Chick Brooder Panels
Our chicken brooder panels will make any size brooder you prefer. Can also be used as a brooder for other poultry including poults, duckling and goslings.
Panels sold, each.
Common Uses
Specs
Disposable panels
- Corrugated cardboard
- 16" tall x 25" long
- 3/16" thick
Reuseable panels
- Double-walled plastic. Stiffer than cardboard
- Clean with soap and water
- 16" tall x 25" long
- 1/4" thick
How to Use
Six panels make a 37" diameter brooder.
Seven panels make a 50" diameter brooder.
If you are going to place the Heat Lamp Stand in the brooder, you will need 5 panels total in order for the stand to fit inside the brooder.
If the brooder is comprised of 4 panels, two of the stand's legs can fit in the brooder with two on the outside of the brooder.
Benefits
Reuseable panels can be cleaned and used again next year.
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Buckets and Troughs
TurboScoop, small
Item #938360 -Has a front-facing handle so it's uniquely easy to use and kind to wrists. Strong aluminum holds up to years of use without breaking or rusting.
$16.00 -
Heat Lamp and Accessories
Prima Heat Lamp
Item #557100 -Rugged and reliable heat lamp used to warm lambs, goat kids, chickens or for any animal that is sick or cold. Uses standard or infrared heat bulbs.
$37.00 -
Heat Lamp and Accessories
Heat Lamp Clip
Item #557040 -Sturdy clip for hanging heat lamps. Spring latch securely holds lamps, even around ornery livestock.
$1.55 -
Heating Plates and Covers
Heating Plate, large (up to 50 chicks)
Item #540204 -A safer alternative to a heat lamp. A heating plate, or hover heater, simulates a hen keeping chicks warm and cozy beneath her feathers.
$79.00 -
Heating Plates and Covers
Cover for Heating Plate, large
Item #540206 -A safer alternative to a heat lamp. A heating plate, or hover heater, simulates a hen keeping chicks warm and cozy beneath her feathers.
$31.00 -
Heating Plates and Covers
Heating Plate, small (up to 20 chicks)
Item #540203 -A safer alternative to a heat lamp. A heating plate, or hover heater, simulates a hen keeping chicks warm and cozy beneath her feathers.
$51.00 -
Heating Plates and Covers
Cover for Heating Plate, small
Item #540205 -A safer alternative to a heat lamp. A heating plate, or hover heater, simulates a hen keeping chicks warm and cozy beneath her feathers.
$17.00 -
Feeders and Accessories
Chick Tray (Disposable)
Item #540110 -A compostable cardboard tray that feeds young chicks that are learning to eat and scratch.
$1.60 -
Feeders and Accessories
Chick Tray
Item #540044 -Use this handy tray to provide a clean area to feed and water day old chicks. Easy to clean and heavy-duty.
$8.00 -
Waterers and Accessories
Classic Waterer, W2 (0.4 gal/1.6 qt)
Item #540008 -Simple design for watering chicks that's easy to use and clean.
$4.90 -
Feeders and Accessories
Saturn 3, (3 lb capacity)
Item #540071 -Our favorite feeder for small to mid-sized flocks. Grilled pan reduces feed waste.
$10.00 -
Waterers and Accessories
Chick Stand
Item #540043 -Lifts poultry feeders and waterers away from the bedding in chick brooder pens.
$18.00 -
Treatments - Remedies
Coop 'N Compost
Item #540353 -Powerful granules absorb moisture and ammonia odors, creating a healthier environment in your coop.
$5.70
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Naomi M from Delaware
I love that these can be reused and they are a lot more sturdy than plain cardboard panels I made the mistake of using them the first time I had chicks and they would fall down it was a mess. These are easy to clean and I just keep them in the original box that they came in when storing them. Once chicks get old enough they sit on the brooder panels no matter the height. I have never had them jump out only sit on the edges.
Terry K
They are easy to set up and take down also being able to store them fleat is a great plus. We use a window screen that we picked up at a flee market for a dollar to lay on top and keep the chicks from jumping out.
Shaun R from South Carolina
I feel I'll be able to clean them and use them again. Overall I like them, but the chicks easily jumped out. We put some deer netting over the top secured with clothespins. Taller panels would be great.
Marianna C from Colorado
Could be taller, but will work until the chicks jump out.
Nadine A from Michigan
What I expected
