Love this!! We put our chickens in here during the day! We can move them around the farm, they eat the weeds and grass and put down fertilizer at the same time! Very sturdy and durable! Well worth every penny!

This is a wonderful coop for my Serama flock. The door on the nest area needs to be modified so it will close properly. Otherwise, it is strong, attractive, and very practical. I can even sit inside to play with my birds.

Tried several small coops and this is a great coop for a small flock, plenty of room for 4 or 5 chickens. It is easy to move around the yard for a cleaner environment for the chickens. The all metal construction is solid and will last a long time. Modified the box to create a closable roosting box. When this coop finally breaks, I will probably buy the same thing again.

Sturdy, big, easy to put together. Easy to move. It’s perfect!

Love how easy this was to put together, however the door on the run was unable to open due to a welding error on the latch, so my husband had to modify it so the door could open properly. With this price, I feel like issues like that should not arise. Also the nesting box is kind of cheap and the wood is low quality.

Perfect! So nice to move the girls around the yard and they love the tractor. I put a tarp on top so the girls can scratch in the rain.

Coop is great but took over a month to get delivered:-(

Directions aren't very easy to read, coop had wrong directions too. I too built parts upside down! Took a solid 3 hrs & it looks great!

The coop arrived on time and in great shape. Assembly was straightforward and took about 3 hours for both the run and nesting box. I plan on building a wooden skid frame out of 4x4's for the bottom of it so my wife can move it with the lawn tractor.

It will work perfectly as a daytime run for my two ducks and three chickens. We have major predators here, particularly coyotes, and they're very fast and quiet, so they have elused us before. But the birds love to be outside, and this run makes me feel like they're safe. My big dog sits by the run now, and I know nothing will even try to mess with them. I wouldn't leave them in it overnight. They go back into a large henhouse at night. I put it together by myself, but I'm a pretty handy chick and used to these kinds of things. The directions are fine except it would be nice if the panels were marked with "top" and/or "bottom" because I attached a couple upside down and later had to remove them and reattach correctly. But the brackets are easy, so it didn't take long. I think this will solve my coyote problems for the moment. :) Thank you.