Laying Nest
Budget-friendly roll-out nesting boxes.
Inside collection, #540154—mounts to inside of coop. Best for folks needing a simple roll-out nesting area. Vented top reduces moisture condensation in box. Made of easy to clean plastic.
Outside collection, #540155—mounts to outside of coop. Roll-out tray directs eggs outside for simple walk-by collection. No need to go into the coop.
Instructions/Diagrams:
Getting Hens to Lay in a Nest Box 
Benefits
- Accommodates up to 6 hens.
- Durable plastic won’t rust and is easy to clean.
- Lift lid to access eggs. High clearance roll-out tray so eggs roll easily.
- Hang for chickens or place on the ground for nesting ducks.
- Integrated vent to reduce condensation.
Specs
- Nesting Box: 12"L x 14.5"W x 17.7"H
- Nesting Pad: sold separately, see Accessories tab above
- Tray: 9.75"L x 5.25"W
- Flap: 10"L x 6.4"W
Installation
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Nesting Boxes
Replacement Nest Pad (23.75"L x 19.70"W)
Item #540419 -Easy-to-clean nesting pads for chicken laying boxes. Plastic nest box pads are washable and deliver cleaner, less contaminated poultry eggs.
$20.00 -
Poultry Supplies
Wooden Nest Egg
Item #530137 -Attractive nest egg that discourages egg eating. Won't break when dropped like ceramic eggs.
$1.41 -
Egg Handling Supplies
Chicken Ceramic Nest Egg, 2-1/4"
Item #530138 -Encourages chickens, geese and quail to lay eggs in the preferred nesting areas.
$1.30 -
2023 New Products
FlockLeader™ Healthy Coop™, 12 lbs
Item #540335 -Litter additive to reduce odor and wetness that can cause harmful bacteria and mold in and around the coop.
$34.00
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Norma A from Texas
I totally love these Laying Nests. The red color is beautiful and my hens love them also. Looks awesome in my coops.
Liza S from West Virginia
I was thrilled to see a cheaper option for the roll out boxes. Easy to put together. Well made. Great option for clean, worry free hatching eggs while I’m at work or ones that like to peck. Love the fact you can hang it or set it on the ground. BUT, not one of my birds will use it. And I have A LOT of birds!! Around 200... I think.
Elizabeth O from Georgia
I was surprised the box is open on both sides. I have to go into the coop to get the eggs instead of from the back on the outside. Kind of disappointed.
