Chicken Coops / TIMEBAL

TIMEBAL Chicken Coops

Coops and brooder gear for small backyard flocks, with timer controls that make daily care simpler.

Standout
Current set

1 coop in this set

Ranges For 2-4 chickens For 4-6 chickens

Worth noticing

Timer Controls

Coops with timer controls simplify heat and light routines.

Sized For Flocks

Options for two to four, four to six, and six to ten chickens.

Brooder Plate

A 200W UL certified brooder plate supports chicks in the brooder.

From use

Notes from buyers

Megan 4.5

The timer controls on my coop made the daily routine much less fussy. I set it and get on with the rest of the morning.

Tiffany 4.9

I started chicks with the 200W UL certified brooder plate and felt good about the certification. It was the piece I checked first.

Michelle 4.6

Matching a coop to my flock size was straightforward, and the black finish looks tidy in the yard. The size grouping did the work for me.

Why this brand is here

Built Around The Flock

The lineup centers on coop sizes for small flocks and on a 200W UL certified brooder plate. Timer controls appear across the coop range, and duck coops and houses round out the collection.

  • Black chicken coops
  • Coops with timer controls
  • Chicken coops for 2-4 chickens
  • Chicken coops for 4-6 chickens
  • Chicken coops for 6-10 chickens
  • Chicken coop heaters
What to look for

Flock Size First

Coops are grouped by how many chickens they suit, from two to four up to six to ten. That makes it easier to match a coop to a small backyard flock.

Timer Control Coops

Coops with timer controls are a distinct part of the range. The timer detail is the standout in those titles.

Brooder And Heat

The 200W UL certified brooder plate sits alongside chicken coop heaters. These pieces support chicks and cold-season care.

Ducks And Black Coops

Duck coops and houses appear as their own collection, and black chicken coops give the range a darker finish option.

FAQ

About TIMEBAL

What does TIMEBAL make?

TIMEBAL makes chicken coops, chick brooders, chicken coop heaters, and duck coops and houses.

Who are these coops for?

They are for backyard keepers with small flocks, with coops grouped for two to four, four to six, and six to ten chickens.

How do the coop models differ?

They differ by flock size, by black finish options, and by whether they include timer controls.

What stands out in the lineup?

Timer controls on coops and the 200W UL certified brooder plate are the details the titles emphasize.