LEISU Outdoor Large Chicken Run Walk-in Chicken Coop with Waterproof Cover Chicken Playpen Metal Hen Duck Cage Enclosure Rabbit Nest Fence Chicken Cages for Backyard Farm (Flat top 9.8'x10.1'x6.6)

Some parts were damaged. Had force to connect but it’s worth it. Wish parts came and fit perfectly.

Was easy to assemble.

Does not show how to atatch the door or how to put the fence upAnd also the parts come bent so u have to bend them back into shape if you can

Minus the door hinges I had to make shift mine to have them work but aside from that it was a great purchase.

TL;DR: needed extra tools and zipties to assemble. Not for the unhandy individual. Not a chicken run as it stands, but an ok playpen that will Keep the mid-size+ chickens in- but not a lot of ground predators out.You get what you pay for.. I have a custom built run that took some damage from a big storm. Figured I could get this thing and spruce it up to replace. I was right about that. However, if you think this is a good long-term run for your chickens as it is- it is not.Several poles would not lock into place. The measurements are off so that it is impossible to line up on multiple pieces. I had to duct tape. A couple of female ends were bent out of shape and I had to use tools to correct so the male ends would go in. The zip ties are not high quality or numerous enough to secure this run against anything- get extra. The instructions telling you to cut out all of the panels of screen individually is crazy. Just wrap, secure, then cut where needed. If you are planning to do this alone and/or are not particularly handy- walk away.The materials are strong enough to keep your birds in once assembled- using extra zip ties. However, it would not keep out any serious predator. A dog, coyote, or even fox could probably bust through that screen with minimal difficulty. I imagine it works well enough against hawks and owls.My plan is to recycle some old materials from my previous run to reinforce this sucker. It’s a good size with a fairly sturdy frame, fully enclosed, and looks pretty nice. Pretty easy to adjust placement before being staked into the ground and surrounded by cinderblock.

Hens.suits us fine for our hens,no trouble putting together

Good chicken pen

We got two of these as a somewhat temporary solution for our backyard bantam chickens and quail.I assumed given the price and reviews online that these wouldn’t be the highest quality or something that would withstand a lot of wear and tear. We have longer term plans to modify these as we go, so I wasn’t too concerned.Here are where the shortcomings lay.• The first run assembled perfectly, until the chicken wire. It seems our roll was cut crooked or stretched in certain areas. It all went well until we RAN OUT of wire before finishing the door. We had to go out and buy matching wire at $24.99 a roll.• These rust SUPER easy. We ended up spray painting ours black with Rustoleum spray paint because the silver just didn’t look as good with our existing structures. I hope this beats the rust in the longtime.• The second one arrived with bent joints but we managed to pry everything back together. The middle bar didn’t connect together, but considering the frame was pulled together and with the wire tightly fastened we assume it will stay in place.• The tarp provided is very cheap, tears easily and if you live in colder climates if any water accumulates and freezes it will get heavy and warp the wire netting underneath.• The gate latches and the doors are terrible! We’re already looking at ways to fix these for the long run. If you use them daily, they are a pain in the rear.