63 Inch Large Wooden Chicken Coop with Run Box and PC Roof

My mom loves the functionality of the Chicken house. I hope the chicken loves it too. Me and my dad assembled it with in 30 mins, not too bad. It is kinda light, but the structure is firm and solid.

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Very good size for city housing to keep a couple chicks. It has a small run so it's not all that bad. Everything seems to work alright and for the price, this is legit. I suggest to use wood shavings to keep things nice and clean. It will be a lot easier to clean with the shavings. We tend to use the big door more often because of changing the water and feeding. The top is for collecting eggs mostly. The sliding tin at the bottom is for cleaning but with shavings, we don't really do much. Like i said, for the price this will be great for 2 or max of 4. I like the color, it looks great!

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This chicken coop has many possibilities. It could be used for chickens, rabbits, Guinea pigs, birds, rats, etc...  I'm impressed with the quality of the material, the wood is strong and so is the wire. It arrived quickly, in one heavy box. It came with instructions that were easy to understand. Putting the coop together was not too hard, I needed tools and a steady hand, it took about 1.5 hours to complete.  My chickens love the space that it has available, the open space, the closed space and the nesting boxes. They are very happy. They go in the coop every night on their own, and come out every morning on their own. They free range all day and this coop provides comfort at night. There's times when they need to stay in their coop for an extended time in the mornings (gardener, inspection, yard work, etc) and they have been content staying inside the coop. The only thing I wish is that this coop was bigger so my chickens could grow into it, i have 10 chickens, so I will eventually need to find a larger coop for them.... Please see my video for more details. I highly recommend this coop for many types of pets.

These coops are easy to assemble but not practical if you live in the country with predators and/or real cold weather. I bought 2 and am modifying one yard to enlarge the coop and will connect the 2 coops together (basically rebuilding it to fit my needs). It will definitely need to be insulated for the winter. I also used hardware wire along the bottom and buried it so nothing can dig under the coop and get to the chickens (which is real easy to do if left as it came). It's cute but not practical and I would not recommend for any more than 3 chickens at the most unless you have real small chickens. It's working fine for my babies until I can get everything modified but I wish I had found something else.

I knew buying a cheap coop would come with some drawbacks, but I could literally build a sturdier version of this myself with the same budget.