150" Chicken Coop with Two Nesting Boxes and Sliding Door,Outdoor Wooden Extra Large Hen House w/Built-in Slide-Out Tray,Rust-Proof Metal Wire Poultry Cage,5 Perches,Gray

Purchased a smaller one first. Wife didn't link it nor did I. Purchased this one. Missing a few screws but no big deal. Easy assembly, well crafted. Modified the perches so they would be off the floor of the house.Overall, very nice for the money.

Absolutely junk for the price. You have to completely overhaul the entire thing. We had to buy hardwire to go over the outside of the run as what came on it was barely held on and so cheaply done it wouldn't keep anything out. The door has already warped. The nest boxes and Coop itself is warping and has huge gaps in between the slates. The latches are absolutely junk. We had to buy new latches/locks for every door and nest box. We will have to enclose the nest boxes some as they are too open to elements.... Even under a carport. We will have to figure out how to fix the warping of the doors and Coop itself. Save yourself the money. You are better off building your own.Adding to my review. We had our first rain storm since it was put together. The nest box lids are warped now. We will most likely need to build new ones. I also forgot to say that the nest boxes... The bottoms are not secured down. They just set in it letting predators in super easily and have a huge gap between the bottom of the nest box and the walkway on the inside of the run. We had to secure the boxes and add wood underneath to seal up the gaps.

This was almost half the price the one I wanted from tractor supply was. There were only 5 reviews so I was worried it would be cheap. It’s a great coop for the price. I assembled it by myself (woman)over the course of three days. When I put the first panel together I thought it was going to be super flimsy but once you get all the pieces together it is quite stable. I will say the paint is mediocre at best there are scratches and marks on the paint and there are defects (including my two shelves in front of the nesting boxes were cut at incorrect lengths and some of the small pieces on the base of the flower boxes were disconnected but I made it work). But for an outdoor coop I’m sure it will get dirty in no time so to expect perfection is silly. The latches are really cheap, animals will get them open so I added some of my own latches especially on the bigger doors and I plan to add hooks to the nesting boxes too so raccoons can’t open them. Overall I love this coop I think it’s functional and pretty and I hope my chickens love it!

We’ve had this chicken coop for a couple of months now, and it's been perfect for our small flock. The elevated house and enclosed run give them enough space to roam, and the sliding door makes it easy to separate them when needed. It’s also very weather-resistant, which is important where we live. It’s an excellent choice for anyone with backyard chickens.

This chicken coop is portrayed in the pictures as huge and is barely big enough for 6 chickens. Ridiculous that they would even blow up the pictures to make it look larger than it is. None of the materials are outdoor weather resistant. The wire mesh is plastic and not steel offering no protection against predators. Total rip offf!

The media could not be loaded. First things first, I ordered and cancelled near immediately because I ordered the wrong size… I WAS BACK AND FORTH 4 different times with Amazon to cancel so I could order the right size and even after confirming the cancellation every single time, it still arrived.Now the coop itself is cute but small. It will fit 2-3 hens comfortably but you’ll need more room for a bigger flock. An additional roosting bar would be beneficial.The coop does have wire mesh to help deter predators but if I’m being honest if one is determined it will absolutely get in. I will be reinforcing the wire with a stronger hardware mesh and also lining the floor as well.The build: while it wasn’t difficult it was a bit irritating because it there are two double pieces with the same letter but one set has pre drilled hole and the others didn’t… needless to say of course I ended up having to take it apart because I put the wrong like pieces in the wrong spots. The other issue was the roof was unaligned so I had to Jimmy it to make it fit.The quality: meh. It’s okay but if you have big animals this lightweight. Some of the wood was chipped and cracked but not enough for me to package it all up and send it back.With all that said I don’t think I would purchase this a second time, I would instead by a cheap shed and add a fence run.

Easy to put together I did it by myself. But it’s not gonna last more than a few years $500 is quite expensive if you think about it I think it should be more than the $300 range personally.

couldn’t be happier with this chicken coop. Its extra-large size is perfect for our growing flock. Our chickens have plenty of room to move around, and they love the multiple perches and nesting boxes. This coop is well-built and looks great in our backyard.