Customer Reviews for VEVOR Large Metal Chicken Coop, 3x3.93x1.99 m Walk-in Chicken Runs for Yard with Cover, Spire Roof Hen House with Security Lock for Outdoor and Backyard, Farm, Duck Rabbit Cage Poultry Pen

This is an easy up product. The directions were very clear and made sure to point out we needed 2 people for setup. It went up smoothly and faster than the directions advise. I have one issue and that is a wish that there was an option to remove the bar section at the bottom of the door - because we are placing this on a raised box frame so our quail cages fit at the sides for height, and to increase the security to keep digging animals out of the cage. That means we have to figure out steps up and down to get into the cage over the bar and a type of gate to be able to remove droppings.

Very easy to put together. Needed to keep groundhog and other critters away from my garden. Attached chicken wire about 1 foot up the sides and then wrapped underneath about 2 feet. Works great! Perfect addition to my greenhouse.

Okay, so I put the frame together the day it arrived. Hubby wasn't in the mood so all 5' of me had to do it alone. It was sooooooo easy and quick. The next day when I came home from work. Hubby surprised me. He put all the netting up and secured it with the zip ties. There was plenty of everything because we stretched it tight. What took long was that I wanted to reinforce the connections with hog rings. So I picked up Dewalt hog ring pliers at TSC which helped me stretch it nice and tight. The metal hog rings won't break as fast as zip ties. The chicken wire was so easy on the hands because of the coating. It looks really nice. It's big enough for my son Jorge to walk around comfortably without bending. It has a dome shaped roof top so the water runs right off. We like to hangout with the hens and ducks . There's plenty of room for the swimming pool too! It's the closest thing to free range without cutting them loose. All of us including the birds couldn't be happier with this run. I will be wrapping hardware cloth around it. (Also purchased here) It too is coated. Would've liked it in green to blend with the run. I didn't do it yet, but will soon. Thanks Vevor! Love love love it!!!l Except. The price dropped AFTER I bought it. LOL. Welcome to my life!

This was perfect to add to my coop as their chicken run!!! They love it. All 16 chickens have enough room to run around, chase each other and even fly. This was a perfect match for what I needed!!!

Extremely easy to set up. I'm a 63 yr old woman and if I can do it by myself, anyone can. The only issue I had was the cover did not fit right it was a little small and there were no ties so I used zip ties.I found it easier to add the wire by running up the side and over the roof then down the wall. Essentially the top and sides are enclosed first then I did the back and front. Super easy. I have 10 chickens in there and they are comfortable.I do plan to get o e more so I can tie them together as one as I would like to have one coop as a housing area and the other for roaming when it's raining.I love the quick connect feature.

This is a big coop; it was fairly simple to assemble except: a couple of the pieces of the hardware frame did not fit easily together and the instructions are not clear on the best (recommended) way to cover the frame with the chicken wire. I would have preferred to see a pattern in the instructions. It comes with plenty of chicken wire cloth. Overall it is working well for my hens.

Because we have so many hawks around us, we can’t have our chickens just walking around unprotected. This playpen is so light, I can move it anywhere in the yard, and the girls are all taken care of. They even let me know at dusk when they want to go back to the roost. But so far, this has been a great tool.

One of the hardest things to put together with the chicken wire. Make sure you have multiple people to help with the chicken wire install it’s very fustrating.

This is a very good product. The metal bars are fence grade quality and weight and the netting is okay. It was used tl introduce new chicjens to an existing flock. Once that was done, we refurbished it and it now works great as an add-on to extend an existing run, giving the chickens extra room to run in when they need space from each other. We have had it a while and don't see any rust. It was fairly easy to put together but you do need to wire the netting together. I wired it after I put it on the frame. It is heavy to move. I just put a tarp under the one side (so it slid better) and lifted up the other side to cart different places. It was missing one bolt but it was such a common sized bolt, rather than wait, I just got a bolt from the supply store so I can't tell you how quickly they would take care of that. The door goes together well but if the frame is not true, the door does not close well. It is easy to fix though.

This is a good, fast, easy and inexpensive way to expand a chicken run. It took a few hours total to put up, although the frame only took 20-min. Not super heavy duty but good enough to do the job. I just attached the frame to the existing wooden coop/run with some metal water heater seismic strap tape, and a staple gun for the fence. I also placed cinderblocks on the feet of the frame for extra wind protection. Now the hens have a lot more space.