Large Metal 20x10 ft Chicken Coop Backyard Hen House Cage Run Outdoor Cage

It took two days for me to put together. I live in the country with many wild animals, so I wanted to make sure I had enough chicken wire around the coop to keep my girls safe. I have 8 chickens and this is just the right size for them. also I protected them with another fence so the wild animals can not get to them very easily. this way I can let them roam a bit more during the day as well. The cage run is not as sturdy as I thought it would be, but with my reinforcement, I think it will serve us for a long time. I made sure that the structure is not sitting on the ground, so I put brick under it, that way the metal will not rust out too soon. I also had to replace the hardware on the door, as it was stiff and it did not work properly. Over all the Cage run was exactly what I needed.

I don't know how they even call this a chicken coop. I thought this would be a strong chicken wire or metal wire. The entire enclosure is made out of cheap plastic! It comes with small zip ties to connect it all together. Besides taking my brother and I about 8 hours to put together, I am out there pretty much every other day " re chicken wiring it" with stronger material! My goats have literally rammed through it at every angle and made holes just to get through to eat the duck food. 😒I wish I could get a refund, but probably too late at this point.DO NOT BUY If you are trying to keep animals in or out. Any Animal could easily get into this.

We needed this because we are in SW Florida and EVERYTHING hunts our chickens, we have bob cats, coyotes, eagles , hawks, etc etc. We loved it just as it was and it was plenty sturdy but due to hurricanes I buffed it up with some left over Bull Panels and we got a full size roof for it as we have torrential downpours. This coop It is a wonderful addition for the safety of our barn yard birds.

This was pretty easy to put together. I surprised myself. The netting is what took the longest. It would have been really helpful if that would have said use metal zip ties for the tarp and this for that.... the was only a picture of the pieces going together so that wasn't too bad I figured it out.My biggest complaint is the wing nuts. Holy crap.. you tighten them and it's supposed to press into the pipes but it was still sliding out. Had to use pliers tho tighten them and then the nuts that are tack welded on sometimes then popped off. Overall I am happy with it.

The weld joints are poor & incomplete leaving spaces on joints. This will reduce the longevity of the product.The bolts for the hinges were cheap soft steel & after a single tightening the threads bound. I had to buy better quality bolts & nuts. The zip ties could have been thicker. The instructions are not helpful on the door & wire install. Lastly the coop is designed to be on a level surface or the door does not work properly. There is no hinge adjustment for the door so if not level you have to modify.

We added this on next to our barn when our neighbors grew weary of the chickens on their deck. It's very spacious, a little shorter than expected, we are tall people and I can't stand up straight at the center. My husband put it up alone and quickly too. Very easy and the chickens are happy. We put a layer of goat fencing in front of the chicken wire in order to keep the goats from pushing through it. Works well!

We bought this for a chicken run and it is perfect. My boyfriend put up the frame himself and I ran all the wire. There is plenty of wire and mesh.

So as we were putting this together it didn’t seem like it was going to be that great until we actually got it all together and put the chicken wire up with only the wire ties and used different thicker zips in between now that it’s together I would say it’s pretty good minus the door I don’t like how there’s a gap in between the door and the handle but that’s something we can fix that’s why I have 4 not 5 stars ! And this pen is time consuming I think it took 6-8 hrs to finish it