I have 4 chickens and I only let them out with I’m outside. So far it’s perfect for them. I put the water under the house and the feeder next to the ramp. I put fencing under the coop and house so nothing can dig into the coop and patio blocks on top of the fencing around the house and it works perfect to keep them safe. It was a little difficult to assemble and wish it had the spring locks on all the doors instead of the slide locks it has on the nesting box but other wise it’s a good coop.

Absolutely to small have it 4 sale

I have both good and bad things to say about this coop. First of all, it is cute, and the overall design is exactly what I want. It was reasonably easy to put together, although some of the steps can, or even should, be accomplished in a different order. Because I started putting it together indoors, I assembled the nesting box and the house separately (without roof), then carried them outside and finished the assembly. Now for the negative: the wood of which it is made is quite possibly the worst quality I've ever seen; I rate it as one step above cheap balsa wood. One piece of the nesting box was cracked from the outset (it broke off completely when I wheeled it around), and the track for the front sliding door broke off completely simply by touching it. The wood has chipped off in several other places, and the chicks aren't even living in it yet! The paint appears to be cheap, as well, suggesting that it is really only gray primer that will not withstand weather, so I will be painting it with something more durable, inside and out, to make it easier to clean as well. Suggestions: 1. Use better wood! The design is so good, it deserves good quality wood that is strong enough to counter the lack of thickness in some of its features. 2. Use better paint! Again, it's a great design, but flat, easily chipped paint does not do it justice. 3. The wheels are a bit small for traversing over grass. Mobility of this coop, so that I could move it around my yard, is the primary reason I chose this one over others. On examination, it seems that those provided were selected because the coop can still sit flat. I don't know if there is such a thing as wheels that will actually fold up when not needed, but perhaps that's something that could be considered.

The quality is so poor I wouldn’t even count on it to last indoors, let alone outdoors. It arrived broken in multiple pieces, and is just generally a disaster. Do not recommend!