PawHut Large Chicken Coop Metal Chicken Run for Chickens with Waterproof and Anti-UV Cover, Dome Shaped Walk in Fence Cage Hen House for Outdoor and Yard Farm Use, 1" Dia, 9.2' x 18.7' x 6.4'

I recently purchased the PawHut Large Metal Chicken Coop for my Bantam flock, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. This coop is an exceptional product that checks all the boxes for a poultry owner like me. It is well made, sturdy, constructed from excellent materials, easy to assemble, and incredibly secure in place.**Build Quality and Materials (5/5):** The build quality of this chicken coop is truly remarkable. The metal frame is robust and durable, ensuring that it can withstand the test of time and the elements. The mesh wire is of excellent quality, providing proper ventilation while keeping predators at bay. The materials used are clearly designed to last, giving me peace of mind that my chickens are safe and sound.**Assembly (5/5):** As someone who doesn't consider themselves particularly handy, I was pleasantly surprised by how straightforward the assembly process was. The included instructions were clear and easy to follow, and I was able to set up the coop in just a few hours with minimal help. PawHut has certainly made it easy for even beginners to put this coop together.**Spaciousness (5/5):** My chickens have plenty of room to move around in this coop. It's spacious and designed to provide ample space for my feathered friends, promoting their comfort and well-being. It's also easy for me to access the interior for cleaning and collecting eggs, making the daily chores much more manageable. I'm considering purchasing another one for the spring for all my new chics.**Security (5/5):** When it comes to the safety of my chickens, this coop shines. The door locks securely, and the mesh wire is strong enough to deter any potential threats. I no longer have to worry about raccoons, foxes, or persistent Hawks harming my flock. The added peace of mind this coop provides is truly invaluable.

Recommend easy assembly, holding up in the wind.

Box was damaged upon receipt. Opened box, started reading and following directions-according to directions, it shows wire as being cut to size for door and two peaks. So, if you purchase this, better make sure you've got some tin snips so you aren't cutting each piece all day. Was not expecting that. Put it all together, the "tarp" they give you as cover doesn't stretch correctly over the peaked part- disappointing. It's a little flimsy, good for moving chickens around yard and making predators think they can't get in, but wouldn't hold up in a real situation.

The directions are absolutely terrible: the numbers for each bar do not match the directions. I finally threw them away and just did it. The quality is ok - you get what you pay for.

Called company about getting extra pieces and can’t not an option to expand . Should be about to buy replacement pieces . Wouldn’t have bought otherwise

My 7 year old granddaughter and I put this together . Was real easy.

Product was warped from the beginning and we made it work. The first big rain storm and the coop collapsed. Seller won’t give full refund without full return of the product. The coop weighs over 50-100 lbs. save your money. It’s cheaply made.Update to add: seller is supposed to make things right.

Omg I love this enclosure. It’s sturdy for the price. I mean 150 bucks is good price point. I have 4 hens and 16 babies. We’ve lost most of our last flock to hawks so I’m not taking any chances this time. I might purchase another one and add it on our existing one for more room. 🥰

Interesting creature this turned out to be. First it’s extremely flimsy unless you screw in pieces of wood across each of the corners, that includes the areas under the tarp. This will stabilize the whole thing. Next we cut long boards to fit under the bottom and screwed them in so the hutch wouldn’t lift in a wind. Nobody liked the door setup; when we spread the wire around the hutch we simply covered the door with it and cut it to open the door, then secured it with twine. The tarp was garbage! Bought a heavy duty tarp and secured it with twist ties. I secured tarp to the back end to give my birds more shade and shelter from rain and wind. There was more than enough materials to finish; took two days with the two of us to complete. Fastened rope to both ends to move the hutch around, providing new areas for the birds. Overall it has been a good outdoor home for our chickens and ducks. Recommend.

Not very sturdy construction. Raccoons were able to tear the cage apart and killed all the ducks on the third day after it was completed. Would not recommend this product.