customers. Even in these difficult times, we are constantly trying to make the best product as possible with a reduced cost, it is very difficult, but we believe in a few years we can do something great for everyone. Thank you for your support!