Ep 6. Square Chickens?

In West End Salvage season 2 episode 6, titled "Square Chickens," the team at West End Salvage takes on a challenging project for a local restaurant. The owners of the restaurant want to create a unique dining experience for their customers by incorporating unconventional décor into their space. The team at West End Salvage is tasked with creating three giant square chicken coops that will serve as seating for their guests.

The team begins by sourcing materials and drawing up plans for the chicken coops. They decide to use salvaged wood from old barns and rusted metal pieces to create a rustic and industrial look. The team also decides to add wheels to the bottom of each coop so that they can be moved easily in and out of the restaurant.

As they begin to build the chicken coops, the team runs into a number of challenges. The coops are much larger than anything they've built before and require a lot more material and manpower. In addition, the team has to figure out how to safely attach the metal panels to the wooden frames without the coops falling apart.

Despite the challenges, the team works tirelessly to complete the project in time for the restaurant's grand opening. They carefully measure and cut all of the materials to ensure a perfect fit, and use industrial-strength adhesives and screws to hold everything together. Once the chicken coops are fully assembled, the team wheels them into the restaurant and sets them up according to the owner's specifications.

When the restaurant finally opens its doors, the chicken coops are an instant hit with the customers. Everyone loves the unique seating arrangement and the playful nod to the restaurant's name. The owners are thrilled with the finished product and grateful to the team at West End Salvage for bringing their vision to life.

In addition to the chicken coops, the team at West End Salvage also takes on a few smaller projects throughout the episode. They create a custom light fixture out of old gears and cogs for another local restaurant, and transform a vintage gas pump into a unique functional piece for a client's garage. The team's creative vision and skilled craftsmanship are on full display throughout the episode, making "Square Chickens" a must-watch for fans of the show.