roost&root Heritage Series User manual

Spring '23
Assembly Instructions
Heritage Series Chicken Coops ™
V1.0
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your coop. We consider these instructions company intellectual property and are granting you limited personal use only. Do not copy or distribute without written permission of Roost &
Root. We claim all available Federal protection for the name Heritage Chicken Coop ™ , our protected designs and trade dress as is allowed by any and all Federal intellectual property
protection laws. We invest heavily in your coop and work very hard to do a good job and it is only fair that our workers, vendors and future customers benefit from our hard work.
Models 20 | 30 | 40
Help Text-line: 512-596-5200
EMAIL: [email protected]
VOICE: 877-741-COOP
Assembly Support ext 3
Watch the YouTube
Assembly Overview Video
Model 20
Model 30
Model 40

Assembly Instructions
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Pre Build Notes
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01
It will be pretty much impossible for you or your contractor to assemble your new coop without (1) pre-reading these instructions to create familiarity, (2)
watching our assembly overview video, and (3) following instructions on each page. Concepts on one page are built upon in the next pages and we often
don't repeat in hopes of saving complexity. Any time taken up front going through everything will save you many hours (and grief) in the end :-)
�Your new coop won't gain full strength until completed. It must be protected from high winds until completed and properly anchored.
�Having a very level very flat area is required for the coop to assemble properly. It's impossible to overstate how much easier and better assembly will go with
things square and level. A properly prepared concrete footer is preferred.
�We estimate about 60, 75, and 90 man hours to asseble the model 20, 30 and 40 Heritage Coops, respectively. Two people are required for the build and three
can be helpful.
�You will need a chuck type drill (preferably cordless, preferably two) and a hammer and a tape measure. Everything else is provided.
�We think we put extra screws and other fasteners in the kit. If you run out, one of us goofed up :-)
�Using the instructions is part reading, part illustrations, part photos and part watching videos. Please know that we value your input to an ongoing process. We
try hard but writing good instructions on complex objects for a variety of learning styles is an imperfect science. We're genuinely sorry for any confusion our
instructions cause.
�We indicate in the instructions where all screws go. All of the screws in the kit are aggressive enough to self drive. If concerned, we also include a pilot bit.
Position, count and direction of screws are indicated by various colored arrows.
�When we build your coop the cedar wood has about 12% moisture. If you wait a long time to assemble your coop it may dry out and shrink by up to 1/8". When it
get rained on, it will swell back. Human error, machine error and believe it or not computer error can cause parts to be off by as much as 1/8th inch. Most of the
design can tolerate small errors. Where it cannot we give you a measurement that must be adhered to. Like doors, for instance.
�Panels are not marked and we omit a section in the instructions for parts ID to save complexity. All wire sides face inward and the 3D renderings will allow you to
identify panels as you go. Spacing them out for easy ID is advised.
We include a gallon of Eco Sealer and a sprayer to treat the bottom rails
of ground contact panels if you desire. Even panels that sit on concrete
footer will benefit. Cedar is proven to last 10-15 years outdoors even when
in ground contact. Sealing bottom rails will extend this time. This product
allows re-sealing and even color staining after application. In our opinion it
is a premium grade product. We do not recommend painting cedar but you
can. Whatever you decide to do, a product that allows the wood to breathe
is best. Keep toxicity in mind too. With modest care, we expect your coop to
last 20 - 25 years.
Best practice would be to pour a concrete footer. Guidance is found in the following pages. You can most certainly build this coop
directly on the ground. Ours is. In either case, great care must be taken to make the surface both level and square. A concrete
footer will simplify proper anchoring which is required to prevent high wind damage both during and after construction.
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30
40
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40
30
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40
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Green box indicates to which model that page applies...

