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Round-Top XL Stand-Up
Model 2
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Summary of Contents for roost&root Round-Top XL Stand-Up Coop
- Page 1 Help Text-line: 512-334-6610 EMAIL: support@roostandroot.com re: Assembly Support VOICE: 877-741-2667 | Assembly Support ext 3 Assembly Instructions Round-Top XL Stand-Up Coop™ Model 2 These written instructions, as provided with your purchase, will always be the latest iteration of the instructions and match the coop shipped and provide the most complete up-to-date information.
- Page 2 Roof Vents Front Left "Roost" Closed Area Eaves Where Birds Sleep "Egg Box" Optional Feeder Optional Waterer Back Right (We recommend having the back side of your coop facing North) "Run" Open Wired Area Turn Out Door...
- Page 3 What to expect... Understanding these concepts / conventions will help guide you through the instructions. Mating edges of parts to be flush and tight (when called for) will keep measurements in tolerance as the coop grows in size. CRITICAL: Having a flat area is required for the coop to assemble properly and operate properly. We estimate about 8 man hours (1/2 day for 2 people) of ordinary skills to assemble.
- Page 4 "B" Parts - Roost Tools Provided Written Parts List T25 & T20 Torx Bits B1 Roost Bars (4 identical) Phillips Bit "A" Parts - Exterior B2 Roost Door Panel (door) Magnetic Bit Holder B4 Roost Door Storm Panel (translucent panel) 1/8"...
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Page 5: Please Be Careful
Please Be Careful Coop is designed to be assembled by two people of ordinary skill. Some of the steps will need to be performed from a ladder. If you are not comfortable and experienced standing on and working from a ladder you may want to get some help for those steps. - Page 6 3" T25 Screw = Direction Phliips Bit T25 Torx Bit Phillips Screw Of Screws Color of screws may vary. Bit Holder :-) Here we go ! Find and remove The first step is to assemble the two back panels and two shipping Make Edge back side panels as illustrated.
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Page 7: Left Side
3" T25 Screw Wire Side Faces Inward Color of screws may vary. Pre-Drilled Holes Leading Edge Only Front Keep faces flush Make Bottoms Flush Back Left Side Looking like something... 2.1 A1 & A2 Side Panels: The left and the right wired panels are the same and have pre-drilled holes in both edges. Using 6 T25 screws, attach the front A1 & A2 panel to the back section A5 &... - Page 8 Fig 3 Wood Up 3" T25 Screw Window C1 Flush Here Bolt Color of screws may vary. = Direction Of Screws Open Door To Access Screw Holes All Edges Flush Assembled As A Unit Then Fitted Into Place In Next Step... Wire Down Edges Flush Floor Aligned...
- Page 9 Hang Assembly On Boards Inside Panels A5, A6 Fig 4 Fig 4A Egg Box Assembly From Step 3 After this step, the coop will become very difficult for even two people to move so you should make sure its positioned where you want and on level high ground.
- Page 10 D4 Valance D3 Valence Holder Fig 5 D2 Door A21 Arc A21 Arc Flush 26-1/2" Fig 5A Stake :-) Find your step ladder again! 5.1 Attach Left & Right Run Fronts: Using T25 screws into pre-drilled holes, attach left side A7 and A8 panels as illustrated in Fig 5 making sure to keep edges and bottom of panels flush.
- Page 11 Assemble A22's as straight as possible. One trick would be to use the provided string stretched along its length after first screw and make it straight before screwing all 4 screws in... T-20 Screw (color may vary) Fig 6 Make 4"...
- Page 12 Color coded stickers on panels. Arrow point to back. Left Back Identify the 6 run roof panels and their features. Front panels will overlap back panels. "V" ribs point up. Left Middle Right Front Front Front Left Middle Right Back Back Back The 6 run roof panels are labeled with colored...
- Page 13 Please Be Careful! Use Bit Holder Directly With Roof Screw Included 1/8" Drill Bit 8.3 Drill Out Center Holes: Again, being careful not to shift pieces, use Overhang your drill and provided small drill bit to drill through the MB bottom back Roof On piece of metal using pre-drilled holes in top piece of MF metal for guides.
- Page 14 Please Be Careful! Slide up and under both center roof pieces. Loosen roof screws as required to allow slipping under of lower panels. 9.3 Tighten All Screws: Tighten screws along the left side center panels to where the neoprene rubber washer is compressed and pin the panels that you slid under down into place.
- Page 15 Align latch carefully and use 2-3 screws Sliding Gate Latch Pan Head Screw to attach, then tighten. An extra hook and eye set Flat Head is provided if you want to Phillips install inside of coop. Screw A9 Door :-) Like, you're pretty much done! Another set of hands will be helpful...
- Page 16 Fig 8 Cut-Away View of Roost Alternate Hook Location B5 Day Roost Bar Hook Pre-Drilled Hole For Eye H3 Hook & Eye :-) Need that helper again! 11.1 Install Roost Bars: Roost panels are hidden so that you can see locations of roost bars. Using a helper behind the coop, position B1 Roost Bars in locations shown in Fig 8 and using T25...
- Page 17 Fig12 F2 Waterer Bracket (if purchased) Installs Up Against Wall Using 2 T25 Screws Through Holes In Bottom of the Bracket and Into Door Frame. Fig 12A :-) Chow time! 12.1 Install Waterer Bracket: If you purchased the optional waterer, install the F2 Bracket in the position as illustrated in Fig 12 using 2 T25 screws...
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Page 18: Ground Level
Some things to know about using your new Round-Top Stand-Up™ Chicken Coop You will need to put some sort of a liner in the bottom of the egg boxes. We recommend a cut up door mat that can be washed. An egg might get broken or some chickens will prefer sleeping in Illustration is of Standard Model Coop the egg boxes at times in the year, and a liner makes it easy to wash.
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