Chicken Coop for 15 Chickens – Brahma Chicken Coop

SKU: BRA_COOP_WIRUN

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Description

Our biggest coop ever the Brahma Chicken Coop is ready for your large flock to call home!!

The Brahma Coop comfortably fits 15 large breed chickens or 18 small breed chickens. Capacity also depends on whether your flock free ranges and how much time they spend in the coop, your girls are only in the hen house to roost and lay, so we recommend looking at the measurements and seeing what works for your setup.

Keep in mind the chickens share nesting boxes and stand side by side on the roosting rods!

Water Tight: Our chicken coop has flashing above the nesting box roof lids to prevent water from running into the nesting box.
Easy cleaning: Has a reinforced pull-out tray to catch their waste for easy cleaning
Quality Construction: Heavy-gauge stainless steel hardware, galvanized wire mesh, hard plastic lined under roof panels for additional moisture barrier, Adjustlock bolt latches, supporting braces between panels, Acrylic sliding window, Fold down and LOCKING window covers!
Thoughtful engineering: Solid construction, added supports under the nesting box, diagonal wood supports on all panels, panel reinforcement...
Roosting Bars: New 2-inch roosting bars allow your chicken's foot to spread out and relax on the bar. Read more about roosting bars.
Easy Access: Doors under each nesting box for easy access to the space under the hen house. The Run has a door panel and half door on the end panel. This makes cleaning the run a cinch and helps in letting the girls out for free ranging.
Roomy Interior For All Your Chickens:
- 75" x 53" (6ft x 4.5ft)
- 27.5 sq Ft
- 29ft on interior Roosting Bar space (1.9ft per chicken at 15 chickens)
Shipping: Your coop will ship safely via freight and typically arrives within 7–10 business days after it leaves our warehouse. A signature will be required at delivery to ensure it’s placed securely.
Easy to Assemble: Each piece is labeled and pilot holes pre-drilled. The step-by-step videos on our YouTube channel are also available!

Additional Benefits:

If you're looking to enhance your extra large (XL) chicken coop with a run, check out our chicken waterer, , chicken coop heater for safe warmth during the winter, and the predator-proof chicken coop kit for elevated hen safety.

Keep in mind that you can purchase additional run extensions and additional hen houses if you would like to expand and customize your coop space!

A few additional points to consider:

Our chicken coop kit for 15+ chickens with a run extension has flashing above the nesting box roof lids to prevent water from running into the nesting box
Our carabiners and other hardware are heavy-duty stainless steel
Easy to clean pull out tray to catch their waste and keep things clean
Our amazing coop has multiple vents providing important airflow in the chicken house
Each panel has four additional diagonal wooden support pieces
Run extension/support under each nesting box (without support the nesting boxes sag and quickly fall apart
Acrylic sliding window rather than wood which can shrink or expand and make it difficult to open the windows/vents
Hard plastic liner under all roof panels for durability and weatherproofing
We use strong chicken wire mesh (twice as thick as most other coops) with small holes to keep predators out
We use heavy-duty hardware (Ajustlock bolt latches!)
EVERY piece is labeled, and our instructions are thorough and written by us =)
We sell hen houses and runs separately allowing you to customize and expand your setup
THICK nest box dividers (twice the thickness of most other coops)
Well-constructed ladder

You are sure to love the doors under each nesting box for easy access to the space under the hen house. This allows for easy cleaning and for letting the girls in and out. The run has a door panel and on the runs end panel half the panel is a door. This makes cleaning the run a cinch and helps in free ranging.

Final Suggestions:

Since they are made of wood and will be outside 24/7, we STRONGLY recommend that you stain, lacquer or paint your extra large (XL) chicken coop with a run for 15+ chickens. The stain applied is a base coat that is not designed to protect your coop long term from the elements. Often in transit parts can get dinged or scratched etc. You may need to touch up your coop before staining or painting it!

Once set up we recommend anchoring it down, this can be as simple as a stake on each side of the hen house and run area. As much as we have tried to predator proof our coops, you know your area best and you may want to put wire around your coop, or put pavers. You'll always want to double check hardware and latches to make sure everything is tight and secure. Larger predators like bears you will want to look at installing an electric fence around the perimeter.

Specifications

Vendor: The Chicken Coop Company

Material: Wood construction with metal hardware and wire mesh

Dimensions & Weight

Unit: L (75 in) x W (53 in) x H ()

Weight: 230 lb

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Frequently Asked Questions About Chicken Coop for 15 Chickens – Brahma Chicken Coop

How many chickens can the Brahma Chicken Coop hold?

faThe coop is designed to accommodate up to 15 large breed chickens or 18 small hens. Actual capacity depends on breed size, available free-range access, and how much time your flock spends inside the coop.

