Best Flooring For Duck Run

This is our situation.

Best flooring for duck run.

Some are easy to clean. If your run is on your lawn and portable you can move it around the garden once an area has become worn to allow the grass to recover. For easy cleaning and to preserve your coop floor put a tarp down before any bedding or some peel and stick floor tiles on the floor and walls. I ve learned so much recently from reading all of your posts and really appreciate any advice.

I posted this on the predator forum but i realize that the duck people will know best. While the run didn t need to be small i also didn t want to spend too much money on this project. Tarp or floor tiles. 8 chicken coop floor options.

Why i recommend wood chips for a muddy chicken run. I need advice as to the best flooring for our new duck pen. Make sure the run has at least two meters square for the birds to range in. Our first duck coop was built out of pvc pipe chicken wire leftover greenhouse plastic and a really cool sliding door.

Written by bri wyzard. There are multiple options when choosing a suitable flooring for your chicken run. And our next and current duck coop was built out of pallets. I m hoping one day they ll get to graduate to an adorable duck house.

Low down duck nests. A two to three foot barrier will suffice. The shavings just don t stick around and the problem is often worse after these things are added to a muddy chicken run. There are so many options.

The best flooring materials for your coop. Though if you have a chicken run that remains in one position or you don t have a lawn you may find that after some rain it becomes a bit of a quagmire difficult to clean. Let s talk chicken coop floors. So much easier for the duck keeper than the chicken keeper.

Also be sure to paint or stain the outside of the coop to help protect the coop and extend its service life. The actual structure of a duck coop can be as basic or as fancy as you d like. You want to plan for 15 sq ft of run space per duck compared to 8 10 sq ft for chickens. Some are good at keeping predators out of your coop.

I have seen pine shavings and sawdust used on top of the run but this rarely works out well.