Large Metal Chicken Coop Upgrade Tri-Supporting Wire Mesh Chicken Run,Chicken Pen with Water-Resident and Anti-UV Cover,Duck Rabbit House Outdoor(9’ W x 6.6’ L x 6.5’ H)

Easy to put together. Wire is kind of thin.The zip ties do not hold up in the SE Texas sun. Break easily after a while. I should've bought the metal zip ties. I bought some of the chain link fence ties, from hardware store, and replace the plastic.

This coop is pretty nice,didnt come with all the stakes but enough to hold it down,the wire is SUPER cheap quality (but hey! Easy to cut!) so Im adding an extra layer (I had to buy the extra wire) around the bottom. Its Pretty spacious my Ducks seem to like it! Also the tarp it comes with is surprisingly good quality! The box that it comes in weighs around 80lbs so be prepared to lift a heavy box or have someone help you move it. The latch is NOT predator proof! for one person assembling the coop itself it took me around 2 1/2ish hours for the frame, and I had help putting the wire on but that with 2 people took about 3hrs itself just cutting, and securing the wire to the frame (if you take the time to fill in holes around the bottom so larger predators cant get in). Doesnt come with enough zip ties be prepared to buy atleast 100 more because the zip ties they send with this coop are very cheaply made as well!!! But im overall impressed with it! And pretty easy assembly (just time consuming) And one more thing is one if the poles for around the base was slightly bent upon arrival but not enough to effect the coop itself and it still fit the other pole, and Ive had no issues with it so far!

I have four chickens and they love it plenty of room and it keeps cats out and chickens in. Had to use wire to reattach chicken wire, the plastic broke from the heat and sun. Also replaced the cover only lasted one Az. Summer

This is not a good Permanent pen for chickens, the idea behind it is a movable chicken run. but for the price, you get a decent basic frame if you do want to make it permanent like i did. First thing i did was head to Home Depot and get some pipe to raise the side walls about 3ft higher. Threw the door assembly out and build a wood feed shed on one end with Laying boxes and a wood door to enter the yard with. Second thing i did was get 1/4 square mesh wire to go around the walls and used the wire that came with the package to double layer the roof. i used the UV tarp on the far end and covered the other half with clear greenhouse roofing from off the top of the feed shed. the over hang comes out about 1/3 of the chicken run.

Use them for my rabbits an chickens.Good cover from weather when covered

We have 3 that we use as chicken runs and they have worked great. The netting is a bit flimsy and it takes a while to put together but for the price, it is a great option for chicken hobbyist.

The media could not be loaded. Great size for my five chickens. The frame is easy to assemble alone. It came with plenty of chicken wire. However, zipties aren't sufficient to prevent predators from breaking in. The stakes are also insufficient to tie the coop down in high winds. I purchased better stakes to keep it anchored. I also bought additional wire to tie the chicken wire to the frame and reinforced with hardware cloth around the bottom. The door is flimsy and easily bent. A skunk easily pushed the bottom of the door in last month. I purchased carabiners and chain to latch the top and bottom more securely. The tarp is probably the weakest link here, though. I purchased this in March and the tarp was ruined by July. I will be building a more permanent rain cover for the coop this fall. All in all, the coop is a decent bang for your buck. Just expect to put some additional work and sturdier parts into security and rain cover.

The zip ties aren't long enough to go around the poles. They just started snapping. My chickens got out. The door won't stay in the frame. The door falls out of the metal frame. This is a piece of garbage. Your chickens are better with something else.