Clearly you have some background and skill as well as proper tools to complete a very nice pigeon coop/aviary. Very nice indeed. As a Minnesota resident I can tell you that sadly most viewers in this neck of the woods liken this project to a very nice ice fishing shack and pigeons are the farthest thing from their minds.. In any case Kudos, nice project. Nice job!!
Thank you very much Adam. I have no background/skills in this type of work at all. But I'm always up for a challenge and making my own things. This project was indeed not a cheap one, lol!
What, no porch light or gutters? That pigeon loft is nicer than my **house**. Seems a bit overkill, but I’m sure your great-grandchildren will appreciate it. Amazing work. 👍
Wow, fantastic job, looks beautiful, I built one 2 years ago and now is too small for my pigeons, need to build a bigger one, I have more pigeons now, greetings from Atlanta, Georgia,USA 😂 ✌
Hey looj, My pigeon loft is smaller than the one you built, I have homer pigeons, I use to have pigeons growing up in Medellin, Colombia south America, now I live in U.S.A. and 6 years ago I went to the bird show here in Atlanta and bought my first pair of Indian fantail pigeons, I mostly have homers, I have a pair of Indian highfliers, a pair of parlor Rollers, 3 pairs of starling pigeons and a pair of capuchine pigeons. ✌
@@hernanruiz7004 that’s very awesome to know man! Sounds like you have a good variety of pigeons on your loft. What size do you plan on building your new loft?
I was impressed, then I saw the house wrap and were even more impressed. The attention to small details is commendable, one small wish was that the bottom of metal siding was even or below the plate and not sit on wood for sheding and keeping water out. Aside from that, I really like this build, great job!
You may not be a pro builder but you worked it out and did well. It looked as if you kept the work space clean and free of scrap which is a big step for maintaining fluid movement and clear focus. You Did well and get a thumbs up and a sub
Looj, great job but have a question. How are you planning on cleaning underneath the metal flooring since I didn’t see you making drawers? Raking it every once in awhile? Thanks
Thank you Erdal. No, I didn't make any drawers and plan to just shovel out whenever necessary. I was thinking of making drawers on wheels that roll under.
It would have taken me several days to a week since I was working by myself and if I had all my materials ready to go. Unfortunately, the store ordered all my custom steel siding in wrong sizes. I had to return and reorder which took almost 2 extra months to get the correct order in. So, it was around 3-4 months to finish.
I probably sound dumb as fuck lol.... why does it have to be off the ground? What if you have a shed on the ground already hahaha I thought I could just cut some windows out here and there. And build shit on the inside. Also this is way to fast paced. I need some guidance.
@@leightyhawke3008 that’s not a dumb question to ask! Whether to build your loft or any building on or off the ground depends on several factors, including its purpose, the climate in your area, and the type of ground it will be on. Building on the ground pros: stability, ease of access, possibly more cost effective. Cons: moisture issues, pests, etc. Building off ground pros: improved drainage, better air circulation (in my case, I have expanded metal for the floor), ease of cleaning (droppings fall through and keeps pigeons cleaner), longevity (less exposed to moisture), etc. Cons: possibly more expensive with building a raised foundation, blocks, pillars/piers, access is a bit less convenient requiring steps and climbing up onto your coop/shed, etc.
@@leightyhawke3008 so there’s absolutely nothing wrong with building/using a shed/coop on the ground. I’ll try to post up videos on how I built my loft in slower segments explaining how it’s done for better guidance.
Nice 👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
Clearly you have some background and skill as well as proper tools to complete a very nice pigeon coop/aviary. Very nice indeed. As a Minnesota resident I can tell you that sadly most viewers in this neck of the woods liken this project to a very nice ice fishing shack and pigeons are the farthest thing from their minds.. In any case Kudos, nice project. Nice job!!
Thank you very much Adam. I have no background/skills in this type of work at all. But I'm always up for a challenge and making my own things. This project was indeed not a cheap one, lol!
@@LOOJOFFICIALhow much it cost you total ?
Awesome. and I thought that I was a handyman. You gave me new ideas for when I am ready to build mine. Thanks.
Thank you Tony! I’m no handyman at all, haha. But I’m glad I was able to give you some ideas in building yours!!!
What, no porch light or gutters? That pigeon loft is nicer than my **house**. Seems a bit overkill, but I’m sure your great-grandchildren will appreciate it. Amazing work. 👍
@@knight907 thank you!
what a talented man
Thank you!
Wow, fantastic job, looks beautiful, I built one 2 years ago and now is too small for my pigeons, need to build a bigger one, I have more pigeons now, greetings from Atlanta, Georgia,USA 😂 ✌
Hello Hernán Ruiz,
Thank you, I really appreciate it. How big is your loft and what kind of pigeons do you have?
