75" Deluxe Wood Frame Chicken Coop with Plastic Inserts Backyard Hen House 4-6 Chickens Nesting Box Run

Great for two to three egg laying hens.

coop is alot smaller then it looks. cheaply made, looks more like a dollhouse than a chicken coop,

The finish product is great and made of sturdy material. The only down side is that one of the panels did not fit. I had to cut off and excess portion. Another down fall is that the door u see on the picture is actually on the oposite side of the coop whitch would be an inconvenience if you do not have plenty of space on both sides of the coop. I have 8 chickens and they all fit comfortably in the enclosed box but my chickens are still growing and we'll need more room to roam around. I am currently working on adding a chicken run.

Dislike this product....cheep not useable going to cut up use some parts....not worth it to me to return....some parts showed up broken

My super cute coop arrived on time but with a broken piece right in the front. Pretty easy to assemble, husband did it in about 45 minutes. The latches are very flimsy and not going to hold once we use it. The wood was very poorly painted, it took me about 2 hours to paint all the trim - in hopes of extending the life of the structure. Drainage looks like it might be an issue, especially because I live in the PNW. I currently do not feel as though 4 full size chickens will have enough space - planning on adding a covered run. Also, very low to the ground and there is not a good place for food and water it all seems very difficult to reach. Like, one would have to get down on there knees or belly to utilize the "front door" with the crooked latch. Overall, I would not buy again, for the amount of money spent, I could have probably built something longer lasting and better designed.

A lil flimsy but it’s only holding chickens. Dunno if it’d keep out a fox

Not sturdy first real wind storm kiss it good buy more like a small doll house

Mediocre quality. The roof is a very poor design that will capture and hold water allowing it to seep in to coop, even with the "drains" cut in to the wood. I applied marine grade silicone to the seas to prolong life and keep water out. Also, the latches and hinges are very poor quality, very flimsy latch on nesting box. Replaced the hinges with premium quality hinges. Also replaced the slide toggles to beefier ones and added hasp holes to further protect from predators. If you're in a predator prone area, you'll need to do some work to this coop. The paint on the wood is more like a white wash, I can see the wood through it. The plastic walls are a corrugated material, kind of the type you'd see signs made of. It went together very easy. The instructions are very plain but easy enough to understand. Make sure you read the measurements, the picture makes it look huge too.