Hi, would it be possible to put a bottom on this coop? Thanks
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I used bricks to make a rodent proof floor under this coop. You could cut a plywood piece to fit the bottom.
969975
Not sure what you are asking. You could put casters on the bottom the way it is. If you mean instead of the round bottom on the corners,the cabinet comes with that part attached.
1293395
Pre drilled holes on the bottom. So u could anchor it to the wall from the bottom possibly
894541
hmmm I don't see how that could be done. The bottom is a base and a little larger than the unit itself. It's a nice product and fits and looks well in our space.
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It can be, but the seed tray for the bottom and the wire sides of the cage Rest directly on the base, the cage has no bottom of its own. Whatever you're going to put it on instead must be large enough to fit the footprint of the cage.
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We hang ours on a stack of hay bales. You could set it on the ground but yes it would be low.
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Hi. There is no floor to the bottom section but if you're handy you can cut one out and add it.
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I think it's possible but would not be easy. The bottoms are solid. When the plants and soil are added they're quite heavy.
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Mine is in an 8x8 dog run with roof. Walk in. My coop is off the ground on a simple frame. Chickens have access to all the ground space. I made a ladder to get in the coop.
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Yes, you could easily add on. This coop is built in the cheapest way!!! I read the reviews, but I didn't have a clue about chickens, so I just went ahead and purchased it. If I were you, I would just build one. This coop will probably fall apart with in the year, so I will be forced to build one.
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Absolutely. I did the same thing on my chicken coop. It's awesome adjusting it from the outside. Just make sure to use screws that aren't too long for whatever material your walls are. I just have T1-11 panels and I used screws that were about 5/8" and it was perfect. Just add some trim around the edges and it looks great.
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Not unless you cut the legs off. :) Or I guess you could make your own holes lower and install that way! And then move it back up once they grow? Just depends how handy you want to be.
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A Lowes bucket will work and you need 3 small wheels to go on the bottom. This will be cheaper
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There would just be extra wire hanging below the bottom shelf and you might have to use fewer sheves. I think he would make you one shorter and possibly wider but you would still have to have a board or moulding across the top to hang it from.
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there is not a bottom to this planter bed. you can put a bottom platform on it with wheels.
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You would have problems attaching the bottom to the cabinet. Maybe use some brackets? The backside of the caddy is at a slight angle, not square to the base.
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It can be done if you are a pretty good carpenter. You would have to make some framing adjustments, sort of like building a picture frame to fill in the space. Not easy but it can be done.