Large Metal Chicken Coop Walk-in Poultry Cage with Water-Resident and Anti-UV Cover Duck Rabbit Cat House Outdoor Chicken Run Pen with Spire Shaped Cage

My friend and I put this together pretty easily. It’s sturdy, and so far I’ve had no issues out of it. My son was swinging on the bars like a monkey, and it didn’t give at all. All the hardware was there, and nothing was damaged. It arrived before the estimated date. It looks great and just how it was pictured. It wasn’t too heavy that two women couldn’t move it, but it’s heavy enough that I don’t worry it’ll blow over.

We love our chickens and used to have them free range. However, we were losing too many to foxes and had to pen them in. I wanted them to have plenty of room to move around and we had a small area, but are adding 8 new hens to the flock and felt we needed more room.This enclosure is great! It was extremely easy to assemble and worked best with both my husband and I working on it. The frame snaps extremely easily into the connector parts and the directions were crystal clear. The hardest part is putting on the wire and it's not actually hard - just time consuming. It was WAY easier to put up than I anticipated.There was PLENTY of wire and zip ties. We had some left over. The wire itself it an extremely sturdy but standard chicken wire. The frame is and connector parts are high quality. I highly recommend for your chickens or other small animals.

One older lady can set this up alone in a couple of hours. Roof tarp has clever corner connectors. They work, and they last (6 months so far). Great for 8 hens, ok for more.Windy? Not a problem. We get 40 mph winds (and 90 mph gusts) and it hasn't moved. No need for the stakes supplied with the kit (yet).Predators? Install stronger fencing at your expense. The chicken wire supplied for walls and roof is pretty flimsy. Invest in a *roll of 1"x2" wire, 4' x 50' for the walls and roof* and you will have some left over.Door: don't even bother with the chicken wire - it will not last. *Fit hardware cloth to the door* and sew it to the frame with wire. You can also make a door handle with a couple of wired-on bolts. (see photo)Zip ties (supplied) are a start, but *sew all the seams with fine wire* to finish installation. That keeps the walls and roof tight and strengthens the whole structure. (see photo)Roost bars: install one on the far end, at least, and wire the middle of the roost up to the roof bar.Moving it to fresh grass weekly is pretty easy with 2 people, do-able with 1.Tip: Prop the coop up one side with notched 2x4s, and walk your wooden nest box structure out first, when the chickens are out foraging. Then slide the coop up over the nest box house. Voila - less lifting, and no mucking out.Diggers: If you have cozy nest boxes, local kitties might bed in, digging under the coop. Makes it easier to catch ferals for spay-neutering. But that means predators can dig in too. Cats can coexist with chickens and help control predators.

Was fairly easy to assemble with three people. We completed it in one night, it did take a few hours. Make sure you buy extra zip ties. We had to make two runs back to the hardware store to get more. I think we went through around 600-800! I had to make sure it was very secure for the chickens. Not sure how predator proof this thing would be, though. We live in a residential area so that isn’t as much of a concern here. It should stand up alright to the occasional possum or fox we get around here. Something bigger could probably chew through the thin wire if it was determined to. It’s been up about a month and haven’t had any issues with it. Hoping it can hold up to Midwest storms when spring comes. Overall good product for the price and houses my 5 chickens comfortably. You could easily build a run extension onto this if you needed more space.

Fairly easy to assemble. Had to get more zip ties. All in all holding up well.

This is terrible quality. I had it set up for 2 weeks and ONE afternoon Florida thunderstorm had this thing bent like a limp spaghetti noodle. Requested a refund, they wanted it returned. There is physically not a box that is going to be able to fit this back in it, especially bent. The box was already 8-10 ft long when it was delivered, I’m not going to find one similar but significantly wider in order to accommodate the bent bars and pieces now. The seller offered an 80% refund since I got “a months use out of it” even though the day I messaged with my issue was 3 weeks to the day since it was delivered. So once we got it set up, I got 2 weeks out of it. TWO WEEKS. Thank god my chickens and ducks weren’t in here yet, it would’ve collapsed on them and injured if not killed them. The seller is now 7 days silent, ignoring my messages, and ghosting me. Even with follow up messages, nothing. Reporting to Amazon but who knows if they’ll do anything. Save yourself the trouble and don’t buy this or from this seller! It’s a POS!

I’ve had this product for nearly a year now. It arrived on time with all of the necessary parts. It was easy to set up. You will have to drill your own holes, and follow the directions. I’m a woman and I put it together by myself as an after work project. The fencing will keep the chickens in but won’t keep predators out. I personally knew that before purchasing and bought rolled fencing to secure my flock. I put it on the sides and connected it to the bottom of the cage as well for added security. I put horse bedding on top so my babies aren’t walking on steel. I am satisfied with this product. Just wish the lowest point of the cage was 6’ because I’m tall and hate to slouch. Great value for the money!

The metal frame was easy to put together and is fairly sturdy. BUT the wire that is included to wrap around the frame is TRASH. We spent an exorbant amount of time unwinding, straightening and detangling the wire in order for it to be usable. Thank goodness I have a patient and innovative husband. The reason I gave it a 3/5 rating was exclusively because of the tubing (outward frame). The troublesome and cheaply made wire cancels out any higher rating I would have given. WOULD NOT recommend unless you have an affinity to "wrestling" and "detangling" wire.