I have to say I love the idea of this. I am still trying to figure out just how to put it together. I am old so it takes me a while. But that said, I have a lot done. Once I finish putting the pipes together, not much more to do. I love the pipes as they just click into place instead of nuts and bolts. Makes it much easier to put together. I will update later with the finish product. Looking forward to getting this done.. Waiting for this heat wave to give up so I can do it. The pipes are not junk. If you ever decide to use the frame for something else it would make a good greenhouse too. I am impressed with the quality of the pipes. Makes a huge difference.

The frame is decent but the fencing / wiring provided is as cheap as you can get. The zip ties are also some of the cheapest pieces of plastic that could be included, and we snapped so many of them just trying to get fencing secured in a basic way. This setup needs improvement in materials provided and the design of the shade flaps as it will not hold up long term. Thankfully we just needed a temporary setup for a few days, but I’ll be surprised if this holds up the next week without needing repairs.

We absolutely love it! This chicken run is so large that we divided it in half created a door on the other end so we have our flock divided in half. It was easy to put together. The door keeps losing its wire chickens get out, but my husband is going to put new wire on it wrap it around the door. The opening shutting the door loosens the wire when you do it like the instructions say. LOVE IT!

Yay, one step closer to getting our chickens!! We live in the country, so we wanted to make sure our girls would be safe while also making sure they have dedicated shade in our hot summers, and this is perfect. While this was pretty straightforward to put together, just know, you will become one with the zip ties. If you think, "there is no way we'll use that many zip ties", trust me, you will. A tip, once you get the frame up and you're ready to start putting up the wire, have a second person, but don't work on different parts, connect one part of the wire, then work your way to the other side before the other person starts on anything. You'll want someone on the outside of the run and someone inside to do adjustments (stretching and holding the wire, etc). If you try to do both sides at once, you'll have to redo parts...hopefully this helps save you a potential headache. Once it's up, it's great, the shade cloth really makes a big difference in heat!

This chicken coop is much bigger than I expected and provides plenty of room for chickens to move around comfortably. The covered roof, and enclosed mesh are good protection while still allowing plenty of airflow. It feels sturdy, practical, and ideal for anyone want to have a small chicken farm at home.