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Coop Parts Listing
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02
"A" Run
A1 36" Wired Side Panels 6|10 |13
A2 Left Front Panel
A3 Right Front Panel
A4 Door
"B" Roost
B1 36" Roost Side Panels 4|4|6
B2 L&R Roost Back Panels
B3 Back Middle Roost Panel
B4 Roost Entry Door
B5 Roost Side Door Panel
B6 Model Roost Bunk Set 2|2|4
B8 Bunk Ramp
"C" Egg Box
C1 36" Egg Box Panels 3|4|5
C2 Egg Box Assemblies 3|4|5
C3 Egg Box Roof Panels 22" 6|8|10
"D" Roof
D1 Left Front Gable
D2 Right Front Gable
D3 Left Back Gable
D4 Right Back Gable
D5 Left Mid Gable
D6 Right Mid Gable
D7 Left Notched Rafter Assembly 3|5|6
D8 Right Notched Rafter Assembly 3|5|6
D9 Left No Notch Rafter Assembly 2|3|5
D10 Right No Notch Rafter Assembly 2|3|5
D11 Collar Tie 5|8|11
D15 Left Front Upper Purlin Panel
D16 Right Front Upper Purlin Panel
D17 Left Back Upper Purlin Panel
D18 Right Back Upper Purlin Panel
D19 L&R Mid Upper Purlin Panel 4|6|10
D20 Left Front Lower Purlin Panel
D21 Right Front Lower Purlin Panel
D22 Left Back Lower Purlin Panel
D23 Right Back Lower Purlin Panel
D24 L&R Mid Lower Purlin Panel 4|6|10
D30 Left Front Transom Panel
D31 Right Front Transom Panel
D32 Mid Transom Panels 4|6|10
D33 Left Back Transom Panel
D34 Right Back Transom Panel
D40 Upper Roof Panels 32" 26 |36 |44
D41 Lower Roof Panels 40" 26 |36 |44
D42 Ridge Cap 7|9|11
"E" Trim
E1 Upper 2x4 Wall Stiffener Set 6|9|11
E2 Lower 2x2 Wall Stiffener Set 4|5|6
E3 Optional Name Board
E4 Bird Stop Trim Package 14 |20 |26
Model 20
Model 30
Model 40
"F" Storage Room
F1 Left Exterior Door Panel
F2 Right Exterior Door Panel 0|1|1
F3 Ceiling Panel
F4 Roost Wall Panel
F5 Run Wall Panel
F6 Interior Door Panel
F7 Interior Side Door Panel 0|1|1
F8 Bottom Wall Stiffener 0|1|1
"G" Misc
G1 FeedWorx Feeders 1|2|2
G2 Easy Fill Waterer Parts Set
G3 Water Door Slide Set
G4 Egg Box Liners 6|8|10
Parts that are obvious to identify
in illustrations are not labeled.
Parts that could be confusing are
both labeled and dimensions are
provided for proper ID.
QTY
20
40
30

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"Tool Kit" Contents
Page
03
Model 20 "Toolkit" List
(12) Standard OR Freeze Guard Drinkers
(1) Eco Sealer 1Gal
(1) Eco Sealer Sprayer
(1) Small Bottle of Gorilla Glue
(1) Ratchet Strap
(1) 4' Level
(1) Automatic Door Kit
(1) Roll of String
(1) Countersink Bit
(1) 5/32 Drill Bit
(3) 5lb Boxes 3" T-25 Screws
(1) 1lb Box T-20 1 1/4" Screws
(1) 1lb Box T-20 1 5/8" Screws
(24) 4 1/2" T25 GRK Screws
(2) 400 count 1½ #9 Roof Screws
(10) 3/4" Bolt - Nut - 2 Washer Sets
(3) Bolt Style Gate Latches & Hardware
(16) Stainless Steel Hinge Screws
(1) 3" Hook & Eye Door Catch
(7) Gravity Gate Latches & Screw Sets
(12) D-Ring Anchors & Bolt Sets
(1) Small SOCKiT Box & Screws
(10) Spring Snap "Clips"
(2) Bit Holders
(2) T25 Bits
(1) T20 Bit
(1) Phillips Bit
(1) PVC Glue
Model 30 "Toolkit" List
(15) Standard OR Freeze Guard Drinkers
(1) Eco Sealer 1Gal
(1) Eco Sealer Sprayer
(1) Small Bottle of Gorilla Glue
(1) Ratchet Strap
(1) 4' Level
(1) Automatic Door Kit
(1) Roll of String
(1) Countersink Bit
(1) 5/32 Drill Bit
(4) 5lb Boxes 3" T-25 Screws
(1) 1lb Box T-20 1 1/4" Screws
(1) 1lb Box T-20 1 5/8" Screws
(36) 4 1/2" T25 GRK Screws
(3) 400 count 1½ #9 Roof Screws
(16) 3/4" Bolt - Nut - 2 Washer Sets
(2) Bolt Style Gate Latches & Hardware
(1) Dual Gate Style Latch & Hardware
(16) Stainless Steel Hinge Screws
(1) 3" Hook & Eye Door Catch
(7) Gravity Gate Latches & Screw Sets
(16) D-Ring Anchors & Bolt Sets
(1) Small SOCKiT Box & Screws
(10) Spring Snap "Clips"
(3) Bit Holders
(3) T25 Bits
(1) T20 Bit
(1) Phillips Bit
(1) PVC Glue
Model 40 "Toolkit" List
(21) Standard OR Freeze Guard Drinkers
(1) Eco Sealer 1Gal
(1) Eco Sealer Sprayer
(1) Small Bottle of Gorilla Glue
(1) Ratchet Strap
(1) 4' Level
(1) Automatic Door Kit
(1) Roll of String
(1) Countersink Bit
(1) 5/32 Drill Bit
(5) 5lb Boxes 3" T-25 Screws
(1) 1lb Box T-20 1 1/4" Screws
(1) 1lb Box T-20 1 5/8" Screws
(48) 4 1/2" T25 GRK Screws
(4) 400 count 1½ #9 Roof Screws
(22) 3/4" Bolt - Nut - 2 Washer Sets
(2) Bolt Style Gate Latches & Hardware
(1) Dual Gate Style Latch & Hardware
(16) Stainless Steel Hinge Screws
(1) 3" Hook & Eye Door Catch
(9) Gravity Gate Latches & Screw Sets
(20) D-Ring Anchors & Bolt Sets
(1) Small SOCKiT Box & Screws
(12) Spring Snap "Clips"
(3) Bit Holders
(3) T25 Bits
(1) T20 Bit
(1) Phillips Bit
(1) PVC Glue
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40
30

