Easycoops.comReviews of easycoops.com

It's obvious your engineers know their way around a Cad but know nothing about carpentry. The premium blue print I bought for the 4' x 6' chicken coop specified using 3"x3" posts for the major structural design of the coop. Unfortunately they aren't available at any lumber store I'm aware of. I did also write your support email and haven't heard back from them **UPDATE** I did get a response back to the email I sent to their support email. They did give me a refund on the purchase of their Premium Blue Print and said they would get back to me with a revised blueprin, which they also did in a couple of days. Unfortunately the first thing I noticed was they had changed the posts dimensions from 3×3 pressure treated to 2x3 pressure treated lumber. Again, I'm not sure where you can get that spec of lumber. I have moved on to using common lumber and their basic design but can't use their specs now.

Excellent drawings, lackluster plans. Bill of materials unclear. My assumption is it’s lost in translation between either countries of origin/use or its field terms vs actual items. For example, “corner bracket” yields nothing in search results. When I look at images and try to compare to hardware store items, I have no idea what ratings are important. Edit: Decreased rating for the following. The "corner brackets" I refer to in my review are in the plans as 3x3 and 2x3. The owner sent me an image with a meme over top showing they looked up corner bracket in home depot. What they also managed to point out is that corner brackets have either 3 or 1 dimension. For instance, the first bracket in their tongue-in-cheek insult is listed as a 2 in. x 1-1/2 in x 2-3/4 in. Galvanized Angle. This is what I mean by unclear bill of materials. When I search "3x3 corner bracket" The results are a 1-1/2 in 3x3 bracket. However, the drawing shows the bracket the same width as the 3-1/2" x 3-1/2" lumber. Meaning their bracket needs to be 3"x3"x3-1/2" which is a non-standard part and would require fabrication or special order. That being said, I still maintain these are decent drawings that can yield a good general arrangement. The owner just failed to add clarity or seek it in a professional manor. They had their feelings hurt when criticism was provided. Originally I gave them 3 stars because they're decent drawings that can be used as a guideline. However, don't pay for them expecting accurate drawings or prints. I downgraded to 2 star following the email with just sub-par manners. I don't mind paying for things, but I don't want to reward when people ask for a review then get upset when I give direct criticism. The owner issued a refund. Fittingly, you get what you pay for and the plans are worth every penny I paid.