Metal Chicken Coop 86"×40"×40" Chicken Run with Waterproof Cover Portable Poultry Cage Walk in Hen House Outdoor Backyard Farm Animal Enclosure Crate Pet Playpen Exercise Pen for Rabbit Duck

I give this a 5 Star because it is as described and you do get what you paid for. It is not heavy duty in any sense of the word but is made as I expected. Good instruction, comes with zip ties, rope and small tarp. Doors securely close and can lock. I rather doubt it is rust resistant. I will use it as a portable coop. I have 5 chickens that fit comfortably.

Perfect for starting out with chickens. Lots of room for my 10 and they use the perch. Bought another one to give them even more room.Sturdy construction and easy to assemble.

It is worth the price. I have had this enclosure for 3 years now. I keep pigeons in it. It was relatively easy to assemble. The chicken wire is somewhat flimsy so you will want to predator proof it with 1"X1" square wire if you have predators around. The cover that comes with it is pretty much useless los I use tarps that I bought specifically for this. It's not perfect but it is quick to assemble, lightweight and affordable.

My chickens love this! It was easy to assemble and worked well for my meat birds. I added some hardware cloth since we have raccoons in the area but outside of that it worked perfectly!

Ok it’s WAY shorter than I expected somehow. Maybe waist high at the peak. But that’s ok it’s also a little bigger than I expected. It would be great for chicks but I don’t think I’d put my full grown chickens in. However I’m using it to let an indoor cat have outdoor time. And it’s great for that. The latches are super cheap and I actually zip tied a couple of the doors closed since I didn’t need them and didn’t want the cat to open them. But other than that it’s decent quality and is perfect for what I needed.

This is super flimsy.Wire spacing is LARGE. Bantam chickens younger than 8 weeks may be able to get out, which means predators can get in. My New Hampshire chicks 5 weeks, were able to squeeze through and pulled clips from ground causing the sides to bow out.Missing clips to hold part of the frame together, which causes major stability problems.There are 2 internal support bars that can cause issues with chicks trying to roost. They are too small and can cause injury to chicks. Support bars not enough to support the frame.Ground staples are not enough to make sturdy.Zip ties are also not enough to make sturdy.Purchased wood and made wooden frame and stapled wire to wood frame. Made it sturdy and cost 2x the amount of a better framed one on Amazon. Spend the extra $40 and get the one with the better frame.

While the product is a great temporary shelter for your chicks, easy assembly, directions written to understand. Now the bad part. Make sure if you order it you find out how they'll deliver. Worst experience ever, they shipped through USPS, they refused to deliver because it was too heavy! We paid for delivery and we had to pick it up, and they would not let us use their dolly. Yeah, I know we should have refused order, we needed it though.Make sure you find out shipping contract first! Will never order anything if they use USPS.

This pen has been so helpful! We purchased baby chicks late October and didn't think about baby chicks in the winter, this was the perfect solution!