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Orientation
Page
04
Front
Back
Model 20 coop shown...
Left
Right

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Primer - Leveling
and Squaring
Page
05
https://mtcopeland.com/blog/plumb-level-square-and-true-what-they-mean-and-how-to-measure/
https://www.wikihow.com/Level-Ground
Good resource for squaring
and leveling...
Level ground by raking
Use included 4' level
to check level in both directions...
Another great article on
preparing level ground...

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Primer - Anchoring
Page
06
Be careful. Coop must be anchored to avoid damage from excessive winds during and after construction. We do not know your ground conditions or your locale
and whether you live in an area subject to excessive winds. Please seek local guidance if you are unsure. Coop is heavy and very wind resistant. But for
extreme conditions anchoring is necessary. Many of our products have survived hurricane force winds. Panel or roof strength isn't the main worry... securing
prevents the coop from "toppling" or walls moving in high winds.
3 Possible ways to anchor your coop... there are more, here are three.
1. Concrete Screws To Concrete Footer
2. Concrete Screws To Concrete Pier
3. D-Rings & Stakes
Footer
Ground
Screw in one or two
Tapcon screws into the
bottom rails of panels
and into your concrete
footer. This is done after
you're absolutely sure
walls are set and won't
be moved. A percussion
style drill is best. Let
your footer dry for at
least 2-3 weeks or you'll
risk fracturing. Center
screw in bottom rail.
Screw
Instead of pouring a complete perimeter footer, concrete
"piers" can be poured every 3 to 6 feet and near corners.
The same 3/16 3-1/4 Tapcon screw can be used to screw
down rails into piers. If you have bedrock near the
surface, pour piers where they can reach into the
bedrock. You can also drive 3/8 rebar down into the pier
hole and leave rebar below grade but into pier hole... so
that when concrete is poured the rebar "connects" the
pier into the bedrock. Same wait time applies as to footer.
Pier
Screw
There's nothing wrong with building your coop directly on
the ground and securing with the included D-Ring
Anchoring Kit. D-Rings are comprised of the ring, the
holder, 2 bolts and 2 t-nuts each. They are placed along
the sides and near the corners.
Different styles of anchors are
then used to "anchor" to the
ground. Our video we use for
our greenhouse anchoring
is a good primer. You will need
to choose and purchase the
proper types of anchors and
tie devices for your area and
your preference.

