Aivituvin78in Large Wooden Chicken Coop Outdoor Poultry Cage, Chicken House Hen Coop w/Ramps, Run, Nesting Box (Grey)

This coop is extremely simple to assemble and put together. Did it solo in under 2 hours.That said however, be mindful of how you screw it together. Do not use a strong power tool, try to use a battery screwdriver with minimal power or a normal screw driver. You can easily drive the screws too far in.I would not recommend this for people who do not have a secured backyard (I have 8 feet tall concreate walls).Any predator like a racoon or similar will chew and rip these wires/nets easily.But for me, this is no problem, I live in an area that has no predators and the backyard is secured.

Will not stand up to weather. Roof edgings have come off several sides already and roofing layers are peeling. Latch is rusting and warped. Customer service to remedy this was not helpful. Keep your original packaging, you'll need to use it if you want to get a refund.Products are not the quality they claim (Outdoor item does not hold up to outside weather). Service is lacking. Round and round with the seller only to find out that they won't refund unless the item is sent back in the original packaging. I cannot recommend this product or the seller because of both being so poor. Poor review got a response from the seller, but they did nothing to make it right.

Overall satisfied with the coop. It's cheap but gets the job done. Not a long term solution but would recommend it for any backyard. My 16 year old and I put it together in the dark I. About 2.5 hours. Only wish I had painted it before we assembled it. Since we pit it up it rained on it for a week straight but no notice warping and all the doors function just fine. It is small so unless you are letting the chick's out in the yard I couldn't see keeping more than 2 in there.

We've purchased several coops of this same brand because we like the look, and the assembly has been easy for the most part, and with clear instructions.This coop is very easy to clean. I love the shingled roof.It would be best if you have the time before assembly to give the coop an additional layer of paint. The paint on the coop is very thin, and I do not anticipate it going for more than 6 months or so before it will need to be painted.

I gave this 2 stars because it is cute. If u r going to use it in summer only and keep in a larger fenced area it might be just what u want. Because I cant use it now I will keep it for spring when mom wants to sit on eggs. This will not take a Wisconsin winter. A raccoon would chew through this in minutes and the wire is the thinnest I have ever seen. Also several parts were cracked. It is probably no better or worse then the rest on the market. U can make something better with a couple sheets of plywood and some screws.

Easy to assembleThey ladies love it.

My kids had the wild idea to get chickens. I had no idea what we were getting into. This was the perfect solution for us. Price was where I needed it to be as was size.

Pay attention to dimensions. Supposedly suited for 3-4 hens- they must mean bantams. Not even suitable as a grow out because chicks will be too big before they are old enough to move in with adult birds. Ramp is garbage and the screws ripped out after a month.