Great coop for chickens. Put two together. No rust no falling apart. Great coop for the price. No problems with predators easy to walk in.

This is fantastic ! We made ours into a Catio, installed 14 different shelves, hanging beds, branches, lots of climbing and jumping areas for our rescue cats , we have 9 of them 🐈 😻 🐈‍⬛️.. Have had it for almost 2 years no rust no issues at all.. considering getting another one to add on ..We have absolutely no worries about predators or escaping, its very strong and safe .The way the large gate swings in and out makes it much easier for access. It took us several hours to figure out what configuration and how we wanted to set it up , we left out one panel for kitty door access into the house. We love it would suggest it to anyone at least for a Catio 😻

Very sturdy and easy to build. I purchased 2 at first and bought a third one. I will be buying another. First pen that lives up the standards they decribed.

I picked this up during the 40% off sale, and for the price I think it was a great purchase. We needed a temporary enclosure for our two Pekin ducks as part of my daughter's 4-H Market Duck project after they outgrew their 35-gallon tote brooder. We placed a small coop inside, and it's worked out really well for our setup. Assembly was straightforward and surprisingly easy. The only help I had was my 8-year-old daughter, and we had it put together without any major issues. Overall, it feels sturdy and has been a good fit for what we needed. I added a heavy-duty 8' × 8' tarp over the top to serve as a roof, which keeps the rain off the ducks and provides some shade during the hotter parts of the day. Since the tarp can catch wind during summer storms, I also secured the enclosure with four ground anchors and ratchet straps. It hasn't budged, even with some gusty weather. My biggest concerns are with predator protection. There are roughly 2-inch gaps around the door and along the bottom edges of the enclosure, which would easily allow raccoons or other predators to reach inside. I ended up adding 1/2-inch hardware cloth around the lower portion of the enclosure to eliminate those gaps and keep curious paws out. If you're planning to use this for poultry, I'd consider that upgrade essential. The only other issue I've noticed is that after just one week outdoors, a few of the welded areas are already starting to show signs of surface rust. It's not a major problem yet, but I wasn't expecting to see that so soon. Overall, I'm very happy with the purchase—especially at the 40% off sale price. With a few simple modifications, it's made an excellent temporary enclosure for our Pekins, and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable option for ducks, chickens, or other small animals.