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Dimensions | Model
20
Page
07
20
120"
255-1/2"
119-1/2"
32-1/2"
270-1/2"
135-1/4"
5'6"
77-1/4"
97-3/8"

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Dimensions | Model
30
Page
08
30
120"
363-1/2"
32-1/2"
5' 6"
119-3/8"
135-1/4"
378-3/4"
77-1/4"
97-3/8"

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Dimensions | Model
40
Page
09
40
486-3/4"
135-1/4"
5' 6"
120"
32-1/2"
119-3/8"
471-1/2"
77-1/4"
97-3/8"

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Footer Illustration
Model 20 - Birdseye
View
Page
10
Walls are 1-3/4" Thick
Corner to Corner
Outside Dimension
For Squaring
Roost
Shed
Run
Back
Front
Right
Left
281-7/8"
120"
73-3/4"
109-5/8"
36"
255-1/2"
41-3/8"
Note: If a concrete footer is poured and it is flush with ground level, you can omit pouring
footer for interior roost and shed walls. If it is elevated any above ground level, you should
pour footer under interior walls too for support. Pouring a concrete footer will simplify leveling
and squaring and provide the best way to anchor.
* Measurements can vary by up to 1/8" and rough cedar and shop variations can add up to an inch over long distances. A 6" wide or greater
footer with walls centered will provide margin for error. If your footer is on slope, backfill inside of coop to the level of the footer with sandy loam
dirt. Footer depth is a matter of preference and ground conditions. Set footer into rocky soil or at least 12" deep for anchoring purposes. Use of
1 or 2 Tapcon 3/16 (3-1/4") concrete screws in the bottom rail of each wall panel will provide good anchoring from wind. Make sure coop is level and
square before anchoring.
20
Be careful. Coop must be anchored to avoid damage from excessive winds during and after construction. We do not know your ground conditions or your locale
and whether you live in an area subject to excessive winds. Please seek local guidance if you are unsure. Coop is heavy and very wind resistant. But for
extreme conditions anchoring is necessary. Many of our products have survived hurricane force winds. Panel or roof strength isn't the main worry... securing
prevents the coop from "toppling" or walls moving in high winds.

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Footer Illustration
Model 30 - Birdseye
View
Page
11
363-1/2"
120"
73-3/4"
147-1/4"
72"
Walls are 1-3/4" Thick
382-5/8"
Corner to Corner
Outside Dimension
For Squaring
Roost
Shed
Run
Back
Front
Right
Left
41-3/8"
* Measurements can vary by up to 1/8" and rough cedar and shop variations can add up to an inch over long distances. A 6" wide or greater
footer with walls centered will provide margin for error. If your footer is on slope, backfill inside of coop to the level of the footer with sandy loam
dirt. Footer depth is a matter of preference and ground conditions. Set footer into rocky soil or at least 12" deep for anchoring purposes. Use of
1 or 2 Tapcon 3/16 (3-1/4") concrete screws in the bottom rail of each wall panel will provide good anchoring from wind. Make sure coop is level and
square before anchoring.
30
Be careful. Coop must be anchored to avoid damage from excessive winds during and after construction. We do not know your ground conditions or your locale
and whether you live in an area subject to excessive winds. Please seek local guidance if you are unsure. Coop is heavy and very wind resistant. But for
extreme conditions anchoring is necessary. Many of our products have survived hurricane force winds. Panel or roof strength isn't the main worry... securing
prevents the coop from "toppling" or walls moving in high winds.
Note: If a concrete footer is poured and it is flush with ground level, you can omit pouring
footer for interior roost and shed walls. If it is elevated any above ground level, you should
pour footer under interior walls too for support. Pouring a concrete footer will simplify leveling
and squaring and provide the best way to anchor.

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Footer Illustration
Model 40 - Birdseye
View
Page
12
Walls are 1-3/4" Thick
Corner to Corner
Outside Dimension
For Squaring
Roost
Shed
Run
Back
Front
Right
Left
120"
471-1/2"
486-3/8"
109-5/8"
73-7/8"
41-3/8"
183-3/8"
* Measurements can vary by up to 1/8" and rough cedar and shop variations can add up to an inch over long distances. A 6" wide or greater
footer with walls centered will provide margin for error. If your footer is on slope, backfill inside of coop to the level of the footer with sandy loam
dirt. Footer depth is a matter of preference and ground conditions. Set footer into rocky soil or at least 12" deep for anchoring purposes. Use of
1 or 2 Tapcon 3/16 (3-1/4") concrete screws in the bottom rail of each wall panel will provide good anchoring from wind. Make sure coop is level and
square before anchoring.
40
Be careful. Coop must be anchored to avoid damage from excessive winds during and after construction. We do not know your ground conditions or your locale
and whether you live in an area subject to excessive winds. Please seek local guidance if you are unsure. Coop is heavy and very wind resistant. But for
extreme conditions anchoring is necessary. Many of our products have survived hurricane force winds. Panel or roof strength isn't the main worry... securing
prevents the coop from "toppling" or walls moving in high winds.
Note: If a concrete footer is poured and it is flush with ground level, you can omit pouring
footer for interior roost and shed walls. If it is elevated any above ground level, you should
pour footer under interior walls too for support. Pouring a concrete footer will simplify leveling
and squaring and provide the best way to anchor.

