Large Metal Chicken Coop Chicken Pen with Water-Resident and Anti-UV Cover Walk-in Poultry Cage Chicken Runs for Yard with Cover Duck Rabbit Dog House Outdoor

Purchased 7 baby Guinea’s this coup is their new home !!it’s perfect and was super easy to build my babies are as happy as we are we added extra tarps and make sure u buy more zip ties … it is well worth the time and the price is right !!! It will house any kind of chicken Guineas ducks dogs and small animal u need to live outside also the tarp that comes in top is great it does keep the rain out and stays dry … I have already spoke. With my neighbor who is purchasing 1 for his new chickens … also it arrived on time and in great shape just follow directions and u got it but don’t start the wire without plenty more zip ties just to make sure ur babies can’t eacape

Product showed up on my doorstep very quickly. Super easy to assemble. I assembled the coop all by myself. I just followed the easy to read step by step instructions. I bought new zip ties to attach the poultry netting to the frame because the ones that came with it kept breaking on me. It cost another $3.00 from harbor freight. Would definitely buy again.

I picked up two of these units to place end to end, giving me one large chicken coop that can be separated or combined into one space by opening or closing the door inside.I'm very happy with these units. They were easy to assemble for one person and appear to be solidly built. While I agree with other comments that the door latch is not as solid as I'd like, possibly allowing an active animal to unlatch the door, I don't find that to be a deal breaker.The one item I would recommend doing differently is to use stainless steel zip ties rather than, or in addition to, the plastic zip ties included with the product. The sun will undoubtedly break those down in a year or two and they'll have to be replaced. If you use stainless steel straps they should last forever.

Nice little run for the money. Wore could be a little heavier. Works well for my ducks and chickens. Easy to assemble

This is a great chicken coop for the price. Easy to put together and is large and sturdy enough for the 21 chicks we put in there before they’re old enough to go to the big coop. Well more than likely buy another one also.

Over $200 spent and missing 8 pieces. We can not finish building the frame without those pieces. You are better off building your own coop and fenced in area. Don’t waste your money on this.

We’ve purchased two one for our quails and one for our pigeons both are very durable and very easy to put together. We put them side by side and attached their houses to them so easy to get in and out and we haven’t had any problem of some one digging in or them digging out. We also have chickens and may purchase a larger one for them.very nice sturdy coop.

We're using it as a greenhouse in South Texas. We had problems last year with squirrels and birds eating our vegetables but no problems now!