Customer Reviews for VEVOR Large Metal Chicken Coop with Run, Walk-in Chicken Runs for Yard with Waterproof Cover, Outdoor Poultry Cage Hen House for Farm Use, 12.8x9.8x6.5ft Large Area for Duck Coops and Rabbit Runs

Overall pleased, easy assembly, plenty of fencing. Needs stronger zip ties and longer ground pegs.

Both of these items are awesome. Chicken run was super easy to setup and the feeder is great too. I would recommend 2 people for the setup of the coop. It just is easier with two people to do the netting

Great piece. Easy to put Together. Just takes time. And you will need to people. But it is high quality and very nice

Used it as a chicken run and linked it an existing coop. It is a nice large space. I recommend folks use a hog rings and a hog ring gun to join the chicken wire sections together. It goes so much faster.

It's a good sized coop. Chickens seem to enjoy the space. I added some laying boxes inside. Our chickens must be penned due to coyote population along with foxes, and hawks. Keeps them safe.

Love it wanna get 3more... everything from ordering to delivery to assembling...to the end And put chickens in... was 5star... triple A plus

This product was just as advertised. It works great but I did put a wooden frame on bottom for weight. But I planned on doing that before I ordered it.

Nice cage for the price , easy to set up and quality is not to bad , should last awhile , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

For the price, okay…. However, the bottom half door only opens into about a 45 degree angle, the green fencing that goes all over breakf easily, the zip ties are so thin that I bought 2 (100) packs of zip ties at tractor supply to reinforce it. We luckily had some left over poultry needing we put around the whole run at night, and we had some bricks to lay around the bottom. You will 100% need to purchase additional items to make this run safe. If you truly care about the animals you’re responsible to protect on your land, you need get more zip ties, hardware cloth, and another roll or two of chicken wire. At the end of the day, we would have rather spent a couple hundred dollars more and bought an outdoor dog kennel and predator proofed it instead… which is what we did when we thought about buying another one of these And yes, we followed the directions to a T, dotted our i’s, crossed our T’s… took a break to see if we came back to it later that maybe we missed something. If you need something right now, get it. But be prepared to do a lot of work to it.

This was very easy to assemble except the chicken wire. You definitely need two people to assemble the wire. The coating on the wire you weave to keep the chicken wire together is a major pain, as the coating on the wire comes off when threading it through the chicken wire. When trying to pull tight the poles bend, as they are not heavy quality. Overall it’s not bad and it’s technically mobile which is nice. But there are no options for where you want to put the door. And there is only one door. It would be nice if it had a smaller door for the chickens to get in and out.