PawHut Small Chicken Coop with Run Hen House Poultry Coops Cages Nesting Box Wood 150.5 x 54 x 87cm

Arrived quicker than expected! Fit together easily. It's not very big but we only wanted it for 1 ex commercial hen to sleep in. She now has a friend so 2 hens use it for sleeping. We didn't attach the run as we didn't need it. Overall happy with it so far. Not sure how long it will last as the wood is quite thin.

This gets 1 star purely for the design.The house arrived quickly and packaged quite nicely but that is the only nicety that can be said for this chicken coop.Firstly, this has a strong strange smell. Has lots of nicks and chips all over and the paint is so thin in places you can see the bare wood through.The dowels don't match up across the entire coop and we even had to drill new holes to actually get the house together.The house and run are flimsy as anything and wouldn't survive a fox attack, nor keep them warm in winter. A standard size chicken wouldn't fit in the nesting boxes either.I wouldn't leave any chicken in here past a temporary night or 2 purely due to the sheer size of this house.It's incredibly low to the ground to the point even a bantam chicken is too tall to get under the actual house. There is no walking around space, and don't even think about trying to fit food and water in here as there just isn't enough space.For the grand price of £99.99 I would have expected a sturdy house with a good size run. Not a flimsy shack that will blow away with a gust of wind.We're incredibly disappointed and feel this should be priced much closer to £50 if that.£100 is definitely a rip off and wouldn't recommend this coop to anyone.

was useing for baby chickens and got a new one as first one had bits missing but after leaving outside it falls apart roof lats warp and pop off it all falls apart and looks years old

Okay, so firstly anybody who is buying this to keep chickens in as a pen and coop then I would say now that it's cruel!! You can't keep not even one chicken in this as the run is too small.Is it good value for money as a coop? Yes, I feel that it is. Great looking and the house side of things it's like the Tardis as it looks too small but my two full-sized red chickens were climbing in even before I had finished it and for two full-sized chickens it's perfect.It does say on the questions that there is a door attached at the top of the ramp but this is not the case and no way would your chickens be warm or safe in the winter so I had to create a makeshift inner door and I must admit had I have known this I wouldn't have brought the product.I only brought this item for the main house and so I'm not bothered about the size of the run. It's handy if one of your chooks gets sick but other than that I would never lock my hens in such a small space but if you're using it for the same reason as me and can fit an inner door to the main house yourself I would personally buy it. It looks good and it's really not that hard to put together even though the instructions are pretty poor. I laid mine out in the garden, every single bit of it so I could see what I was doing and I made it in about an hour and a half by myself.I would buy it again to be fair.

This is perfect for 1 or 2 chickens but the space underneath is small so they will need access to more space during the day.It looks good and light weight so easy to move about.

Good stuff. Very straightforward to put together, and whilst of course they can’t tell me, the chickens seem very happy with their accommodation.

It’s made for chickens because it’s got nesting boxes and a perch. In my opinion it’s far too small for chickens. Also made from lightweight wood and cheaply made. Not worth the money, unfortunately I put it together and can’t return it and not easy to put together.

Not the best quality but not too bad value for mon