Pitched Roof Chicken Coop

Good material and easy build. However make sure you pay attention to the dimension because this is way smaller than you may think. Like maybe good for 1-2 chickens. Slightly larger than a child's dollhouse. It holds up though, even after the bobcat broke in and ate my chickens. The empty coop still looks nice.

Works perfect for our broody hen and her six chicks! We’re using this to keep our chicks and mama hen separate from the rest of the flock until they’re big enough to join them, and so far it’s working great. Seems sturdy, has decent quality hardware, and overall good value for the money. Only took my husband about a half hour or so to build too, so assembly was pretty easy.

We bought this to secure our 3-yo hen who has been having some health problems. Bottom line: she needed to be removed from the flock to be monitored and have some recovery time. We’ve been moving her back and forth from a makeshift (homemade) run during the day, to a small caged enclosure at night which we move into our garage. I will be honest: I ordered this item out of quick necessity and I’m not great at building anything. The price is good, but I didn’t thoroughly look at the dimensions. It’s definitely not as long or tall as I thought it would be from the photos, with less head space for her than I imagined, but that’s on me. Honestly, one more foot all around (above her head, in the run, length and width) would be perfect. I would NOT recommend this for more than one adult chicken (unless you have bantams). It will work for her for now to give her better care away from the flock and re-integrate her when she is feeling better. If you have older chicks or pullets you are integrating or moving outside, this would be perfect! Overall, assembly was easy - a few confusing moments - but very clear. The castors aren’t great on grass (awesome on pavement) but they will work and we will modify as needed. It appears sturdy and well made. It’s lighter weight so two people could lift it slightly off the ground and move it wherever without the use of the wheels. Just started to use it this afternoon so my opinion may change, but relieved to have this girl more secure from predators during the day, under cover from rain and a little mobile coop so we don’t have to move her before she wants to go to bed. I think it would be decently secure at night, if you don’t have raccoons, bears, weasels or Fischer cats around.

Quite sturdy for being a mobile coop. It looks nice, has some cool features. Pull out tray and nesting lid make maintenance easy. It is quite small. I would only keep 4 chickens at max in it. I only have a single stray chicken so for her this will do fine for now. It was also somewhat difficult to put together. The instructions were crude pictures. It recommended 2 people to put together. I did it solo but it was much harder and took closer to 2 hours In the end, I was very satisfied how it cleaned up. Similar pre fab coops at local store are $250+

The coop is perfect size for my 3 chicks, pretty simple setup as I put it together myself. However, I needed to saw off a but of wood for it to fit together and I needed to add supprt for the corner of the inner tray because there was no stability for it and once weight was put on it, it just would fall to the bottom. Its pretty easy to move with the wheels and bar, but definitely not predator proof in the slightest. I lost a metal bit for the hinge for the door and had to replace it with a nail, which is fine because it works. But as of now I added chicken wire zip tied to the bottom because my dog (and eventually other predators) will dig under it, my dog also was digging into the door and the hardware cloth staple came out. I ended up ordering a dog kennel for the outside to help keep predators out but for now I just wrapped chicken wire around the outside which is a short term solution until the kennel arrives. It is also difficult to reach underneath the nest boxes in the run for cleaning. I guess this would work if you didn't have predators and only 2 to 3 chickens. Definitely recommend getting something sturdier or bigger if you have predator issues.

Great quality, easy to follow build instructions. Definitely not big enough for your larger variety chickens. We are using it as a nursery for the smaller chick's until the get their feathers in. It's also very cute and looks great outside. O ly thing I would change is the floor of the house is literally the waste pan. When you pull it out to clean it the house has no floor. Other then that we love it to raise our baby chick's.

I received my chicken coop with a portion of the roof damaged upon arrival (I did not report this as it was too much of a hassle to deal with trying to send it back) Putting it together was pretty simple but when it came time for the ramp, there is little to no room at all to attach it and the wood is so cheap that it splits. It is very cheap material that will not last me a year before I am going to have to replace it all. The inside area is TINY and can't even comfortably fit my 3 chickens. I am going to have to expand on it or get a whole new coop. Do not waste your time with this product. You will be extremely disappointed.

Easy to assemble, wooden coop. It isn’t very big but we only needed it for a hen that needs to be separated from the flock. Perfect size for one or two hens. Instructions were easy to follow and it took us maybe an hour to put it together. I like that it comes painted and has hardware cloth instead of chicken wire. Cute little apartment for our special needs hen!