BestPet Large Metal Chicken Coop, Chicken Run Outdoor Walk-in Poultry Cage Duck Coop Chicken Pen Pet Playpen w/Door & Cover Rabbit Enclosure for Backyard Farm (72" x 48" 4 Panel)

I purchased this to give my bittys room to stretch out and still be safe from the grown chickens. While there were no directions, with about 15 minutes of trying it different ways we figured it out. It really is simple once it makes sense. Plenty of room for 6 8 week old Rhode Island Reds and easily moved about the yard. I am curious if there's a possibility of attaching two together to make a larger playpen, but since you can move it about, that really isn't a problem. Sturdy construction, but lightweight and maneuverable once put together. There's a door on the roof for placing animals in and caring from above, as well as a door on the side for easy exit. Took my girls twice loading into a transfer cage to catch on to " this door is where we exit". The cover is minimal but it's only really needed to give them a small place to get out of the hot sun which it does just fine. It comes with two spots for what I'm guessing is water bottles , and include a chain and latch to remove and replace waterer. I have no need so they're just accessory. I may find something else to do with them over time. Would I buy this again? Already considering getting another at some point. Would I recommend ? By all means. It's tall enough to use as a hospital pen if you have a chicken that's being picked on by the others and needs some quiet space. So I'll get plenty of use from it. Even tall enough for my miniature dogs if I need to contain them while not at home. (camping, ball games, picnics etc.)

I was looking for something large to keep our bunny in, like a play pen, but with a top just in case she got a little too curious and tried to jump out. We LOVE this!! We had previously been locking her in a smaller cage while we were at work and letting her run around when we got home, but now she gets to run around all day! It’s so spacious, and it has doors on the sides and on the top for when you need to reach in for something. The top opens up very easily for when we want to sit in it with her or do a deep clean. I read some reviews saying that it doesn’t come with instructions, but ours did - and it was very easy to assemble. The absolute only con i’ve found is that it is ever so slightly wobbly, but the overall structural integrity is great. It will not fall over or collapse. Overall, this is an amazing enclosure and I would recommend it to anyone who has rabbits!

It was fairly easy to put together once I got a handle on the panels. The instructions could be better, but it's not a super complicated process.I love the top opening hatch and bottom/back hatch as well. We are using it for our chickens, so we aren't using the small side doorways. The top hatch latch piece is starting to rub off the paint, which is causing the beginning of surface rust.We move this daily which has impacted its sturdiness. To help combat this, I zip-tied all connecting areas . This has been helpful especially on the corners. However it doesn't do much for the long ends that can buckle if someone isn't paying attention when moving it. Our long ends buckled and are now not straight.To help with the cage from dragging grass, I took pool noodles, cut a slit in the one side and inserted on the bottom of the cage. I duct-taped the pool noodles in order to help keep them from falling apart. This has helped with moving the cage with ease.The one part I do not like is that the top panels aren't very sturdy. Chickens need food and water, which is usually hanging dispensers. You will need to make sure any hanging dispensers are close to the edge otherwise the top cage will bow down and become weak. We have one hanging food dispenser that we added a bowl topper on to keep the rain out.The rain fabric piece is very flimsy and not very durable. I ended up using a thicker tarp to give the birds more shade and protection from the elements.Overall it would be best served as a stationary cage.

Bought for five, 5-week old chicks. Had them in a cardboard box but they have really out-grown it. Kept flying out & perching on the edge. They LOVE this! I LOVE it & the best part is having the top covered. They are so happy to have the extra room & adjusted very well to their move. Easy to assemble & I like the opening options for access. Plan to use outside for their meet & greet with our existing hens when its warm enough. It will be nice to have them protected while they adjust to their new surroundings.We put down a piece of wood for the floor, then covered it with a tarp, adding the wood shavings on top of that. My husband also encased it with about 6 inches of wood to help keep the shavings inside. All in all it seems to be working quite well.Reasonably priced but not too happy about the added shipping cost.

Bought this to connect bunny hutch, on my deck, to a run on the ground via 300inch pvc flex pipe bought at lowes. The makeshift tunnel works great and connects to one of the small square door openings on the side of the cage. It was connected with bonsai wire, simply puncturing the pvc and twisting around grate of the run. The Bunnies love it. I had to put bricks around inner edges so bunnies couldn’t easily dig out, as they did previously. I also bought a piece of plywood to cover the top to evenly distribute weight of rain/snow and covered that with a tarp. The tarp alone collected rain water to where it couldn’t run off and weighed down the middle, Boeing it in. The plywood fixed this issue. Also bought 10 pack of 3/8-5/8in adjustable hose clamps to secure edges, as this unit is self supporting and can easily be disrupted and makes it hard to move. I also wanted extra security in case a predator tried to get the rabbits and to be able to move by myself when the ground needs cleaned. Putting it together was frustrating because it’s not secure, def needed a helper but I’m sure I could have managed solo if I had to. Great value for money. Serves purpose as I intended it to. There are many access points as well which made placement variable.