Unovivy Large Metal Chicken Coop, Outdoor Walk-in Poultry Cage Hen Run House Rabbits with Waterproof Cover and Secure Lock for Outside,Backyard and Farm (10'Lx25.6'W x6.56'H), Silver

I bought this to keep chickens and other animals out of my garden area. It's perfect because it has a top to keep them from jumping over regular chicken wire fencing, and an easy door. Assembly took some time, we put quite a few of the pieces on backwards at first. I did the netting by myself so it took a couple of hours but it was actually very easy to do. Definitely recommended as something like a garden covering and not necessarily to keep animals in, but rather to keep them out.

I ORDERED THIS AS A DOG KENNEL BC IT WAS WAAAAY LESS EXPENSIVE THAN A REAL DOG KENNEL AND BIGGER. HOWEVER, MY DOGS ARE BIG DOGS AND CAN WALK RIGHT THRU THE "METAL" NETTING.. THAT'S BASICALLY METAL THREAD. A REAL PAIN IN TH A$$ TO PUT TOGETHER TOO. BUT THE METAL POLES ARE PRETTY STURDY AND FAIRLY EASY TO PUT TOGETHER.. THE STEAKS TO HOLD IT ON THE GROUND ARE WAY TOO FLIMSY TO ACTUALLY HOLD IT DOWN,, A LOT OF MAC GYVER-ING TO MAKE IT AS STURDY AS IT NEEDS TO BE... MAYBE ADDING SOME LATTICE AROUND THE OUTSIDE WOULD DETER THE DOGS FROM TRYING TO ESCAPE.. THERE GOES MORE MONEY!

Worked perfect for our 30 chickens we have in our coop! Easy to put together time consuming hardest part was the roof and sides putting the fence on

The door has a big gap all around the sides & top so a weasel got in and killed one of my chickens. I had to doctor it by over lapping with better chicken wire and make sure it overlaps the entry gap over the door so no animal can get in.

Easy to install easy to move I am going to buy some stronger wire to go around the bottom to make it stronger because we have a lot of predators and make sure you pen it down good a few of our hens tried digging out I believe it’s a good deal for the money 🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓

Welds are crap on this, tried to push/pull it across one of my pastures just to have the hinge welds break off. You're better off using the money and building something yourself if you want to move it.

I've had this chicken run for my 8 chickens since the beginning of April. It has functioned perfectly since I put it together (frame by myself, took about an hour, another 30 minutes to attach the wire with help from my partner). Today we had a massive rain and wind storm come through. A huge branch (probably 1000 pounds of wood) from one of our aging maple trees fell directly onto the run and our henhouse. The henhouse was smashed to bits, while the run took some serious damage it still maintained its structural integrity enough and didn't squish our birds. While it is mostly destroyed, it held together enough that I am buying a second one to replace it.

The frame is easy to put together and is a good start. I would have done it much differently after learning. I recommend not using the green chicken wire. It is much flimsier than regular galvanized chicken wire and was easily chewed through by a fox that killed our first batch of chickens. We went over the chicken wire with the hardware cloth but it was a lot more work and cost more money. Use hardware cloth on this frame at first instead and you will have a nice chicken run.