Is this coop suitable for year-round outdoor use?

Yes, the coop is built for outdoor use with reinforced construction, weather protection features, and durable materials. However, applying a protective finish such as paint or sealant is recommended for long-term durability.

Does the coop provide protection from predators?

The coop includes heavy-duty wire mesh with small openings, reinforced panels, and secure latches to help protect your flock. Depending on your location, additional predator protection may be recommended.

Is the coop easy to clean and maintain?

Yes, the coop is designed for easy maintenance with a pull-out tray for waste removal and multiple access doors that make cleaning and flock management more efficient.

Can I expand the coop as my flock grows?

Yes, the system is designed to be flexible. Additional run extensions and hen house units can be added to expand and customize your setup over time.

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Reviews

5 stars: 23 (57%)
4 stars: 10 (25%)
3 stars: 7 (18%)
2 stars: 0 (0%)
1 star: 0 (0%)

Growing into it

This is our first coop, so there was definitely a learning curve. Once everything was assembled and the flock moved in, daily care became much easier than I expected.

Comfortable setup

My son wanted to help with the build, so we turned it into a weekend project. It took us longer because we worked at his pace, but the finished coop has been a great addition.

Feels dependable

A strong thunderstorm rolled through a few days after we finished assembly. Everything stayed secure, and the flock carried on like nothing had happened.

Straightforward build

Laying all the parts out before starting saved a lot of time. The project went smoothly once everything was organized.

Glad I chose this

The first eggs collected from the new nesting boxes felt like a milestone. The hens adapted quicker than I expected, which made the transition stress-free.

Worth the switch

Opening the doors to freshen the bedding is much easier than in our previous coop. Small details like that have made everyday care more enjoyable.

Growing into it

This is our first coop, so there was definitely a learning curve. Once everything was assembled and the flock moved in, daily care became much easier than I expected.

Fits our backyard

Even though it's built for a larger flock, it doesn't overwhelm the yard. The layout feels balanced and still leaves us room around the garden.

Solid addition

This was my first time putting together a coop this size, so I underestimated how long the project would take. Once it was finished, everything worked the way I expected and the flock settled in quickly.

Good overall

The finished coop has been a solid addition to the yard. My only reason for three stars is that I underestimated how much time a project this size would take from start to finish.

Nice improvement

My old coop needed constant little repairs, so it was nice starting fresh. The first month has been far less work than I was used to.

Weekend project

Most mornings start with fresh water, feed, and a quick look around before work. The layout has made those daily checks simple, even when I'm short on time.

Easy to check

Before leaving for work, I always take a quick look through the coop. Being able to see everything at a glance has made those early mornings much easier.

Good experience

Sorting the hardware into small containers before assembly made the project much easier. It took a little planning, but everything came together without much confusion.

Keeping up nicely

This was my first coop of this size, so the build took longer than expected. Once everything was together, it has worked well for our birds.

Settled in fast

By the third night every hen had claimed a favorite roost. Watching them settle in so quickly told me the move had been a good one.

Morning routine

The first hot weekend gave me a chance to see how the flock handled the new setup. They stayed active, and I appreciated having enough room to spend a little extra time checking everyone over.

Took some planning

This was the biggest coop I've assembled, so I spread the project over a couple of afternoons instead of trying to finish it all at once. The extra time paid off in the end.

Built for everyday use

This was the largest coop I've assembled on my own, so I spread the project over two afternoons. Nothing was especially difficult, but I was glad I didn't rush it.

Looks right at home

Assembly stretched into a second afternoon because I worked through it by myself. Nothing was difficult, but it wasn't a quick project either.

Room to grow

Starting with a small flock doesn't always stay that way. Having a coop that gives us flexibility for the future feels like the right decision.

Fits our plans

By next spring we'll probably add a few more hens, so buying something with room to grow made sense. It already feels like the right long-term setup.

Settled in quickly

Finding a coop for a larger flock took longer than expected. Looking back after a month, I'm glad we chose this one.

Good first month

Fresh bedding goes in much quicker than it did with our previous coop. Reaching every corner hasn't been an issue, which has made regular cleaning less of a project.

Smooth transition

One thing I noticed during the first week was how simple it is to reach every corner when it's time to freshen the bedding. That wasn't the case with our old coop.

Easy to work in

One thing I'd suggest is sorting the hardware before starting. After that, the rest of the assembly was straightforward.

Feels well planned

My grandson likes coming over to help collect eggs on weekends. There's enough room for both of us to move around without disturbing the hens.

Great purchase

A windy weekend gave me an excuse to check every latch and panel. Everything stayed solid, which was reassuring.

Comfortable setup

Finding a coop for heavier breeds took more research than I expected. After a month of use, I'm glad we held off until we found one that matched our flock.