Happy chickens

A chicken coop with a feel-good guarantee

At home in the henhouse

Happy chickens - but what does a chicken need to be happy? In addition to a few conspecifics, clean water and species-appropriate feed, they also need a nice henhouse, of course.
In a HeiniCoop henhouse, your hens have everything they need for a happy life. With our practical equipment, which is easy to clean, you and your pets will have a good laugh.

A bright and clean bedroom

A good chicken coop should offer the animals sufficient light and ventilation, which also has an effect on laying performance.
In addition to integrated insulating glass windows in the doors and walls, the surfaces of the interior walls are made of galvanized, brightly coated sheet steel to provide additional reflective brightness in the chicken coop. On cold or rainy days, e.g. in winter, when the chickens don't feel like leaving the coop even during the day, it is much more pleasant in a HeiniCoop coop than in a wooden coop.

Great climate in the henhouse

The insulated sandwich elements made of sendzimir galvanized steel on the walls and roof ensure a pleasant indoor climate.

This way, the chicken coop is perfectly insulated and your chickens won't be harmed by a harsh winter night.

Each barn has 2 ventilation grilles, which can be used as a

The air vents allow fish air into the barn, but do not encourage a draught.

In addition to the perfect thermal insulation values, the choice of our materials offers additional sound insulation so that the neighbors will still like your tap tomorrow.

Safe from predators in the chicken coop

To prevent your beloved pets from simply disappearing into the stomachs of foxes, martens and other predators, it is essential to secure the chicken coop properly at night.
HeiniCoop coops are predator-proof. Nothing digs into them, nothing bites through them. If you don't forget to close the door in the evening, your chickens are absolutely safe! For even more security in the henhouse, our special flap gate from Chickenguard works like an automatic gatekeeper. It opens and closes the chicken flap automatically at dusk, at a certain time or both, as required.

No chance for mites in the barn

Red bird mites are the horror of every chicken coop owner. These small parasites hide in cracks and crevices during the day and then attack the chickens at night to suck blood. This can lead to fewer eggs or even the death of chicks or hens.
As wood naturally has cracks and crevices that grow and shrink due to humidity, there are millions of hiding places for the little vampires in a wooden coop. Wood is the favorite hiding place of mites, which multiply explosively in good weather.

Unfortunately, the only way to deal with a mite infestation like this in conventional wooden stables is often with poison. That is why only our perches are made of wood.
We simply offer these parasites hardly any hiding places in our stables, which makes life drastically more difficult for them. If an infestation of the perch is detected during an inspection of the hutch, it can simply be combated in HeiniCoop hutches with boiling water from the kettle.

Keeping the chicken coop clean is easy

A wooden stable will often look dirty and worn after a short time, as it cannot be cleaned properly. In addition, wood absorbs odors that you will never get rid of - metal does not. So it is also more pleasant for the animals not to have to live in their own stink.
As our hutches can be easily cleaned with a garden hose and the material dries again quickly, the basic conditions that parasites need to live are considerably reduced by proper hutch cleaning. In addition, the mites cannot cling to the smooth materials as well as they can to wood when the deluge comes from the garden hose.

If there is any stubborn dirt in the coop, you can simply clean it with a high-pressure cleaner.
A HeiniCoop coop still looks almost as good as new when a wooden coop has long since been thrown away. Our aim is for you to have happy chickens and enjoy our coops for many years to come.