Whether you have a backyard flock because you are a chicken lover or a hobby farmer, we offer quality chicken coops for 8 chickens. We know the safety of your hens is important to you, so we designed our coops to be strong enough to withstand predators and inclement weather. We want to help you give your hens a safe place to live.

When in the search for a prefab chicken coop for 8 chickens, it is important to consider the size of your coop and the comfort of your chickens. You do not want a coop that will crowd your chickens, and neither do you want to pay for a large coop when a smaller one would have sufficed. Let’s look at some coop options we offer that would suit 8 chickens.

Find the Perfect Chicken Coop for 8 Chickens

Q48C

Board and batten siding
4′ x 4′ run area
4′ x 4′ chicken coop area
94″ high
4 nesting boxes
Natural stain
Charcoal shingles

Q48C

LP Siding
4′ x 4′ run area
4′ x 4′ chicken coop area
94″ high
4 nesting boxes
Buckskin siding with hunter-green trim
Forest green shingles

Q44

Board and batten siding
80″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Cedar stain
Cedar shingles

Q44

LP Smartside siding
80″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Buckskin Paint with White Trim
Charcoal Shingles

Shown with optional wire over window

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Q44T

LP Siding
75″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
2 wheels with wheelbarrow handles
4 x 4 coop area and 4′ x 5′ run area
Navajo white siding and buckskin trim
Walnut brown shingles
One 12 x 18 Window

A46

Board and batten siding
79″ high – 14″ off the ground
6 nesting boxes
Cedar stain
Walnut brown shingles
One 18 x 23 Window

A46

LP Siding
79″ high – 14″ off the ground
6 nesting boxes
Light gray siding with white trim
Nickel gray shingles
One 18 x 23 Window

A44

Board and batten siding
65″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Rustic cedar stain
Weather gray shingles
One 12 x 18 Window

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A44

LP Siding
65″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Beige siding with chestnut trim
Walnut brown shingles
One 12 x 18 Window

D44

LP Siding
78″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Buckskin siding with green trim
Forest green shingles
One 18″ x 23″ Window

D44

Board and batten siding
78″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Cedar stain
Walnut brown shingles
One 18″ x 23″ Window

L45

Duratemp siding
82″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Clay siding with beige trim
Weathered gray shingles

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L45

Board and batten siding
82″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Natural stain
Cedar shingles

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How Big Does A Chicken Coop Need To Be?

If you are wondering how big your chicken coop for 8 chickens should be, an easy way to calculate the proper size for your coop is to assume each chicken requires about 4 square feet of space.

There are coops available with a run attached. A run is generally some type of closed-in outdoor area where your chickens can peck and scratch and dust-bathe. We offer a chicken coop and run so your chicken is not stuck inside the coop all day.

The most important thing to keep in mind when buying a chicken coop is the well-being and happiness of your chickens. Make sure your coop gives them ample room to move around and remember that you’d rather go “too large” than too small when it comes to chicken coops.

What Style of Coop Should I Choose for 8 Chickens?

If you are having trouble deciding what chicken coop for 8 chickens is the right choice for your flock, then we have some pointers for you.

Here are some things to consider when choosing your style of chicken coop for 8 chickens…

Size – Do you have enough of space in your backyard (or wherever you plan to put the coop) for a large enough coop? Can you maintain 8 chickens and keep them healthy?

Security – If any type of storm arises, is your coop going to be secure? Are your chickens going to risk getting wet or sick, and thus be prone to disease? (It is also a good idea to consider the chicken breed you choose as some breeds are not as hearty). Are your chickens going to be safe from predators in your coop, or could a raccoon easily break in the door or climb in a window?

Climate – Lastly, it is smart to consider the insulation of the coop. Are your chickens going to stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer? You can often add some features to your coop to make it more climate-friendly.

Chicken Coop for 8 Chickens- Our Chicken Coop Styles

The Combination Chicken Coop

The combination coop, our best-selling coop, is a standard coop with an attached run. The attached run gives your chickens a safe space to peck and scratch freely.

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The Quaker Chicken Coop

The Quaker coop is a classic choice, known for its attractive room style with an overhang. Customize your Quaker coop by adding an attached run or removable litter trays, and make it the perfect home for your 8 hens.

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The Tractor Chicken Coop

The Tractor coop is most known for its wheels, making your coop mobile! A chicken coop tractor allows you to move your coop from place to place in your yard, giving your chickens new pecking space and free pest control for you!

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The A-Frame Chicken Coop

The A-Frame Coop comes with a signature peaked roof and many options for customization. This particular style of coop, The A-Frame Chicken Coop, is a good choice for a lot of chickens and comes in a range of sizes. Standard features include nesting boxes, roost, and more.

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The Dutch Chicken Coop

This style of chicken coop for 8 chickens features a “barn style” roof that maximizes interior space and comes with a list of options to customize the coop. Add wheels to your barn style chicken coop to make it mobile!

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The Lean-To Chicken Coop

This little coop is an excellent choice for backyards that do not have much space. The Lean-to can be easily set up against a fence or wall and comes with a lid for easy access into the coop. Customize your small chicken coop and make it perfect for your little flock.

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