Very poor quality did not use it till 3 months ago. And it’s poor quality.

Its true to size. More screws are needed. It is a little wobbly not a full sturdy structure but add some gorilla glue and pool noodle pieces in gaps its worth the price for your first ever coop. UPDATED: 03/17/2026 THE BOTTOM FELL OUT! The structure is still sound my hens are almost 21 weeks near laying age and the bottom has buckled. My suggestion reinforce that tray. Good for cleaning and have a slide out tray but too weak!

Definitely going to need to add some extra screws. There’s a lot of little nicks and splits in the wood here and there but overall it’s a good coop. I thought my chicks needed a bigger coop and they all still went in the small one. They have been living in lol now if this is not in a secure run, I don’t know how much I would put it in the yard cause I’m pretty sure other animals could get into it Here are a few pictures I took of it and what it looks like in my coop. I mean, I do like it, but I definitely would not pay the price I paid for it again. I do think it’s overpriced. The run the coop is in came from Wayfair also.

This is a small chicken coop but will work for those really cold nights to get my 4 chickens out of the elements. For daily use, it would be too small to house several chickens. It took about 2 hours to put together with an electric screwdriver. I did spray the exterior with a coat of polyurethane to try to protect the lightweight wood panels. I also added some insulated bubble wrap insulation to the top/sides to provide additional warmth. Note: egg access only through side laying area, so if eggs are laid in other corners of the house they require reaching in through the small doorway entrance.

Great little coop. Easy to put together Update- did not last long. Doors have rotted off of front. Leaks over nesting box and overall is no longer sturdy.