10x13FT Large Metal Chicken Run with Roof, Walk-in Poultry Cage Chicken Coop Runs House for Yard with Waterproof Cover, Ducks Rabbits Habitat Cage Spire Shaped Coop

First, just to be clear, it's not a coop, but it's a pretty good run. You could certainly build a smaller coop and put it inside, but in my case I used it as part of an enclosed run attached to an existing coop.It was easy to put the frame together, but you'll want pliers or a mallet and a dowel to straighten some bent ends. The poles themselves are sturdy enough to hold chicken wire and resist some force, but they're still fairly thin and will bend with enough pressure. The chicken wire that comes with it is pretty standard stuff. It's not going to keep predators out, but it's enough to dissuade hawks, etc., and will certainly keep chickens in.Many different sellers seem to be selling this particular model or something similar, so shop around. At the price I paid I thought it was very reasonable for what I got.

Easy to assemble the frame. The chicken wire is rather flimsy but does the job, as are the included zip ties. It would benefit from additional framing for the roof sections. Comes with 200 zip ties but to properly secure the wire because it is so soft you'll want to buy at least 200 more, or use bailing wire to secure it. The included tarp is medium duty thickness but seems to be of decent quality. Only real complain was the box being destroyed by ups, but luckily all the parts were still inside.

Has more than enough wire and easy to follow instructions

I'm 5' tall and weigh 100 pounds and hate having to always be waiting for help. I didn't have to do that with this chicken run.! I put it up all by myself!! It took me about 2 1/2 hours. That was mostly due to measuring my wire cuts and getting it cut right. Expected. It looks great. I have 14 young hens in there with plenty of room. It's light enough that I can move it over top of fresh grass if I want. I plan to use the anchor down things before our windy weather but so far loving it and my ability to do it myself!! Feeling accomplished!!

To make this fully safe, you'd have to enforce the bottom. You also connect the wire with zip ties. My head bumps them when I'm not under that apex, and if you don't plan it out well, the wire overlaps or sits funny. But, it's secure enough it's kept my murder dachshund from getting to the ducks, and they haven't got out. It's also kept out wild birds and rodents. Not super sturdy, but for the money was just what we needed. I would likely buy again.

This is definitely an awesome run! I will say. We ran out of wire on the door but I think it was cuz my husband put it on wrong? I could be wrong lol so we used some screen untill we could get more. Also this took 2 days to put up with 4 guys. Also your gonna need a ton of zip ties! Other then that it truly is a great run

I like the plastic coating on the chicken wire and we have had if installed for a couple of months but the gauge of the chicken wire is not thick enough. We had a predator each through the wire and get in and kill one of our chickens (probably a fox) . I will have to reinforce the base with thicker gauge chicken wire to protect my chickens from another attack. Overall the product is easy to assemble and I like the plastic coating on the chicken wire but the wire itself is cheap and needs to be thicker.

I returned this item unopened. The more I read, after I ordered, the more I realized it's actually chicken wire and comes unassembled, totally. I could not stop the sale the day after ordering.My mistake but I thought it was panels. The posts have to be positioned and the chicken wire unrolled and the frame wrapped as you go.As a woman, this was more than I wanted to handle.I liked the size for a couple of chickens. I liked the height with a door. Those are good features.