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1.1 - Truss
(Orientation)
Page
13
20
40
30
Type 2 - Notched Truss
Type 1 - No Notch Truss
Purlin
Notches
Collar Tie
Seams Are On Back Side
Nuts On Back Side
Looking At Back Side
Ridge Plate
No Purlin
Notches
Wall Notch
Lower Rafter
Upper Rafter
They're too big to ship assembled so we engineered
pre-assembled halves that you bolt together using
giant 3/4" bolts that are both strong and beautiful.
When they're halves, they're called "rafter" halves.
Once assembled, we call them "trusses".
Opposing Overlapping
Bolt Tabs
You'll need these trusses to support the exterior walls as you build them so lets get them out of the
way. They're pretty cool and are a beautiful part of your new coop.
Familiarize yourself with these illustrations.
Depending on your model,
one or two of these left side
rafter halves (looking at back)
will be wedged instead
of notched. We will use
them in specific spots during
build.

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1.2 - Truss
(Assembly)
Page
14
20
40
30
Looking At Front Side
Left
Right
Bolt Tabs...
One Over
One Under
Bolt
Washer
Washer
Nut
1
Select a left and a right half of either a notched or not notched truss half and slide the ridge plate halves together so that the bolt
holes line up. Insert the bolt with a washer on it through both bolt tabs from the front side , insert another washer on the back
side, and hand tighten a nut onto the bolt to hold the assembly together. Flex the ridge plate halves a little if needed to make sure
bolt hand tightens down on halves. Repeat for all truss halves until all the trusses in your kit are assembled.
Notched Truss Assemblies
Model 20 ( 3) Model 30 ( 5) Model 40 ( 6)
No Notch Truss Assemblies
Model 20 ( 2) Model 30 ( 3) Model 40 ( 5)
3/4" Bolt Set
Ridge Plate
Ridge Plate
Repeat these procedures until all trusses are built.
Ridge Plate Sandwiched
Between Washers
Facing
Front
Fig 1.2.1
"Wedge"
Fig 1.2.1 - Two of the left truss halves have a different wall notch (one for model 20)
than the others. These are used in particular spots in the build and will be referenced later.
Make sure that you use these wedged left rafters on the left side of the truss assembly.

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1.3 - Truss
(Collar Tie)
Page
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20
40
30
Collar Ties
Model 20 ( 5) Model 30 ( 8) Model 40 ( 11 )
Force up collar tie
slot onto tail of
ridge plate to
position collar
tie properly.
1
4-1/2" Inch GRK T25 Screw
=
Install screws as indicated
on both sides to affix collar
tie onto rafters.
2
1-1/4" T20 Screw
(shorter so it does not go through front)
=
From the backside
install 4 T20 screws
as indicated to hold
middle of collar tie
to the ridge plate.
3
Make these edges flush
and close gap. Both sides.
Looking At Front Side
Repeat these procedures until all trusses are built.
3 Inch T25 Screw
(color may vary due to supply)
=
Provided
T25 Bit
+
Provided Bit Holder
Your Drill
+
Drive screw heads only deep enough to pull parts firmly together. Use the slower speed
on your drill or if your drill has a clutch feature, adjust it to not drive screws too deeply.
We try to "hide" heads of screws from facing up whenever possible so that the heads of
the screws don't hold water. Driven too deeply, the divot they make can hold moisture.
If necessary use provided ratchet strap to help apply force to fully position
the collar tie slot over the tail of the ridge plate while driving in screws.
Wrap strap around...
Wrap strap around...

