Three hinges were completely broken, the wood blocks holding the nesting box dividers were all broken off.

First off, the quality is top-notch. We already have a larger black-and-white version of this coop, and after a year with no issues, I can confidently say the materials are excellent. This particular model works well for smaller chickens, but there are some design flaws worth noting. The biggest issue is the setup of the roosting bars. Unless you can find a way to lower them while still allowing the chickens to move around comfortably, you’ll likely need to remove one. As it stands, the ceiling is too low, which could cause discomfort or injury. The coop door is also very small—I was surprised my Barred Rock chicken could even fit through it. The nesting boxes are quite cramped as well, with limited headroom. Additionally, the latch on the nesting box felt flimsy, so I ended up replacing it with a sturdier option. Another issue is the door for the tray; it’s uneven and leaves a noticeable gap that will need fixing. There’s also room for better ventilation—it really should have come with an additional vent. Overall, while the build quality is solid, the design needs improvement. I think a more reasonable price would be in the $250–$300 range until these issues are addressed.

I feel like the size would only be sufficient for 2-3 chickens, most definitely not a maximum of 6. Very low to the ground as well. I definitely think it's overpriced for the size it is. Run is very small. Trying to figure out where to put food and water and still give my 6 chickens room to walk around. Should be fine for a temporary housing, but not long term. And I was sent the wrong color. Ordered black and gray, got white and black. Lastly, it was pretty easy to assemble.

This is a well made unit. I have several problems with it however. It says its for 6 birds...maybe if they're Bantams. 3 regular size chickens take up the whole place. There is a gap between the lower roof and the coop section that must be filled...caulked, tape, etc...or you will have water, ice issues there. The ramp is too long leaving no room for the chickens at the end...it goes right up to the doors. Putting feeding and water containers in there takes up a LOT of their space. The nesting boxes have no front edge so its impossible to keep nesting material in those areas. One of the latches arrived damaged and broken from the door frame. Others have loose rivets which will need to be repaired at some point. Roof panels do not align the way they should. Follow the directions and you run out of screws. So I guess while I think it is functional and well made I do not think it was worth the cost.