The product isn't worth the money. Some of the holes weren't predrilled on the frames, the metal frame is so flimsy it bent when I tried moving it. The worst part is building it, it should be sent with metal twist ties not zip ties that will need to be replaced in a couple years. The wire doesn't match the instructions so you have to figure out how to make the wire work instead of it fitting exact on the sides.

Updated... The chicken wire supplied isnt enough to properly cover it and unfortunately wont keep predators out. We got hardware cloth and covered most the run plus a skirt around to keep predators from digging under. Seems sturdy and hopefully will hold up well.

This is a nice metal chicken coop it was put together then it snowed and the door fell out have to figure out how to have the doors stay put before we put the chickens in once it gets warmer it was very easy to build and sturdy enough for a snow storm

This is the perfect size for my peacocks. It seems to be pretty sturdy. It wasn’t very hard to put together. I haven’t finished putting on the wire yet. There were some pieces that had some surface rust on them so I want to spray it with a rust stop. The support braces for the corners are a good idea but the nuts for them are way too long. I think this will last a really long time.

This coop was delivered in a damaged box. 2 poles for the frame were bent. The poles connect easily. There is just enough chicken wire to cover the coop. The instructions for the door are difficult to understand (step 10 was in german). The door frame lacks a supportive horizontal bar on top. The screws were a pain to use and required us to use a socket wrench because the tiny wrench provided is not adequate. The chicken wire attaches with zip ties and the tarp attaches with elastic straps. The roosting bar is easy to put together with wooded roosts so the chicken’s feet won’t freeze in cold weather. Overall, this coop will work well and it’s nice that we can comfortably walk around inside it.