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1.4 - Roost Walls |
Model 20,30,40
Page
16
1
Connect B1 & B2 corner
panels together as illustrated
making sure edges top and
bottom are flush. Repeat for
both left and right corners.
Make sure to overlap as
indicated in red "call out".
After corners are assembled
join them together with a
helper by installing the B3
panel between them.
Use three inch T25 screws as
illustrated. Arrows indicate
both position and direction.
Be sure to start with the back of the coop placed in such a way
that by the time you get to the front, it falls where you want it to be.
Align all edges and corners and make flush. Variations in how
level your ground is, rough cedar tolerances, shop variances, and
your assembly precision will all add up over the course of the
project and we want to minimize the impact these imperfections
cause. Front to back and left to right level is key.
B1
B1
B1
B1
B2
B2
B3
Model 40 Has
3 B1 Side Panels
3 Inch T25 Screw
(green arrow is always a 3" screw)
Illustration shown
applies to both models
20 and 30.
B1
B2
=
Remove shipping
screw in doors as
needed to drop
down and install
screws through
door frames.
2
Connect forward B1 panels to
finish up roost side walls.
With a helper, install the B3
panel between two B2's.
Right
Corner
Back Wall
Left Corner
Place level on tops
of all walls to verify...
20
40
30
Repeat Procedure
Model 40 for 3rd
Panel
Make sure
all edges are
flush...
40"
36"

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1.5 - Mid Side Walls
Model 20
Page
17
20
Truss tail wall notches are all centered between
wall panel verticals unless noted otherwise.
Both Notched
Trusses
Wedged Truss
Tail
1
Connect F1 & A1 panels to B1
on the left side and C1 panels
on the right. Use same screw
procedure as before making
sure edges are flush.
2
Identify the correct trusses
and place over the tops of left
and right walls in positions
indicated and attach using
one long T-25 screws as
illustrated below, screwed into
centers as shown.
B1
F1
C1
C1
B1
A1
Remove shipping
screws in doors and
lower for access...
Hinges
on left.
Nuts on truss ridge
plates face to back
side of coop.
Tight
4-1/2" Long GRK T25 Screw
Walls will be made
as straight as possible
in a step to come. For
now keep them "visually"
straight.
Door handle
omitted for
clarity.
Keep
walls
level.
36"
36"
C1
36"
A1
Start adding the sides to the back...

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1.5 - Mid Side Walls
Model 30
Page
18
30
Truss tail wall notches are all centered between
wall panel verticals unless noted otherwise.
Both Notched
Trusses
Wedged Truss
Tail
1
Connect F1, F2 & A1 panels to B1 on
the left side and C1 panels on the
right. Use same screw procedure as
before making sure edges are
flush. Alternate sides putting
in trusses as you go.
2
Identify the correct trusses
and place over the tops of left
and right walls in positions
indicated and attach using
one long T-25 screws as
illustrated below, screwed into
centers as shown.
B1
F1
C1
C1
B1
A1
36" Wide
Remove shipping
screws in doors and
lower for access...
Hinges
on left.
Nuts on truss ridge
plates face to back
side of coop.
Tight
4-1/2" Long GRK T25 Screw
Walls will be made
as straight as possible
in a step to come. For
now keep them "visually"
straight.
Door handles
omitted for
clarity.
C1
C1
No
Notch
Truss
F2
Hinges
on right.
Temporarily remove
shipping screws and
open doors to access
for screwing.
Level
36"
36"
Start adding the sides to the back...

Assembly Instructions
Heritage Series Chicken Coops ™
V1.0 Spring 2023
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1.5 - Mid Side Walls
Model 40
Page
19
40
Truss tail wall notches are all centered between
wall panel verticals unless noted otherwise.
Wedged Truss
Tail
1
Connect F1, F2 & A1 panels to
B1 on the left side and C1
panels on the right. Use same
screw procedure as before
making sure edges are flush.
Alternate sides putting in
trusses as you go.
2
Identify the correct trusses
and place over the tops of left
and right walls in positions
indicated and attach using
one long T-25 screws as
illustrated below, screwed into
centers as shown.
B1
F1
C1
C1
B1
A1
Hinges
on left.
Nuts on truss ridge
plates face to back
side of coop.
Tight
4-1/2" Long GRK T25 Screw
Walls will be made
as straight as possible
in a step to come. For
now keep them "visually"
straight.
Door handles
omitted for
clarity.
Temporaritly
remove
shipping screws
and open doors
to access for
screwing.
C1
C1
F2
C1
A1
36"
36"
36"
36"
Level
Three No Notch
Trusses
Hinges
on right.
Start adding the sides to the back...