Ogrmar Chicken Coop Large Wooden Outdoor Bunny Rabbit Hutch Hen Cage with Ventilation Door, Removable Tray & Ramp Garden Backyard Pet House Chicken Nesting Box

SO SMALL! I have to get something else for my ducks because they don’t fit in this. I just brought them outside this week since they are old enough and got all their feathers they’ve only been out in it for a week and I have to already get something else for them and this was $130 to only be used for 1 week!

It's a cute, small coop. The size is good for small chickens or rabbits. Not good for regular size chickens. Easy to assemble. Safe for animals. Sturdy for it's size.

Too small , didn’t come with screws

very porely made, the wood above the inside door weren’t even connected, the entire thing is light which is okay but it is not good quality at all. i feel like i wasted my money, the wood cracked easily with almost every screw, and there were so many thing pre built that were just not right or i had to personally fix, the door hinges were on the wrong way and it war just a hassle for there being only 9 steps. which was nice but it took 5 hours. very disappointed.

I understand that the dimensions are noted within the listing, however, could be only used for pullet or juvenile chickens. Not comfortable for even 1 adult chicken. The wood is super flimsy and cheap i felt like using popsicle sticks would have been sturdier. Honestly i couldn't even justify spending 50$ on this. The pull out tray is probably the nicest part of it and my issue with that is it is made of reflective metal that could be too hot in the summer heat.The only reason I have given it a 2nd star is that it is ridiculously easy to put together it probably took about 20 mins and it was ready. The instructions were somewhat clear. None of the materials were labeled so you had to assume which of the hardware you were using based on how many were in the individual baggies.

I read the reviews, and everyone complained of how small it is. It is very small, but if you see the product description with the photo that shows all the dimensions, then you'll be prepared. I purchased it for our chicks that are about 5 weeks old and it's perfect for them, we have 7. So we are only using as transitional home until they're big enough for the big girl coop. I think the run could be bigger even for rabbits.PROS: Easy to assemble, I assisted my 10 and 11 year olds as they assembled it.Shipped super fast.I like that the bottom of the coop part pulls out for cleaning, however it was stuck when we completed assembling it, and I had to dismantle a part of it to free it, so just make sure it can slide in and out easily before attaching the second part.CONS: Little bit expensive for the size, I paid $173.00 on 08-19-20. I think it's worth maybe $125. But I couldn't find anything better, for some reason Amazon is sold out of most coops.Small. Too small for adult hens, unless you are only using this for sleeping and letting them out in the morning. If that's the case, then it's only suitable for 2 hens, maybe 3 bantams.

The idea of using this for large chickens is out the window. Might be able to use for small bantams. Luckily I’m using it for quail. The inside door is roughly 5x5inches. I bought some cheap Walmart paint and gave it a coating. FYI Walmart paint sucks. Looks and feels more like Elmer’s glue. It’s not a terrible little coop. It works. Wasn’t bad to assemble. The wood should last now that I painted it. It looks pretty cute.

This is so small and the doors are extremely flimsy. The one door goes in when locked and it is suppose to only be able to be pulled out. Definitely not a chicken coop size… more for a rabbit!