VEVOR Large Metal Chicken Coop with Run, Walkin Poultry Cage for Yard, Waterproof Cover, 19.7 x 9.8 x 6.6 ft, Peaked Roof for Hen House, Duck Coop and Rabbit, Silver

Very good quality and easy assemble i done it all by my self very happy with it . Another thing if the size very big or start with small grup of birds you can downsize it as the length come in 2 part how ever best one in the market

Easy to assemble. Nice size and is sturdy. The only negative thing is the plastic zip ties, we used some metal ones.

I recommend getting different wiring for the cage itself as the stuff it comes with is really weak.Other than that, I absolutely love this cage and am 100% happy with this purchase. Bought last summer (2023) kept it up all winter as well. Will be using this season also.

Takes a while to set up especially by your self comes with zip ties that are really small. Buy bigger ones. Keeps chickens in. But not really good for keeping dogs or other animals out that want in If your handy at all buy some 2x4s and sim chicken wire you would be better off. But if you’re not and just wanna keep your chickens in this is for you.

The dome shape of this coop sheds water easily. The split door is an excellent idea. The instructions were clear, and all the parts were there. It stood unmoved in high winds while it was under construction.However, as a short, widowed senior citizen, I found it very difficult to get the last top cross piece installed. WD40 on the joints helped.I also found it difficult to stretch the included chicken wire taut enough to maintain a good solid arch under the tarps. I fixed dips with pieces of stiff hardware cloth on the outside and vertical supports on the inside. I needed roosts anyway, so it was just a matter of placing them where I needed roof support. I added more tarps to cover the entire roof area for shade in the summer and to keep chickens dry in winter.The vinyl covered chicken wire is easy to work with but far too flimsy to survive a determined predator attack. I added 1/2 inch hardware cloth on the two ends, on the doors, and on the sidewalls. This keeps snakes out too. The extra weight is concerning, but the frame seems to be held up in part by the stiffness of the hardware cloth on the vertical sides. I was afraid to cover the entire roof in hardware cloth because the weight might buckle the frame.The frame stands on short legs, which creates a gap at the bottom. I had to add a wire predator barrier on the ground outside of the coop anyway, so I just brought it up the outside walls a few inches.The added cost of the hardware cloth, extra zip ties, extra tarps, and extra tie wire made it more expensive than I had planned, but the coop looks nice. The split doors are especially nice. I think with normal maintenance, this coop will last for years. Now that I've had practice, I plan to add another of these coops in the future.

Es ist ein sehr stabiler und gut verarbeiteter käfig. Er wird unseren hühnern viel Schutz geben. Ich empfehle diesen käfig!