Pros: The coop offers a spacious design with ample room for four medium-sized hens and potentially five, although the roosting bars may become crowded with that number. The three nesting boxes comfortably accommodate three medium-sized hens. Additionally, the removable dividers provide flexibility, allowing you to create one or two larger nesting areas for bigger breeds. Cons: The primary drawback is the overall construction quality. The wood is quite thin, and the hardware, including the locks, feels lightweight and not particularly secure. I keep mine inside a secure dog kennel, and I would not recommend using it without additional fencing or protection. Predators such as raccoons or even dogs could likely gain access with little difficulty. The windows are covered with thin clear plastic, which I removed and replaced with hardware cloth to improve both ventilation and predator protection. My coop was also missing the support piece for the nesting box lid, so I cannot comment on its functionality. Overall, this is a reasonable starter coop, but I would encourage prospective buyers to compare other options before purchasing. With some research, you can likely find a sturdier, better-built coop at a similar price point—or possibly even for less.

I really like everything about this house except the locks. I put more secure locks on the one I ordered. Otherwise, it holds my 6 bantams just fine.

Directions were a little complicated, material seems cheap, I’m curious to see how long it last, but I’m not thinking long. Wood does not seem weather proof

Great coop. Plenty of room for at least 5 chickens. Easy to assemble

Really cute but not very durable.