OUYESSIR Outdoor Metal Chicken Coop, Large Walk-in Chicken Run Pen Spire Roof with Waterproof Cover, Rabbit Habitat Poultry Cage for Backyard Farm Use (10'L x 20'W x 6.56'H, Silver)

I'm on my 3rd great price easy to put up

These are great cages at a great price. They are easy to assemble and sturdy.

I like how easy it went up. However, when it came to installing the wire netting; things came up a bit short. The netting is not tall enough to fit with 1 overlap on the frame, which means the boot with have a gap for small rabbits , squirrels and over things squeeze under. You can use additional wire mesh to fix it but that this price, I'm of kind of expecting not to have to so is. All and sturdier than expected....45 to 60 min Frame set up. Mesh will take another 2hr with one person.

I bought this to use for a small garden in the mountains. There are a lot of animals here that gardens need protection from. A gazebo frame would work too; however, this looked sturdy, and I like the shape.The dimensions are approximately 10 x 13 feet. We enclosed 4 cedar raised beds. A roll of green chicken wire and a bag of zip ties were included as well as needed hardware, ground stakes, and a half-roof white tarp for shade for chickens or whatever. We're in our '70s. It took two of us to put this together. We did part of it one day and finished it the next. Some tubes were hard to fit inside others. A rubber mallet came in handy, a short ladder too.We additionally enclosed the sides with leftover fence wire from our previous garden for sturdier protection. So far it's varmint free. It wouldn't be hard to enclose for an earlier start planting. It could easily be turned into a walk-in cold frame or greenhouse.Though not it's intended use, this chicken cage is working well for our mini fresh-eating garden.

It was easy to put together, but it took 2 days to assemble. The frame went together fast. The chicken wire took the time

We love it because it is large and long and and already built. We are using it for our chickens. The only problem is it’s not strong enough by itself to ward off large animals. We had to reinforce it with electrical power. Thanks to that wire it did the job by keeping a large bear and her cub out of it. Very happy about that!!

Nice size, easy to assemble, uses normal chicken wire that is coated in some sort of plastic. The wire is held on with zip ties, which doesn’t look very nice, but I guess it will do. Just have to go around and nip off the ends. This thing is definitely NOT predator proof! I would not put chickens in it without having a secure coop for them to go into at night. Even putting something under it is not going to keep predators out. Eventually I will put better fencing on it and use wire ties. I don’t have it anchored down yet, so I left the tarp off of the end. I don’t want the wind to catch it and tear up the whole pen. I bought the largest size, so if the wind caught that tarp I’m afraid it would twist the whole frame. All in all, I really don’t think it is worth the money. It snaps together just like changing tools on my vacuum. It would be much better if it had brackets to hold it together. Better fencing, some good ground anchors, wire ties, and a heavy duty frame would make this pen much better. I would rather pay more for good quality, than spend this much money for junk. I only gave 3 stars because it’s easy to assemble, and it will keep your chickens in. Just don’t expect it to keep predators out

I have bought 2 of these now. One for my chickens and another for my turkeys. They are easy to assemble. I had the whole frame build in about 30ish minutes to an hour. The wire is easy to put on if u have help.