A: Breltam chicken coop is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. While some smaller coops may be suitable for indoor use, most chicken coops are designed for outdoor use. Proper ventilation is crucial for the health of the chickens, so if you plan to use a coop indoors, ensure it has adequate ventilation and space for the chickens to roam outside periodically.

A: The size of the chicken coop depends on the number of chickens you have and their size. As a general guideline, each standard-sized chicken needs about 2-3 square feet of coop space, with additional space required for nesting boxes and roosting bars. Larger breeds may require more space.

Beltam chicken coop with pull-out trays and removable perches for easy cleaning. It's recommended to clean the chicken coop at least once a week. This includes removing droppings, refreshing bedding, and cleaning water and feed containers. More frequent cleaning may be necessary depending on the size of your flock and the coop's design.

Garden beds offer several benefits, including improved soil drainage, better control over soil quality, reduced weed growth, and easier access for planting, watering, and harvesting.

The size of your garden bed will depend on factors such as the available space, the types of plants you want to grow, and your gardening preferences. As a general guideline, make sure your garden bed is wide enough to comfortably reach across (usually 2-4 feet) and deep enough to accommodate the root systems of your plants (usually 6-12 inches).