I would only put 4 hens in this coop, but I really like the coop.

This was an open box purchase. Some of the wood was splintered and broken. We replaced the wood with what I had in my shop. Since the product was broken, would not recommend open box again

Love the idea but came with broken fence on two pieces

This Rabbit Hutch was the earliest one I have put together and mostly made of metal so I don’t have to worry about the rabbits chewing on the door or the walls .

I searched everywhere for a rabbit hutch that had room to exercise, a solid floor, yet included removable/dumpable pans. I feel it is Just enough space for one small bunny. He loves running up and down the stairs. The quality is great. I choose to keep it inside because I love having him close. There is some spillage over the sides, to be swept, but it is way easier to clean than when I had him inside a floorless pen, and I feel like a metal grate would be painful to his feet. He can’t roam around the house because he chews everything. This was the best option i could find that was not entirely made of wood. The main parts are metal. There are not many wood places where he can chew and cause problems. The few wood supports have a metal side. All of the doors are helpful for picking him up, cleaning, and putting in his food and water, etc. I love the openable top. The only thing i would change, since i use it indoors, would be to have the roof portion on the second floor to be openable from the top. That is his little resting sanctuary, and it is hard to get him out of there sometimes. He uses the bottom floor for playing, eating, and poops on one side of the bottom floor. I use the large pellets of paper cat litter in the pans to help keep him comfortable and dry while not being toxic to him nor causes much clean-up other than an easy sweep when kicked out of the cage.