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Converticoop takes advantage of the classic English style arc design and gives it a little flare. I love the removable panel to access the hen house and nest for egg gathering or cleaning. It reminds me of the old removable moon roof in one of my favorite cars. I used to love taking the time to remove it and toss it in the back. It forced me to take the time to think about the great weather and the windy silence that I was about to experience. Who knows, maybe that's why it's called the converticoop sort of like those hard top convertibles. Anyway, I picture removing the frame of this chicken coop to be similarly therapeutic to that old Porsche of mine. Removing the panel with exciting anticipation of fresh organic eggs and maybe a whacky greeting from a feathered friend. It certainly seems to be the case with the designer of this chicken coop. Just visit the website and you can tell that raising chickens are part of everyday urban life for the owners of the converticoop. They've gone to the trouble of "keeping you within the letter of the law" when it comes to raising chickens within town limits. It's clearly a great source of entertainment and a mini-getaway bringing this little piece of country living into town. The design is extremely efficient and relatively easy to build. It's definitely worth your time to take a look and learn more.

The Converticoop may absolutely be the right coop for your home in the suburbs. Take a look and find out!