More than a coop. It's an ecosystem.

Meet the only truly self-sufficient chicken coop on the market. Engineered by a chicken-keeper for chicken-keepers, this self-sustaining system eliminates numerous bird-tending headaches through its engineering alone.

The standard coops on market today don't actually solve problems at the source; instead they remedy them.

Explore the Coop

There is one persistent, unanswered problem with keeping chickens: the septic conditions caused by waste build-up.

The Queen of Coops has 2 patent-pending technologies that directly eliminate this issue.

How we compare

The only coop built to stay clean.

Every coop gives your flock a home. Only one is engineered so it never needs to be scraped out.

our coop

Queen of Coops

Roost & Root

Walk-In

Carolina Coops

Carolina Coop

OverEZ

XL

Self-cleaning roost
Tilt-N-Slide® deposits nightly waste automatically. No scraping.
Manual raking
Deep litter method
Pull-out tray
Air-gap ventilation chamber
The Gothic Arch creates a separate chamber that collects rising heat and moisture; fan purges at 6–10 air changes per hour.
Passive updraft only
Passive vents only
Passive gable vents
Full cold-weather enclosure
Included — tarp, HDPE, and polycarbonate panels fully enclose the space. The air-gap system means full enclosure never traps moisture or ammonia.
Storm panels sold separately. Must leave ventilation gaps — can't fully enclose.
Winter storm shields sold separately.
Hen house only — no enclosed run.
Built-in compost system
Included
Integrated garden beds & cold frames
Engineered for optional 45 sq. ft. raised garden beds with included polycarbonate side wings and roll-down PVC cold frames.
Walk-in access
Price

$3,795

kit + ~$300–500 local materials†

~$6,000+

+ storm panels extra

$8,299

+ storm shields extra

~$3,500

hen house only

† Lumber and cattle panels are standard at any Home Depot or Tractor Supply — we designed the kit this way intentionally. Shipping them would add $1,500+ to the price with zero benefit to you.

Every Feature Explained

Engineered down to the last detail

Tap any point on the coop to see what makes it different.

A solid cedar front wall and welded-wire door keep the flock secure while giving the coop its finished, architectural face.

A cattle-panel arch frames the doorway and lines up over the door below the vent fan. Train vines up it for shade and curb appeal.

An 8-inch fan pulls air through the roof's separate air-gap chamber for active ventilation — 6 to 10 air changes an hour without chilling the birds.

The gothic arch cap crowns the roof and forms the top of the Supernova Roof System® — a physically separate air-gap chamber, not just a vent fan.

Lightweight corrugated HDPE panels shed rain and snow and resist UV, without the rust of metal or the rot of plywood.

A 16-gauge cattle-panel run pairs with clear PVC sidelights that roll down to fully enclose the coop in cold weather, with no ventilation gaps required.

Cedar raised beds wrap the coop with roughly 45 square feet of growing space, and roll-down sidelights double as cold frames to extend the season.

The self-cleaning roost tilts each night to drop waste straight into the exterior compost bin — no scraping and no daily mucking.

A vertical-groove, smoke-gray twin-wall polycarbonate back wall lets soft light in while blocking wind and weather.

A natural cedar center board joins the two roof halves and gives the back wall its clean architectural seam.

The arch roof cap extends about 2 feet past the back wall, sheltering the compost bin and keeping rain out of the waste.

A perforated HDPE compost bin runs the full width of the coop (about 30 inches tall and 2 feet deep) and composts waste from the Tilt-N-Slide® roost with no turning.

Support Team

Reach out to us anytime at support@queenofcoops.com.

Guaranteed to Last

Up to 5-year warranty and replacement support!

Fast Shipping

Top-tier freight shipping. Coop arrives on a 4x8 palette.

My Story

It all began with a simple goal: create a better life for chickens. Meet Kimberley — founder of Queen of Coops and experience the story of how she got here.

Read here