Wooden Chicken Coops Cages Poultry Pet House 80‘’ Large Two Tiers w/Egg Box Run Rabbit Hutch Enclosure Garden Backyard Cage Indoor and Outdoor Use (80 Inches)

Much smaller and cheaply made. But for price and delivery good. I am going to add Metal to the roof. Very cheaply made roof. Won’t last long, but if I cover with Metal and paint entire coop with good outdoor paint it should last a few years.

Overall this is a nice cage. We bought it for our cat. What I like is it was super easy to put together. It looks nice. The set up is well thought out. Lots of doors for cleaning. The house part is roomy.The things I don’t like it isn’t very sturdy. This is an easy fix if you are handy. The locks need to be longer because they just barely catch. The fence part is small. We ended up taking the top fence off and used them on the sides to make it wider and put a roof on. I also don’t like that the fence part doesn’t have a roof. This is also an easy fix if you are handy.

I went to TS saw smaller coops for double the money , said I’ll check Amazon , saw this bought it keeps 4 chickens nice and nestled but it doesn’t last that long especially if you have bigger chickens. The bottom piece ends up breaking

It's a lot of work to put it together, so if you are not handy like that, you should pay for assembly. It's easy enough, if you're handy with assembly items. Me and my nephew did it, they make the steps as easy a possible.

We built the chicken coop. It looked really cute but then it broke. It's made with cheap wood. We ended up dismantling it and creating our own chicken coop with stronger wood, and using all the doors, roof, and hinges. Very disappointed with the cost of it and it broke before we bought chickens.

Nice size plenty of room easy to put together I think it took less than 3 hours and I took a break

Very flimsy and not good for average size chickens. 2 Bantam size chickens ok, but not full size chickens. Super light and not sturdy. Directions are not easy to follow.

It's smaller than it looks