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Follow this pecking order
1
READ!
LEVEL = GOOD!
2
3
4
5...
6... 7... 8...
9... 10...
5
STEP 3:
Assembling the NEST BOX
You may experience a nest box
floor that fits too tightly.
If necessary, cut away approxi-
mately a ⅛" slice from the
non-divider stop bar side,
as illustrated.
465 SUPPLEMENTAL — 10 /16 — UST
For Successful Assembly of Your Chicken Coop
READ!
READ!
FRIEND ME !
EASY AS 1-2-3 !
A production error has the nest box
lid prop too long in some models.
Cut ½"– ¾" off the end, so it can
clear the underside of the nest box
lid. Assemble first and only cut if
necessary.
A production error has two unnec-
essary pre-drilled holes on the door
frame. Please ignore—they are not
required.
Made in China for Prevue Pet Products, Inc., 224 N Maplewood Ave, Chicago IL 60612 USA • www.prevuepet.com • 1 [800] 243-3624 • customerservice @ prevuepet.com
READ THESE 
INSTRUCTIONS!
FIND A LEVEL SURFACE
Build your coop on a flat surface and, with a friend,
carry it to the location where it will be used.
Assembling the coop on the flattest surface available
will help you greatly when squaring up panels and
aligning the roof.
FIND A FRIEND
(or GO IT ALONE
—both are OK)
COUNT CONTENTS
OF ALL HARDWARE
PACKETS
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
STEP 5:
Assembling the ROOF PANELS & TRIM
Squaring up the cage before
assembling the roof is the
single most-important step
you can take to guarantee
the best roof alignment.
A squared-up frame will
result in correct alignment
and a nicer finished product.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT screw
the roof panels down until
all panels have been laid in
position and aligned evenly.
Place the roof panels over
the chicken run first. Check
alignment. Place the roof
panels over the coop house
area. Check alignment.
When all panels have been
positioned and aligned,
attach each with the appro-
priate screws.
(MODEL #465)
If you've never followed instructions before, this is a good
time to start! These tips have been compiled to lead you to a
successful assembly. We know you can do this! Good luck!
(If you still run into trouble, call Prevue Customer Service at
(800) 243-3624.)
NOT LEVEL = NOT GOOD
If you follow these steps, coop assembly will be easy for one
person. But you may find a second person's assistance useful
in some steps.
If you have to move the assembled cage to its final location,
you will definitely need assistance to protect the integrity
of the cage.
After unpacking all components, count the contents of the
screw and dowel packets. Compare the counts against the
instructions. There should be one spare for each packet.
If any packets are short, please contact Prevue or use your
own appropriate-size replacements.
SKEWED = BAD!
The view of the coop
framework from above,
with skewed alignment.
This will result in bad
roof panel placement.
COOP
HOUSE
CHICKEN
RUN
Just slide the frame-
work over to realign.
ALIGNED = GOOD!
The view of the coop
framework from above
shows good alignment
of all coop and chicken
run panels.
COOP
HOUSE
CHICKEN
RUN

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Summary of Contents for Prevue Pet Products 465

  • Page 1 Just slide the frame- priate screws. work over to realign. 465 SUPPLEMENTAL — 10 /16 — UST Made in China for Prevue Pet Products, Inc., 224 N Maplewood Ave, Chicago IL 60612 USA • www.prevuepet.com • 1 [800] 243-3624 • customerservice @ prevuepet.com...
  • Page 2 [P2] screws. view from FRONT Attach middle extenders first. view from BACK 465 SUPPLEMENTAL — 10 /16 — UST for more wonderful cages, toys, and accessories for dogs, cats, birds, chickens, rabbits, ferrets and small animals, visit www.prevuepet.com...
  • Page 3 [P ] screws. attach with [P3] screws. 465 SUPPLEMENTAL — 10 /16 — UST for more wonderful cages, toys, and accessories for dogs, cats, birds, chickens, rabbits, ferrets and small animals, visit www.prevuepet.com...
  • Page 4 Lay all the trim in position and ready for use. and adjust for the cleanest alignment. 465 SUPPLEMENTAL — 10 /16 — UST for more wonderful cages, toys, and accessories for dogs, cats, birds, chickens, rabbits, ferrets and small animals, visit www.prevuepet.com...