PawHut 69" Wooden Chicken Coop, Poultry Cage Hen House with Connecting Ramp, Removable Tray, Ventilated Window and Nesting Box, Natural

Very well made house, good packaging. Came in 2 boxes and no damage. Easy to assemble with good instructions.I use this for our rabbit indoors so I don't have a weatherproof comment.

Fairly easy to assemble. Wish the parts would have been labeled though. That would have made it much simpler. I think I did it in about 3 hours over two nights. Having my kids “help” slowed me down but it was easy enough. Make sure you notice which side the wire mesh is supposed to be on so you don’t do it backwards.Pretty light weight. My wife and I carried it to its final spot without any difficulty.Keeps the chickens dry from what I’ve seen so far but only when they’re in the house itself. I laid our dog crate plastic bottom liner onto the angled part to keep the rain from blowing in and that seems to work well. Put our feeder under the henhouse but it get’s wet easily when it rains and makes the food soggy. Haven’t figured out a fix for that yet.The wood definitely expands when it gets wet So I wonder how they waterproofed it, if at all. We just had several days of rain and the door to the run is very difficult to open.The slide out for cleaning poop is decent. You have to figure out the best angle to get it out as the indenting intended to give you a finger hold to pull with isn’t great. Otherwise, it’s fine and easy to clean. FYI, chickens are stupid. One went into the house while I had the slide out and promptly fell through the opening that had been created. I haven’t had to clean out the nesting area yet so I’ve been lucky. I assume I can just put on some gloves and scoop the old shavings and any poop out.Size is not bad but misleading in they advertise up to 5 birds. Our 3 are medium sized hens ( I think) and I don’t think we could get more without them being crowded. MAYBE we could get by with one more but that’s definitely it. We already felt like they didn’t have enough room in the run to keep active so we built an addition, which added about 8 more feet of run for them and they seem to love it (maybe $35-40 total at Lowe’s for supplies).So far we’ve been ok with security. We put a 2x4 against all of the doors as an extra precaution against predators. Only one of the 3 doors has a latch that you can actually put a lock on. The others are just slide bolts. It would definitely make me feel better if they had changed that to make it a little more secure. Also, if you don’t use completely level ground, there may be gaps between the bottom wood and the ground so be aware of that or ready to add something like a brick to fill the gap.I’d probably buy again and would definitely buy something like an addition if they made it to add on to our existing coop and run. For the price and compared to other much more expensive modes, this is not a bad starter coop.

Hello,this is a nice coop for the money. Yes the wood is soft, as its fir. its nicely stained. Once put together, it is fairly sturdy. couple things to note, the door is put together so the latch is on the other side than what shows in the picture. It also is fairly loose, meaning the actual wood moves up and down within the door frame. will try to sturdy that up. Also, try and put it together fairly close to where you intend to set it up, as moving it is better with 2 people. the ramp is vulnerable when moving it, with just 2 small screws holding it together. the nest box bottom just sets in the frame and is not attached in any way. and each nest box is only about 7.5 inches. also, there are no insulating features and it's quite see-thru, so this won't be good in the winter, unless inside something else, or insulated. The wood is not strong enough for any type of predator protection. I do like it tho. Will make it work until a larger coop is built. Not good for more than 2 chickens, small ones at that.

The media could not be loaded. Be sure to work in a well, ventilated area when you open the box, the fumes are a little overbearing. I bought this chicken Coop because I did not feel like having to measure and cut all the wood myself. It does look larger online. I will use it for my 18 chicks while I put something together that will accommodate at least 15 full grown chickens. In the meantime, this was easy to put together right now the only extra I took it upon myself to glue everything to strengthen it.

1. The assembly instructions are poorly constructed.2. As stated, only large enough for 2 birds.3. No possibility of cleaning the ground area without relocating the entire unit.4. Missing assembly holes in some areas.5. Quality is not designed to protect from predators.

Fast response within 24 hours, solution to minor problem that went beyond my expectations!! I am a very Happy Customer. My Chicks are so very happy in their new coop!! Thank you again for being there to make my purchase the best experience possible. Great quality product, and descent for my 5 normal size growing chicks that are not bantam size. This coop is for chicks not adults, but you could fit about 2 adult hens. Super Nice!!

Yes, we read the dimensions but the photos they provided made it seem bigger than it really is. We put eight 3-week old guinea keets in it and they are already almost out of room. You probably couldn't keep but one full-grown hen in this, two would be a stretch.Also the quality of the wood is pretty light. I give it less than a year before it falls apart.For $200 bucks you're better off building something yourself.