OUYESSIR Outdoor Metal Chicken Coop, Large Walk-in Chicken Run Pen Spire Roof with Waterproof Cover, Rabbit Habitat Poultry Cage for Backyard Farm Use (10'L x 20'W x 6.56'H, Silver)

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I bought this to use for a small garden in the mountains. There are a lot of animals here that gardens need protection from. A gazebo frame would work too; however, this looked sturdy, and I like the shape.The dimensions are approximately 10 x 13 feet. We enclosed 4 cedar raised beds. A roll of green chicken wire and a bag of zip ties were included as well as needed hardware, ground stakes, and a half-roof white tarp for shade for chickens or whatever. We're in our '70s. It took two of us to put this together. We did part of it one day and finished it the next. Some tubes were hard to fit inside others. A rubber mallet came in handy, a short ladder too.We additionally enclosed the sides with leftover fence wire from our previous garden for sturdier protection. So far it's varmint free. It wouldn't be hard to enclose for an earlier start planting. It could easily be turned into a walk-in cold frame or greenhouse.Though not it's intended use, this chicken cage is working well for our mini fresh-eating garden.

I like how easy it went up. However, when it came to installing the wire netting; things came up a bit short. The netting is not tall enough to fit with 1 overlap on the frame, which means the boot with have a gap for small rabbits , squirrels and over things squeeze under. You can use additional wire mesh to fix it but that this price, I'm of kind of expecting not to have to so is. All and sturdier than expected....45 to 60 min Frame set up. Mesh will take another 2hr with one person.

I actually really like this product. The framework is very easy to put together. It is light and portable if you want to move it place to place after your birds graze down the grass. 3 things...1. putting the wire on takes quite a bit of time, but it is generally easy2. you will need a lot more zip ties than the 300 they send you. yes you can put it together with what they send...but to make it properly secure...you will need more.3. you will need a power drill to put some of the screws in. No holes but self tapping screws so it is not that difficult.I will probably be buying this product again as I expand next year.

I read a lot of reviews that said that this was flimsy and wind was an issue, but I live in open farmland with lots of wind up to 60+ mile per hour winds and I have not had one single issue so very worth the money

It was easy to put together, but it took 2 days to assemble. The frame went together fast. The chicken wire took the time

This product is a two person job. It’s a great size. I have 14 chickens and five ducks and two roosters in there and they all have plenty of room. I’m not keen on the door hinges as there’s nowhere to put a cotter pin or a walk-through it.It would be better if Emery piece even the side pieces for the support had a different set up versus trying to screw them in to the other sides. I had to do a lot of modifying. And I wish it came with a lot thicker chicken wire as this been super easy and tears. I put chicken wire on the inside and ran filled fence around the outside sturdy it up but other than that not a bad.

We have two ducks (Jennifer and Chelsea) living inside and they love the space. Easy to clean and keep looking nice. We built it on top of 2x12 boards to make it higher inside as my husband is 6'5" and it makes it easier to not have to duck on the sides.