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         In general, there are some designs, roll-away design, covered or open box, slanted roof, ventilation, and a perch.
     1.Roll-away designs, there’s a slight angle on the box’s floor that allows eggs to roll to a covered room, it will keep eggs safe in this way. It will be more convenient for you to gather eggs.

    2.Nest boxes with cover provide more privacy and comfort to your chickens, and you could close it off when hens finish laying their eggs.

    3.Ventilation includes holes or slats that let moisture and bad air out and fresh air in. 4.

    4.Slanted roofs include uncomfortable surface, it may be made of slippery material, that will prevent chickens roosting.

    5.Perches, additional perches will help hens come in and out of boxes, especially for boxes mounted higher up.

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