NUGRIART Large Metal Chicken Coop Walk-in Poultry Cage with Water-Resident and Anti-UV Cover Duck Rabbit Cat House Outdoor Chicken Run Pen with Round Roof

The overall look of the pen is pretty good besides the amount of zip ties. The safety of it isn’t the greatest for the chickens. But I haven’t had an issue thus far. It’s very easy to move around if needed and the sturdiness is awesome. Mine’s been up for months through crazy winds and some storms. It hasn’t been hurt. I’ve bought another one of these to connect to the one I already have, just to give my chicks more room to run. For the price, this pen is excellent. But if you live in a bad area with a lot of predators, i do highly suggest using some hard wire over top of the chicken wire.

It feels pretty darn sturdy. Thankfully I don't have to worry if it'll protect against bears or wild cats, because they're not in my area. But I do have to worry about stray dogs, raccoons and possums. Which is should be able to do fine against them. I think it's a good value for someone that doesn't have a lot of chickens. The instructions were pretty simple, up until the door area. That was a pain in the butt!!! I struggled with that section waay longer than I should have. Also i should have used a dry erase marker and wrote the part number for each piece a bit bigger. Im not using the chicken wire, I've got hardware cloth instead. Hopefully when it's all done and with some added measures, my future chickens will be pretty darn safe. It took me about 3 hours to put it together by myself and it was surprisingly easy to do so. It would've went faster with a second person. But oh well, I had fun. Not so much with the door section though. *add on* I'm currently taking a break from adding the hardware cloth to update this review. Learn from my mistake, HAVE MORE ZIPTIES THAN YOU THINK YOU'LL NEED! The ones included are kind of flimsy, and nowhere near enough, especially if you make a mistake a have to cut some off.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Cost and size. Size: It’s a great sized run for the price. I’ve had this run put together for a few days now and am incredibly happy with it (and so are my chickens). It took me two days to put it together on my own; very easy to put together (instructions are clear), it’s just time consuming tying up the netting. Is this the best quality run? No, but it’s a cost-effective, easily-constructed run that will keep your chickens happy. One complaint is that there wasn’t enough netting! I was very frugal with it because I didn’t want to run out. I did the door last, and was about 16” short of netting. It was very frustrating after spending all day tediously putting on the netting. I ended up using scrap pieces and will have to eventually buy new mesh to put on the door so it looks nice. My only other complaint is the door—it is not very sturdy. It should have some more support in the middle so it doesn’t bend and hang funny. Also, the screws keep falling out of it. I’ll have to reinforce it somehow (but realistically shouldn’t have to; it should come with everything I need to make the door safe and properly usable). Things to note: Be sure to buy at least 150 more zip ties! Buy higher quality stakes (you don’t want this thing blowing away in a storm). If you want this truly predator protected, you need to purchase hardware cloth. Chicken wire only keeps chickens in, it doesn’t keep predators out. Keep that in mind if you’re looking for a run that is cheap; hardware cloth adds up quickly.

I cannot say enough about how much I love love love this pen. My 8 ducks have so much room to move around, a giant pool, a coop and so much more going on! It is sturdy, the tarp that it comes with is AMAZING, and it's tall enough for my 6'3" husband to walk under. We did add some extra shade to the front of the pen when an extra tarp because that's where our pool is but that isn't needed if you don't want it. If you are in the market for a pen this is the one!

This item shipped and sat on my porch for a week until I could assemble it. The instructions were simple to follow and it was assembled in about an hour. I'm yet to put the chicken wire around it yet but so far this appears to be a good product. Most parts assemble with a push and snap. The product is extremely light weight and will need to be anchored to the ground. (Anchors shop with it). The only tools you should need is a screwdriver or drill, socket set or wrench. Time will tell if it lasts but from what I'm seeing, it appears to be sturdy and should last several years. The great thing is that you can move it around farely easily. I bought the 6.5 x 10. Easily big enough for six chickens or more.

Great coverage, netting is okay. Its very time consuming and you have to work to get netting tight to prevent intrusions. Strongish, the piping is thin walled and the entrance door is not the best design.

Bought as a temporary outdoor holding pen. Size is correct. Need to add an extra purling in the roof area, even very tight chicken wire doesn't stop the rain from sagging the tarp and pulling the metal together. The door is flimsy and leaves too much room around it to let in varmints. The latch on the door is sharp, at least mine was. Very disappointed that I purchased off Amazon and still had to pay S&H that I must not have noticed until the final charge came in and was 30$ less than the product.

This is kind of a joke...very hard to put together, flimsy, ugly. Beware in buying this product. We shall see if it keeps our new feral cats in and safe...