zoovilla Free-Range Chicken Coop

Very roomy compared to other coops we have looked at. My husband put it together in a few hours. We do plan to purchase a sealant for the wood on top. It looks like the weather might be rough on it. Overall pleased.

I recently purchased this chicken coop, and overall, I’m quite pleased with it. The coop itself is very sturdy and seems like it will last a long time, which is important for me. The materials are high-quality, and it provides a comfortable space for my chickens. I was really impressed with how solid and secure it is once assembled.However, the assembly instructions could definitely use some improvement. They were a bit hard to follow, with unclear diagrams and some steps that felt confusing at times. On top of that, there were a couple of broken pieces in my package, which was a little frustrating.I reached out to customer service, and I have to say, they were fantastic. They were quick to respond, apologized for the issues, and made it better right away.Despite the initial hiccups, I’m happy with the coop’s durability and the customer support I received. With a little patience during assembly, it’s been a great addition to my backyard. Would recommend with caution regarding the instructions and checking each piece before putting them together.

Very nice coop, was relatively easy to put together and all parts seem to be high quality, much better than the last coop I purchased from one of the big “farm stores.” Currently just have 2 grown hens in it, within a closed run, so they have more than enough space inside. The only reason to not give 5 stars at this time is that fitment of the roof panels could have been better, I haven’t seen any leaking yet, but will take the time to do some sealing around that area. Great mobile choice if you just need a safe coop area for your chickens, without the attached run.

It was pretty easy to put together. It was two people who put it together and took about 2 1/2 hours. The wood isn’t the best tbh. We got it in with some damage in the wood but it was fine for now. I found the same coop on TSC but it was $500…

Overall this thing is huge i absolutely love it and am so excited. We plan to use with bantams inside of a huge run I feel like there will be plenty of space for our Littles but if looking at it for full size hens I would probably not be able to fit more than 5 or 6 inside and they would definitely be squished. It's definitely going to serve our purpose. Now for the cons. I will say the assembly was not the easiest thing. The instructions are nothing but pictures and they painted over all the screw holes making it difficult to line things up. I had no issues with quality of wood until I got to the strips for the roof and they were cracked and a bit wonky but that's nothing some sealant won't fix. And let's also say it took myself, my husband who works in construction, and 3 family members 3 hrs to build this thing because the pictures on the instructions didn't match up to the steps it was telling us to take. The end result I feel is worth it. Coop can be locked up tighter than fort Knox and seems really sturdy and reliable. There will always be something wrong with any coop you buy online nothing is perfect and I feel the end result is definitely worth the hassle amd I would buy again.