TOLEAD Large Metal Chicken Coop Upgrade Tri-Supporting Wire Mesh Chicken Run,Chicken Pen with Water-Resident and Anti-UV Cover,Duck Rabbit House Outdoor(10' W x 19.5' L x 6.5' H)

TLDR; this is a great chicken run/chicken coop extension, worth the money you're paying for it, has everything you will need to build it and not much extra, so be careful to not waste the zip ties and chicken wire.Pros:- Lots of space- Great price, you're getting a lot of materials for not too much- Instructions were easy to follow- You have enough of everything to get the final product and have a safe place for your girls to be (boys too if you have roosters)- I was able to put it together by myself easily in a couple hours. At the end my wife helped with the zip ties to make it less tedious and get it done a little faster.- Tarp on the top is perfectly sized so it is snug with the little bungee holders that come with the package. It provides shade which is vital in the hot sunny climes of FloridaI've set up our chicken coop next to the run, and cut a little door that the girls can go through to freely traverse back and forth. They're really enjoying the extra space they're getting. We have 6 young chickens and they're doing very well with this space.Cons (not many, nothing serious):- It needs some extra weight/stakes to hold it down in case there's any serious wind. I'm watching for any serious storms and will take down the tarp if so, otherwise it will likely get blown away.- You're getting pretty much JUST enough zip ties and chicken wire for this set up, which is fine. You may be better at cutting and sizing each of the pieces of chicken wire, but when I finished I had NO more zip ties left and just a few scrap pieces of chicken wire. At the beginning I was sure I would have spare wire and definitely spare zip ties, but that turned out not to be the case. You can see from one of the pictures all the zip ties before I cut the tails off. Lots of zip ties needed here!In any case, this is definitely a good purchase for a beginner's brood so as to not have your girls "cooped up" ;-)

Looked easy and its what was advertised, however the instructions were not that easy to follow. All the poles looked the same and if you did not read through several times you could easily put the base poles in backwards. The drawings did not illustrate holes in some of the poles so after putting the bottom poles together i realized they were different and had to disassemble and start over. It did take me a while like 4 hours with help to get the frame together (some of the poles were not bundled so had to separate and group together. Almost all poles were marked with A1 A2 etc around 1/3 did not have any stickers. I would suggest reading the instructions front to back 2 times then separating and grouping the poles then examine to see where holes were etc before starting. The product is a good value for money and arrived early (1 box and doesnt look like all there but it is), and once we figured it out it moved faster. 1 note, the zip ties they included (there are plenty) are not very strong, i went and bought some black automotive zip ties which were longer stronger and easier to use. The tarp will not last long also but you can get a stronger one and it will work. The door and latch had me stumped however i got it assembled (i use bungie cords i dont trust the latch.

It came a few days earlier than expected. Decent packaging but long and heavy box. Picture diagrams for assembly. Quality pretty good. 1 inch pipe bars not 1.5. Spring load lock bars was a plus made it easier. Some bolts for bracing, corners, and door assembly. Bolts not the greatest quality so don’t over torque. Did come with a couple extra. It did come with a good wrench to use but I suggest an impact drill. It comes with plenty of thin chicken wire. If you want your animals secure, I suggest 3 ft hardware wire to go around the base and the 1.5 ft to run underneath the bottom edges. They give you 350 zip ties to tie the wire on. Mine took over 500 and a box of bandages, but I’m OCD. It did take me 3 half days to do it by myself however, I’m overworked and not very motivated. I suggest you have a helper or 5 because the wire and zip ties becomes very tedious. Just a heads up, the zip ties will become fragile and break with the cold and warm temperatures. Soo looking forward to that later….

Perfect size. Easy to put together. Loved it.

So let me just say I do like the overall design and thought, however the material for the netting is flimsy and cheap I highly recommend buying extra if you put any animals or livestock in this, the small booklet that has pictures of how to put this together was not thought out well and we had to take several pieces apart and back together again to get it right due to the poor diagram (heads up the door is a nightmare figuring out) the netting has to be cut which was an issue when the top pieces showed the shape but no measurements luckily it was easier to just double up than cut and mess up. They send zip ties to keep it in place and some small quick stick anchors to keep it in the ground, I recommend getting metal twists and actual ground anchors for best results. The tarp that comes with it is the best crafted piece on this however it does have loop string attachers just get the metal ties for a better hold. Also buy thick gloves your fingers will thank you later because there are only a few screws it is mainly assembled but the push in tabs that snap in a hole and stay. Over all it was a great idea but it needs more work.

The frame overall was nice and fairly easy to assemble though it takes two people to complete and not all the parts are labeled. The wire on the other hand is vinyl covered chicken wire and is very flimsy. It gaps horribly and I fear it would not keep out predators. Ultimately a waste of money seeing as I now have to spend $250 to replace the wire for the whole thing. New chicken owners don’t fall for this.