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

Assembled was good. It took some time to completely assemble. Other than that worked out perfectly.

This was super easy to assemble by myself, however the chicken wire is made of some sort of plastic coated very thin wire. This would never hold anything other than broilers in and we reinforced the bottom with plastic lattice to keep predators out. The latch is also not sturdy enough for any other animals.

We are in our 60s and we put it together in a day. Very easy to do.

Built a chicken coop and then have this fence around it for protection. Fits 30+ chickens perfectly with space for them to still be able to run around.

It was missing 1 rod which the company sent me a generous partial refund for. Overall, we've added a lot to this to turn it into a Cadillac chicken run but overall it's a Honda Civic. What I appreciate most about this run was the large size and that we were able to attach other things to it to customize and shore it up to our liking and intended usage. Would this work as a basic stationary run for hens? Absolutely! Expect to replace the included netting by the end of the first year. But being able to mount it to wood, add a coop to the back, put it on wheels, add a bunch of stuff so it's now a high quality chicken tractor with attached coop? WELL worth what I paid. I would absolutely recommend this to both beginning amd advanced chicken parents.

Very sturdy. I was worried about the thin fencing around it so around the bottom layer we did add extra chicken wire. But all in all pretty impressed! We only have 3 ducks and 2 chickens but it has PLENTY of room for the coop also. I like how we could adjust it to the area we wanted to use, and it was very easy to set up. Definitely would recommend!

Chicken coop is perfect, however the UPS shipping was terrible. It was never delivered, I had to go pick it up 40 minutes away and bring it back.

The frame is sturdy, but the wire is sooo flimsy. It kept breaking while wrapping it, a small raccoon could tear thru without any effort. I've had to buy some real wire to double wrap it adding another $120 to cost & another several hours to build. After the struggle I wasn't going to take apart to return. DON'T BUY if you want to keep your critters safe.

This chicken run came ready to assemble with the exception of one T connector missing a couple of holes. Got the drill out and had it remedied in just minutes. The chicken wire was a little lighter gauge than we hoped but a roll of 1 inch hex chicken wire gave us the additional predator protection we wanted for not a lot of extra cost. I would buy it again without hesitation. Also added an additional tarp for both extra sun and rain protection in Houston.

I live in a residential neighborhood that chickens are allowed to be kept as long as you don't have a Roo. So I bought this set up for my four hens.The wire, even for chicken wire standard is on the cheap side and I’ll probably end up replacing it or adding some more sturdy chicken wire to the whole thing just for extra safety.I don’t really have many predators to keep out except the occasional garden/ black snake due to where we live but I added some hardware cloth to the ground and zip tied it to the bottom before laying some mulch just for a little extra protection.The latch on the door is very basic and I’d like to add something a little more difficult for my kids to open.But my only other complaint would be the size of the gap at the door. It’s a little too big for my comfort and I’m trying to figure out how to fix that one. For the moment I have a strip of chicken wire at the bottom of the door that I just step over to get in.Overall do I think it was worth the money??I got it on sale for $200 so yes the frame went together extremely easy and the size works extremely well for my tiny backyard flock but I wouldn’t keep more than 6 birds in this.So yes it was worth the money for me but if you live out in the country and not a heavy populated neighborhood where you have real predators like foxes to deal with just keep in mind you’re going to spend another penny reinforcing this thing to make it predator proof.The wire that comes with is to keep your chickens in, not keep unwanted visitors out.