Chicken coops for coops with pull-out trays

Cleaning features for poultry housing

This catalog contains 114 listings for chicken coops equipped with removable waste trays. These components sit beneath the roosting area to collect droppings and debris. Most models in this set use galvanized metal or plastic for the tray surface to prevent rot and simplify the washing process.

The listings include various materials and mobility options. Many designs combine the tray system with other structural features for backyard utility. Use these pages to compare tray dimensions and access points across brands like GUTINNEEN and Aosom.

Common configurations in this set

These listings represent a range of sizes from compact 79 in units to large 115 in poultry houses. The selection focuses on designs that prioritize maintenance access for the owner.

• Large wooden hen houses with nesting boxes
• Mobile coops on all-steel frames with wheels
• Waterproof rain covers for outdoor runs
• Multi-bird cages with 115 in footprints
• Foldable poultry cages with integrated runs

Frequently asked questions

Q: Where is the tray located? A: The tray sits directly under the internal roosting bars to catch waste. This placement keeps the floor of the run cleaner for the birds. Q: What materials are used for the trays? A: Most listings feature metal or thickened plastic trays that slide out on tracks. These materials are chosen for their resistance to moisture and ease of scrubbing. Q: Does the tray cover the nesting box area? A: No, the tray typically covers the main sleeping and roosting area. Nesting boxes remain separate to keep eggs clean and dry. Q: How do these trays handle outdoor weather? A: The trays are internal components protected by waterproof roofs and wooden or metal siding. They are designed to remain functional in various climates without sticking.