Hey looj, My pigeon loft is smaller than the one you built, I have homer pigeons, I use to have pigeons growing up in Medellin, Colombia south America, now I live in U.S.A. and 6 years ago I went to the bird show here in Atlanta and bought my first pair of Indian fantail pigeons, I mostly have homers, I have a pair of Indian highfliers, a pair of parlor Rollers, 3 pairs of starling pigeons and a pair of capuchine pigeons. ✌
@@hernanruiz7004 that’s very awesome to know man! Sounds like you have a good variety of pigeons on your loft. What size do you plan on building your new loft?
Not sure yet.
So what kind of pigeons you got?
NICE JOB.
Thank you!
Ok, Good luck my friend. ✌
Thank you.
Sweet build!
Thank you!
Beautiful. That's some great handy work. You're the man
Thanks a bunch Luke, really appreciate it.
I was impressed, then I saw the house wrap and were even more impressed. The attention to small details is commendable, one small wish was that the bottom of metal siding was even or below the plate and not sit on wood for sheding and keeping water out. Aside from that, I really like this build, great job!
Thank you very much, really appreciate it!
good work .... Super
Thank you!
awesome build!
Thank you!
@@LOOJOFFICIAL Woohoo! Where you located, built me one?
@@caseyvue5658 I am in MN. It’s a fun project, try it out!
So cool
Thank you
freaken awesome! love it!!!! if i was handy ill build like crazy i do not know where to start
Thanks a bunch!!! You are handy, just have to try it!!!
@@LOOJOFFICIAL what’s the music on the background?
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Very beautiful loft! Thanks for sharing! 🏆
Thank you, I really appreciate it!
Awesome build, nicely done.
Thank you very much!
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Thank you!
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You may not be a pro builder but you worked it out and did well. It looked as if you kept the work space clean and free of scrap which is a big step for maintaining fluid movement and clear focus. You Did well and get a thumbs up and a sub
Thank you, I really appreciate it!!!
i am jealous of your carpentry skills
Haha, thank you. Don’t be... this was my first time building something like this.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 awesome 👌🏼
Thank you Lawrence.
Awesome
Thank you.
Can i hire you to build one for me? Nice work
Haha thank you! I’m not good enough yet.
Wonderful! What dimensions are you loft?
Thank you, my loft is just an 8’x14’.
@@LOOJOFFICIAL thank YOU!
@@bogdanleca3374 you’re welcome.
Looj, great job but have a question. How are you planning on cleaning underneath the metal flooring since I didn’t see you making drawers? Raking it every once in awhile? Thanks
Thank you Erdal. No, I didn't make any drawers and plan to just shovel out whenever necessary. I was thinking of making drawers on wheels that roll under.
How many days did it take?
It would have taken me several days to a week since I was working by myself and if I had all my materials ready to go. Unfortunately, the store ordered all my custom steel siding in wrong sizes. I had to return and reorder which took almost 2 extra months to get the correct order in. So, it was around 3-4 months to finish.
what's the material name for the flooring?
Expanded metal
@@LOOJOFFICIAL thanks! Great job on the coop
@@mnpigeons4922 Yw and thank you.
Can i just come live in it??? 😁
Lol, of course!
Total cost?
I didn’t keep exact cost of everything but it was for sure between $3k-$4K.
You forgot the chimney and flat screen TV .
No I didn’t, they were installed after.
Cost?
I forget now but between $3k-$4k?
I probably sound dumb as fuck lol.... why does it have to be off the ground? What if you have a shed on the ground already hahaha I thought I could just cut some windows out here and there. And build shit on the inside. Also this is way to fast paced. I need some guidance.
@@leightyhawke3008 that’s not a dumb question to ask! Whether to build your loft or any building on or off the ground depends on several factors, including its purpose, the climate in your area, and the type of ground it will be on.
Building on the ground pros: stability, ease of access, possibly more cost effective.
Cons: moisture issues, pests, etc.
Building off ground pros: improved drainage, better air circulation (in my case, I have expanded metal for the floor), ease of cleaning (droppings fall through and keeps pigeons cleaner), longevity (less exposed to moisture), etc.
Cons: possibly more expensive with building a raised foundation, blocks, pillars/piers, access is a bit less convenient requiring steps and climbing up onto your coop/shed, etc.
@@leightyhawke3008 so there’s absolutely nothing wrong with building/using a shed/coop on the ground.
I’ll try to post up videos on how I built my loft in slower segments explaining how it’s done for better guidance.
Im also getting pigeons
What type of pigeons???? 🤪
Exciting! What kind of pigeons are you getting?
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Nice work.. But that's not a pigeon loft. The design is far from what a pigeon loft should be.. JMHO.
Faz isso mais de vagar caralho ,,assim não se aprende nada
All that for a few pigeons!?
What a waste of material