Chicken Coop Outdoor Hen House Wooden Poultry Cage with 2 Perches,2 Sides Large Nesting Boxes

They included an extra screw for every size. This was the easiest put together project I have ever done. Looks great and I hope my chickens like it. It has 4 nesting places and room for 4 standing up sleeping places.

So far I quite like this coop. I have quite a few notes on it though.1. I have 6 khaki campbell ducks sleeping in this (free range during the day). It fits them just fine.2. This coop is *cheap*. Very cheap. If you set it out in the weather as is- its gonna rot and fast.3. I put 3 coats of water coat seelant on it and tar on the roof. I also put a patio block base down for it to sit on. It's inside a wire mesh enclosure with a tarp (sold on Amazon) for more weather protection as well as an extra protection from wild animals.4. It's small and not that heavy. A decent size animal could tear it up (also why I have set up inside the other enclosure. Two layers of protection.5. There's locks all over this thing including the bottom tray for emptying... except the roof. It lifts right up. A large raccoon absolutely could lift it up. I need to add a lock. Currently I have a large rock sitting on top of it.For the money spent I am very happy with it though. Just know you really should prep it before use and add something extra for the birds to keep predators out. Don't just assemble and stick out foe the birds and hope for the best.

Bought this for my girlfriend who impulse bought some chickens. The assembly wasn't difficult per say, but some of the holes were not drilled out or latches were missing. We were able to rig it together well enough though. Had to water proof the whole thing or it wouldn't last a year.

A good transition from the small brooder box. I blocked the nesting boxes with plywood until they get older. I would recommend installing the large lid hinge on the side with the doors so it can be opened if the doors are connected to a run. The large hinge supports need an upgrade to a stronger metal.

It looked nice until after it started loosing the paint and the wood started cracking in less than a week. I contacted the seller to see if there was anything they could do, and he told me to try to fix it with a nail gun or epoxy. I was shocked. Do not buy this!

Easy to put together. Two people makes it easier but one can manage. I used exterior wood glue to help hold some spots and Brad nailed some other spots just to help. Overall nice house. We will see how long it lasts in the elements.

Easy instructions, a little smaller than I have thought in size but good for a starter chicken coop. It is heavy, takes 2 people to lift it.

This coop is aesthetically pleasing. The only issue I have is that hinge broke on the one side and so we had to buy a sturdier hinge and add our own. But it has 4 good size nesting boxes. I added some sustainable hen grass to the boxes to make the cozy for the chicks. We really are enjoying it so far and my chickens LOVE it.