Instructions are easy to follow. Very sturdy. Comes with 3 perches and 3 nesting boxes. Great value for the price. Allow a few hours to put it together. Either have delivered or have a trailer with your truck... it’s heavy!

Pro # 1 the steel frame makes it sturdy, don’t think it will fall apart easy. Pro # 2 floor of the house is solid, predator’s won’t get in that way. Con # 1 the layout of the inside is not efficient. Roosting rods should not be directly over nesting boxes for sanitary purposes. I’ve never had a hen that liked it’s head pooped on, and eggs should be laid in a clean place. My husband and I are going to attach a set of nest boxes accessed by the hens through drop down door for gathering eggs / cleaning the nests. Con # 2 since we live in humidity, another window for more ventilation would be good. Not hard to do. Con # 3 the sliding door for chicken to access yard warps when it gets wet without additional paint. Mine did accidentally, it does still slide on the track though. Entire building needs exterior paint to cover places wood underneath is showing through. Con # 4 the “human access” door is not a good fit. The crack we have after fitting all screws in place could allow mice or snakes to get in. At least the latch is place high enough the raccoons can’t reach. I would recommend putting stronger latches all around. Final thoughts We bought this after seeing the photos on the computer at our local store. There should be more photos clearer and all angles of the areas inside so the purchaser can make a better informed decision. (Think 1 square foot per chicken.Using that this coop fits 6 ) It’s a decent set up as long as the buyer is willing to do some painting, and a few modifications for the comfort of the birds to lay lots of eggs. Don’t have photos yet, it’s a work in progress.