Chicken Coop Extension, Foldable Chicken Coop House Chicken Cage Wooden, Duck Chicken House Large Rabbit Enclosure Assembly Free (White)

I purchased this for my chickens as a step up fromthe brooder before they move to the big coop. It was packaged very nicely and you can smell it is real wood immediately. It took less than two minutes to set up and prepare for the birds including screwing the lid down and securing the latch. It’s lightweight and easily movable. Highly recommended.

Some of the reviews say it’s not sturdy but by the size of the cage, you obviously wouldn’t be putting a gorilla in this thing. Once the panels are locked, it is plenty sturdy. Also, you have to remove the top to fold it up, just like the photo in the description shows. The biggest problem with repeatedly removing the top is the screw holes will eventually strip out. I bought 1/4” metal threaded inserts and nuts and installed those so I don’t have to worry about that. I also added wire to the bottom side so the chickens can’t dig their way out. All in all, I spent less than half what I would’ve at the local tractor supply or feed store and it works great.

Great product but a little wobbly

Misleading description! Should read minimum assembly! There is assembly required.Better instructions would be also a plus.Bought this to transition ducklings from brooder to big coop and run and integrate with the rest of the critters. Keep in mind this will not offer great protection on its ownIt is nice but not sturdy. The frame is thin wood and the whole pen is light weightWhile the pen itself is no assembly the hinged top still needs to be attached to the frame and is not marked on how to position it correctly therefore it took a bit of trial and errorThe latch for the gate and for the top also need to be installed onto the pen frame and door and lid. Not to hard but being such small pieces it is a bit tedious. The cover is good, offers protection from wind/ draft and some shade for the babies and gives them a sense of security when the other chicks are around until they get acclimated. I would not recommend putting it in yard and leaving unattended. A predator can easily get in. I use it in a secure run. Overall is ok if it will be used for a short period of time and a few crittersWe are housing two duckies that will probably outgrow it in a couple of weeks.

Great for an INDOOR chick brooder.Don’t recommend using it outside.

I got this based on the two reviews that were 5-Star ratings telling how great this coop is; one of the reviews had a picture of the coop, and it looked like it was what I was looking for. That being said, I am giving this a 2-star rating. There is a fairy significant gap between the side piece and the top due to improper alignment. The cover is backwards- the opening should fit over the side door, but it is on the opposite side, so the door is unusable with the cover on. For the price of this coop, everything should be kosher and working properly. Other than that, it is easy to put together and would work great for an in-between coop.

I used this as the next stage for the baby chicks that I was raising. Once they were too big for their first brooder, I moved them in here. This is the first year that I had this, and it worked great.

Not worth the money poorly made. Flimsy. The top doesn't line up with the base. The latch is super cheap metal.