Customer Reviews for VEVOR Large Metal Chicken Coop Hen Run House Flat Walk-in Cage 19.3x9.8x6.5 ft.

Order on Jan 2, 2020 received Jan 5, 2020 when order stated Jan 8-10 delivery.

I use this as a run for my 4 chickens due to hawks in our yard. The coop is inside and they have plenty of space to move around. I assembled it alone with no issues. Added free pallets to dog proof it! I used the wire it came with for the sides to cover the gaps in the pallets , but added hardwire cloth to the top and bottom for extra protection from predators.

Bought this to keep my chickens safe from hawks when we weren't able to be outside with them. It was a little pricey but worth it. One of the reviewers stated it was easy to assemble and only took 30 minutes, I would like to meet this guy because he must be a genius or really good at braiding because all the walls need to be woven and braided at the bottoms and sides. Let's just say I hope your patient and enjoy time consuming projects.

This chicken coop arrived before the expected date and was easy to set up. It took less than 6 hours to construct with just one person and there were enough zip ties and chicken wire with some left over. Very well made and secure. I placed T-posts 3 feet into the ground at all corners and middle posts and secured to the coop using hose clamps. To conserve zip ties, wait to zip tie in the areas where the chicken wire overlaps each other, that way you’re not using double the zip ties. Would definitely recommend and purchase again.

This is my 2nd coop from this seller. The 1st coop is now a year old and just as sound and the sturdy as when we put it up. I'm pleased with the quality of the materials and design. The 2nd coop has the same quality as the 1st one. Both were easy to assemble - the assembly instructions are quite sufficient -- just follow them, and don't panic if the holes don't appear correct. Reread. (;-) The seller will tell you via email that the materials will come in 3 packages -- they do, and they're very securely packaged. If I decide to get a 3rd coop, and I may, this is my supplier of choice.

We purchased 8 chicks, and they are growing much faster than expected. We live on the marsh, where there are many predators - raccoons, hawks, bobcats, coyotes, other dogs, and cats. As much as we want to free range, we do not wish to be "winner, winner, chicken dinner" for all of the animal kingdom. Enter the 18' x 10' run. It was a great price, so we ordered it, and it arrived quickly from the seller. We started assembling it, only to discover a key part was missing. I contacted the seller and they dispatched it right away. The seller is amazing and I would do business with them again. It is roomy and perfect for my 7 hens and one rooster. We will be adding a proper coop to the end with no door. Currently, what they are in can easily be placed in the coop to keep them safe at night.

At the end of that boardwalk is this lovely coop! Our newest family member is an indoor outdoor cat and we didn’t want to force her to stay inside (busy roads nearby).

This is a pretty good enclosure. It could be a foot higher on each side. I have a wood coop inside and it was almost too high for the enclosure. Didn't like the hinges or the tie straps. The hinges were very hard to tighten and when tightened them the bar crushed. I took straps of rubber and wrapped the area where the hinges would go and it made it a lot easier. The tie straps are just too light duty and break when you tighten them. I went to the auto parts store and bought green 80 lb. tie straps and they worked great and matched the chicken wire. I read reviews where users stated that the wire was plastic. It is not. It is standard chicken wire coated with green plastic and looks great. The tarp supplied is awful. It covers about a 3rd of the enclosure and water leaks through it. I ordered a 14X14 foot white tarp for Amazon and it works great and lets light in. All in all I was happy with the enclosure.

I am very happy with this run! I put it together myself, start to finish, in about 4.5 hours. I used a tarp for the top rather than the one that came with it and will probably purchase different door hardware. The hardware it comes with just doesn't work smoothly enough for what I would like.

This chicken run was super easy for two people (hubby and I) to put together. I did have hog ring pliers which made connecting the chicken wire together much easier and a more solid set up. I added two feet of hardwire over the chicken wire at the bottom to prevent predators from chewing through and a two foot skirt of hardwire to keep animals from digging under. I love my chickens and want to keep them happy and safe!