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

Easy to set up framework but the wire for the covering does not have enough zip ties with it. Also as a chicken owner need to take predator proofing underground into consideration

This run has plenty of room for my 6 Brama hens to stretch their legs. The frame was easy to assemble with the snap lock fittings. The wire netting is coated for long lasting weather resistence. The netting takes most of your time applying, cutting, zip tying and sewing the seams together but well worth the price paid. I bought 2 runs for both my chicken cages. .

Overall it's a good quality item. Instructions suggest it should take 2 people 1-2 hours to fully assemble. I'm pretty handy, it took 1.5 people about 3 weekends to complete. Lots of detail work required to "sew" the seams together, among some other time drains. Directions not always clear on where to cut the rolled wire, we have more sharp edges than I'm comfortable with.

Better than I expected. It needs bigger cable ties which I bought separately +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

The quality of the structure is very good. It was easy to put together. The wire is not good sturdy and a predator tore through it with ease. We replaced it with chicken wire and now the enclosure is perfect. It is easy to move so we can give fresh grass to our chickens as often as needed. We plan to order several more.

This wasn't too hard to put together and is what you would expect for the price (the fencing is a little flimsy) but we can add to it, I really just wanted the frame. Here's the only problem (and a solution) the span is too long with no middle supports. A big wind, snow or big hail and it's going to collapse (I've seen it happen to others). So, we went to home Depot and got two 8 foot metal fence posts and toppers with the loop. We put the loop top at the two interior supports and stuck the fence posts into the ground and slipped them into the fence post tops to support the two spans. The chickens don't care, it just adds support and doesn't take up space. Btw, the tarp is great, very heavy duty.

It's pretty good for what it is. it needed more metal supports for the roof and along the back. It needed many more zip ties than was supplied and we lost a chicken to a predator because of the lack of zip ties it was able to bend up the chicken wire and get inside the coop.

great easy to sssemble except the wiring no real good instructions for the money the wiring should be pre cut

I don’t know why I didn’t think of using these before now. The coops go together so well and quickly. I am limited on movement and this was easy to put together. Lacing the wire was the most tedious part of assembling but not difficult to accomplish.

This is fantastic! It went together rather simply and is perfect as a meat bird tractor! I added a frame from 2x6s and attached lag bolts and then pull it with a tractor to give the birds a fresh bit of grass each day. I plan to use it for turkeys, next.