The Best Chicken Coop is a Geodesic Dome (8 Reasons)

https://www.ZipTieDomes.com - 8 Reasons Why the Best Chicken Coop is a Geodesic Dome. The Perfect Chicken Coop is NOT a box, its a Geodesic Dome by Zip Tie Domes. No chicken wants to be in a box. Boxes are not a natural place for chickens. Only Fried Chicken belongs in a box, your chickens deserve something better. And these boxy wooden chicken coops always fill up with chicken poop, Even if you clean them up, they will just fill up again. What a stinky mess! And since your chickens will have to lay their eggs where they poop Your eggs will end up being covered in chicken poop. And your chicken coop's chicken poop will make your backyard and your neighborhood smell like, poop! And a wooden chicken coop full of Chicken poop is how diseases spread between chickens. And these wooden chicken coops can also harbor chicken mites and chicken lice, which is terrible for your chickens and not good for you either. But in a Zip Tie Geodesic Dome, you just slide the dome a few feet across the ground, and all of the chicken poop and diseases are left behind. This 11' dome provides over 100 square feet of fresh grass. This 16' geodesic dome has over 220 square feet of fresh grass for your chickens, or ducks! And with a Zip Tie Dome, the chickens can lay their eggs in fresh clean straw in nesting boxes that are attached to the inside of the geodesic dome, and not in chicken poop. Just use the lightweight plastic baskets you can find at any store and wire them to the inside of the geodesic dome to make a clean and healthy nesting box for your chickens to lay their eggs. If you have raised chickens in a wooden coop, you will know that on a cold night your chicks can crowd up into a corner of the coop and smother themselves. To stay warm, they will pile up into a corner and the chicks on the bottom will die from suffocation. Not so in a geodesic dome, as there are no corners in a dome, so there is no place for baby chicks or ducks to crowd up and smother themselves. Crowding and smothering in a corner cannot happen in a Zip Tie Dome, because there are no corners in a dome. And a wooden chicken coop is just too small for more several chickens. Every chicken needs 4 to 8 square feet of space, yet the wooden coops you buy will only give 1 or 2 square feet for every chicken, which is inhumane. Yet this 11' geodesic dome has over 100 square feet of floor space to easily hold 15 to 20 chickens. This 16' geodesic dome has over 220 square feet of floor space for 25 to 40 chickens with no problem. And most wooden chicken coops are not tall enough for you to step inside work directly with your chickens. But our geodesic domes are between 5' and 8' tall, which gives you plenty of room to walk inside and give your attention to the chicken that needs it. And if a wooden chicken coop is large enough to walk inside, then it will be too heavy to move, unless you have a tractor to pick it up and move it. If you can't move your chicken coop, then your chickens will eat every blade of grass they can, leaving nothing but mud, and destroying the grass in your lawn. With a stationary chicken coop, your chickens can't get to the fresh grass they need to thrive, and will have nothing but mud and dirt in their coop to scratch for food. So, maybe you can just let your chickens out of the chicken coop during the day. Does that work? Here is what happens: If you let your chickens out of the chicken coop, then they will end up pooping all over your neighbor's yard, his car, or eating his garden. Chickens do not know where your property line ends, and they can fly over your neighbor's fence and into his yard. Chickens that are let out of the chicken coop can also be eaten by your neighbor's dog, or hit by someone's car, or made into a meal by a chicken hawk, or flattened while trying to cross the road, which chickens actually do in order to get to the other side.... No joke! It really happens. So, if you want your chickens to have fresh grass, you can either keep your chickens on a leash, Or you can let them have all of the fresh grass they need inside the safety of a Geodesic Chicken Coop by Zip Tie Domes. Here are 8 reasons why you need a Geodesic Chicken Coop from Zip Tie Domes. 1. The Zip Tie Domes Geodesic Chicken Coop is very easy to build. No tools are required. Just attach the struts to the hubs with heavy duty Nylon zip ties. The dome goes up quickly and is fun to build, much like "Tinker Toys" for adults. No Tools are required for building the dome, so... No Screwdrivers are needed, No Wrenches, No Drills, No Skilsaw, or Hammer, or any other tools are needed to build the dome. Just Zip It together. Our domes are so simple that even a child can put one together. If you would like more information about our domes, please visit our website at www.ZipTieDomes.com, or call us a (931) 858-6892.