Rabbit Hutch, Small Chicken Coop Outdoor A-Frame Quail Cage with 2 Door & Run Cage Wooden Triangle Quail Hutch with Ventilating Wire Poultry Hutch for Small Animal (Wood)

Great Value coop.. Used to separate chickens temporarily.

This seems to be a toy model. The size is correct however the wood is very thin and splits with just a screw driver when applying the screws. The instructions are picture detail with no written explanation. You have to guesstimate where things go. It’s poorly made and very light. I got it for quail but it’s so light the wind can blow it over.

It gets the job done and is decent enough.Smaller than I expected and the material felt more like balsa wood than fir.My biggest issue was that the prefabricated pieces didn’t have the best alignment and the single bolt locks for both doors left them flimsy especially if you put them in the top corner like the diaphragm showed.I wasn’t expecting perfect with the price tag, but I was hoping for a little better quality

The only I wish could be different is that there should be a bottom to the whole thing rather than just the enclosed area. Other than that it's perfect for two small rabbits, it was pretty easy to put together, and they even included extra screws as well! Anyone who complains about wood splitting was probably using too strong of a drill ours didn't split at all.

This is very small. I thought it might work for 1 of our chickens. She was getting picked on so I was going tk separate her for a while until she got bigger and stronger and see if I could reintroduce her to the flock.This is not even big enough ough for 1 chicken. She would fit but there would not be room for food and water containers.Maybe I could fashion something so that the food and water are on the outside and just a feeding/watering cup are on the inside.It might be OK for a guinea pig.

First of all we are using this as a rabbit grow out tractor. So it will be outside in the elements. This is made from cheap wood and I highly recommend painting it before you ever put it outside. We used wood glue to attach all the pieces together then the screws, and we added wire to the entire underside so rabbits can’t dig out. It’s lightweight so very easy to move a couple times a day. The rabbits fertilize our lawn while getting all the greens they could ever want. If it rains they can go into the little house side to stay warm and dry. I can see myself having several of these- but I’ll wait and see if it lasts an entire summer before I buy anymore.

Had to add hardware cloth with a few staples on bottom for predators but a nice little hutch

It’s fine for what I need it for. Probably won’t last long if you kept it outside. Cheap wood. Easy to put together. Large enough for a few small peeps for a few weeks. I have miniature chickens so it will last a bit longer for me.