PawHut Dual Wooden Chicken Coop with Garden Bed, Large Outdoor Hen House with Nesting Boxes Removable Trays, Ramps Run, for Garden Backyard, 123" x 27.5" x 42.5", Natural Wood

Smaller than I thought but we have 5 standard size chickens sleeping there.We do let them free range all day. They could not happily stay just in there for days at a time.Materials could be just a little stronger in places.We also rat proofed it with hardware cloth on the bottom.

This coop is east to assemble, minus some of the pre drilled holes don’t measure up right so you’ll need to make your own. If you live in the country I don’t recommend using this alone as we have now lost 4 of our 6 chickens from fox and raccoons. A raccoon simply lifted up the lid to the nesting box while they were sleeping and killed two of them. As of last night, a fox has now gotten two of my chickens by just pulling the cheaply made nesting box bottom clear off while they were sleeping and killed two more. Both times were caught on surveillance cameras.The coop is beautiful when you first put it together! It took about 3wks of my chickens going up the ramps to tear of the step grid. The top crown cover was broke upon arrival, but we made do because I initially was in love with this coop. Looks aren’t worth having your poor chickens go to sleep and being attacked even after the coop is closed up.Do not recommend!

Really like this coop but it is my first so take my review with a grain of salt. After trying to get a coop locally at the tractor supply and finding nothing but damaged and out of stock options, I took a chance on this little beauty. The wife loves it, the chickens appear to enjoy it and it seems to have plenty of room for my 4 chickens (2 Speckled Sussux, and 2 Prairie Bluebell). It has sturdy hardware wire for the run, wood dials for the important bits to line up, and pre-drilled holes to start screws. Just make sure you are taking the time to build it and have level solid ground and you will be fine. Can't say how long it will hold up as i will say it is thin wood and you will need to do some sealing of cracks and slits in between some parts (nesting box and coop) but again not difficult or problematic. There are a few videos from other users that will give you a great view of the build and finished product as well as add on bits after he finished. Highly recommend you search for and view if your interested as it will give a great deal of information.

Great chicken coop for the $. Was a little difficult to put together but if you follow the directions it can be done. Took about 6 hours to assemble. Has a lot of little pieces. Very sturdy and nice to look at. The chickens love their coop and they started laying eggs the same day.

This review has my first impressions, after assembling the coop. I haven't yet used it.First, the instructions are terrible. Eventually, I just worked off the pictures on Amazon, because the images in the instructions were unclear on which side of the panels is top or bottom, inside or outside.This coop is flimsy. (But you get what you pay for.) The quality of the wood is more like a craft project than real lumber. I imagine it'll do a fine job of keeping chickens in, but not effective at keeping a determined predator out. I worry about how it will hold up, especially with the cheap soft wood directly on the ground. I'll add a layer of pressure-treated 2x4s to the bottom, to delay rot and add some stability.For now, I'm giving it a 3-star rating. I'll update the review after I start using it, if my opinion changes.

This chicken coop arrived much faster than expected! It arrived in two separate packages, however; arrived on the same day. No missing or broken pieces. The chicken coop was easy to build and had straight forward directions. Myself and my husband built this together in one hour. Overall the coop is sturdy and our four chickens are loving it.

If you want to only keep two chickens per coop (4 total), while not caring if they get eaten.... Buy this cook. Not only are the little coops so stinking small, there is access through the nesting boxes. The so called "hardware cloth" is super thin crap wire. The only think I'll be using this for is putting it inside my secure 8'x8' building for grow outs. It's pretty much crap but I bought it because of the reviews. DON'T trust the reviews here folks. Trash quality coop that would NOT protect your babies.

I bought this coupe design because I had 17 baby chicks that I started in my closet to keep them safe and my husband put this together in just a few hours and he said it was well packed and everything was numbered and the directions were amazing and my chicks were so happy to get into this two house set up with lots of room between the two houses to run around and explore. It was such a good price and so well-made and I think we will get many years of use out of it. When they are big enough to go out on their own on our property, they will return to it to lay their eggs since they will be familiar with it , I highly recommend this