ChickenCoopOutlet Large 95" Deluxe Solid Wood Hen Chicken Cage House Coop Huge with Run Nesting Box

I absolutely love this chicken coop. Very easy to assemble and definitely big enough for my 5 chickens. :) one happy flock!

Way small. No way your going to fit 5-6 grown chickens in there. The pics are 2 month old chicks. There’s 4 in there and they are on top of each other. There is nothing about this that is 95”. The bottom where the chickens are isn’t even 6 foot. Im extremely Disappointed in the size. And it’s only ok as far as sturdy. The wood is 1/2” by 1/2” so really easy to break. Good wire mesh secured to boards. I can say it’s pretty but that’s about the best I can say

Its not great, not awful. Needed to reinforce to be certain the chickens would be safe, painted so that it could better withstand the elements, and despite this there was some design flaws. For example, the nesting box lid was I'll fitting and left a large gap for water to get in. We needed to reinforce with more screws, but it may need to be repaired more over time, and we added a weather strip to keep water from getting into the nesting area. Be prepared to put in some effort and a little extra work to make it safe for your chickens. We have four average size hens, I would not add more than that.

Way smaller than it looks. Shame on me for not paying attention to dimensions. Not a serious coop at all. Using it for 4 baby chicks. Will not house more than 2 adults and they will be cramped. Kinda nice for babies.

coop pan opening it too narrow and creates mess during cleaning. I have have to modify roof hinges to give support as existing structure failed and broke... , Slide door to coop also broke in first week... coop flipped due to wind... Recommend users reinforce bottom and weak points...

Exactly as described

Perfect

This is fairly easy to put together and might work inside a larger structure, but it will definitely not last long in any kind of outdoor weather. Additionally, it is not square and the pieces take some macgyver-ing to get near enough into place. It would be ok as a prop, but the chickens broke the ramp off of the hinge on their first trip inside. If I can get inside the comically small door, I will have to replace it.