Producer's Pride Villa Chicken Coop, 12 Chicken Roosting Capacity
$699.99
Producer's Pride Villa Chicken Coop, 12 Chicken Roosting Capacity
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Producer's Pride Villa Chicken Coop, 12 Chicken Roosting Capacity
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- Choose Your Flock Size:Medium (5-10 birds)
- Coop/Pen Features:Chicken Coop with Run, Interior Nesting Box
- Primary Material:Wood
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- Choose Your Flock Size:Medium (5-10 birds)
- Coop/Pen Features:Chicken Coop with Run, Interior Nesting Box
- Primary Material:Wood
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Your flock will enjoy the comfort of this Producer's Pride Villa Chicken Coop. Made of solid wood with a UV-resistant finish, it's durable enough to withstand the elements. The charming planter boxes and rustic farmhouse accents look great in your backyard. The run is surrounded by wire mesh so chickens stay safe and sound. Lock up the chicken coop at night and have peace of mind knowing your flock is protected with predator-resistant door latches. When it's time to clean, simply remove the poly floor for convenience. Whether setting up your first backyard coop or updating your birds' space, this large chicken coop is a durable, safe and stylish choice for your property.
For additional information on this product, please see the Product Documents section for all downloadable user manuals, installation guides, brochures and warranty statements.
- 4.4 sq. ft. is spacious enough for up to 12 birds
- Made of solid wood for durability
- UV-resistant finish inside and out helps to prevent fading
- Poly floor is removable for simple cleaning
- Covered construction keeps your chickens safe as they move around
- Roof is made of corrugated vinyl and PVC for element protection
- Ramp allows for easy access into/out of the run
- Run area on the large chicken coop features wire mesh for visibility
- 3 nesting boxes with a drop-down shelf allow chickens to rest comfortably
- Includes 3 roosting bars with reinforced metal brackets
- Predator-resistant Twist and Lock T-handle door latches help protect your flock
- Large front door and rear 17 in. ventilation window keep the coop well ventilated
- Beautifully painted finish adds a stunning look to your backyard
- Planter boxes let you decorate the coop with beautiful blooms
- Rustic farmhouse accents bring charm to your space
- White and blue coloring looks adorable and stands out
- Dimensions of the chicken coop: 105.1 in. L x 52.7 in. W x 73 in. H (2,670 mm L x 1,340 mm W x 1,855 mm H)
- Size of the nesting box: 11 in. x 12 in.
- Dimensions of the run: 105.1 in. L x 52.7 in. W
- Size of the coop door: 19.3 in. x 30 in.
- Size of the 2 run access doors: 21.19 in. x 32.75 in.
- Weight: 230 lb.
- Warning: This product is designed exclusively for chickens; not intended for children
- Chicken capacity may vary depending on breed, size, and individual space requirements of the birds
| Brand | Producer's Pride |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Imported |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Chicken Coop Height | 73 in |
| Chicken Coop Length | 105.1 in |
| Chicken Coop Width | 52.7 in |
| Chicken Run Height | 40 in. |
| Chicken Run Length | 105.1 in. |
| Chicken Run Width | 52.7 in. |
| Choose Your Flock Size | Medium (5-10 birds) |
| Coop/Pen Features | Chicken Coop with Run, Interior Nesting Box |
| Door Height | 28.7 in. |
| Door Width | 19 in. |
| Finish | Painted |
| Frame Material | Wood |
| Location of Doors | Front |
| Nesting Area Length | 39.4 in. |
| Nesting Area Width | 11.8 in. |
| Number Of Animals Recommended | 6 |
| Number of Doors/Openings | 4 |
| Number Of Levels/Stories | 2 |
| Number Of Nesting Boxes | 3 |
| Number Of Ramps | 1 |
| Number of Roosting Bars | 3 |
| Pen/Run Included | Chicken Coop and Run |
| Poultry Types | Chickens |
| Predator-Proof | No |
| Primary Material | Wood |
| Product Weight | 248 LBS |
| Roof Material | PVC |
| Roof Style | Pitched |
| Vents | Yes |
| Warranty | 180 DAYS PARTS REPLACEMENT |
| Color | Gray |
| Manufacturer Part Number | VC002-2025NC |
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Q: How to winterize this chicken coop
20 days ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: To winterize this coop, eliminate drafts along the floor cracks while maintaining overhead ventilation. You can seal floor and side drafts, wrap the attached run in plastic, and upgrade to deeper bedding. It is important to manage ventilation wisely to prevent frostbite while keeping the interior warm.19 days agoHelpful?
Q: What are the dimensions of the box it comes in
27 days ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: The shipping box dimensions for this chicken coop are 56.69 x 44.09 x 12.8 inches.26 days agoHelpful?
Q: I live in Florida, how can I get it predatory proof
27 days ago1 Answer
- A: Prefabricated wooden coops like the Producer's Pride Villa offer standard twist-and-lock latches and wire mesh, but Florida's diverse wildlife (raccoons, bobcats, snakes, and opossums) requires extra reinforcement to make it truly predator-proof. Steps to Predator-Proof the Coop in Florida • Add hardware cloth skirting: The factory wire mesh can be vulnerable to determined diggers or chewing pests. Bury a 1/2-inch galvanized hardware cloth apron at least 12 inches deep around the perimeter of the coop, or lay it outward in an "L" shape on the ground and stake it down. • Upgrade the latches: Raccoons are notorious for figuring out simple twist or slide locks. Replace or supplement the factory T-handle latches with carabiners, spring-loaded clips, or padlocks so doors cannot be pried open. • Secure the ventilation and windows: Ensure any additional openings or the rear ventilation window are covered with heavy-duty 1/2-inch hardware cloth rather than lightweight mesh or chicken wire, which tears easily. • Consider electric fencing: If you live in a rural or heavily wooded part of Florida with large predators like bears, coyotes, or bobcats, surrounding the run with an electric poultry net provides an extra layer of active defense27 days agoHelpful?
Q: How do I get a replacement door for this coop?
a month ago1 Answer
- A: To obtain a replacement door, please contact Customer Service at (888) 376-9601. They are available to assist with replacement parts and manufacturer warranty information Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST, and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST.a month agoHelpful?
Q: How difficult is this to assemble?
a month ago1 Answer
- AI-assisted, Human-approvedA: Assembly difficulty varies, but it is generally described as straightforward with easy-to-follow instructions. It typically takes between 2 and 6 hours to complete and may require two people for certain steps. You will primarily need a Phillips head screwdriver or a powered drill for efficiency. or a powered drill for efficiency.a month agoHelpful?
Q: What are the dimensions of this coop
a month ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: The overall dimensions of this chicken coop are 105.1 in. L x 52.7 in. W x 73 in. H. The coop itself, excluding the run, measures 47.84 in. L x 41.84 in. W x 46.25 in. H, while the run area is 105.1 in. L x 52.7 in. W.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Got this a couple years ago. It's great but the flooring of the roost is starting to get harder to clean. Do you sell a replacement?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: Please contact Customer Service at (888) 376-9601 available Monday-Friday 8am-8pm (EST), Saturday 8am-5pm (EST), so we can better assist you.2 months agoHelpful?
Q: What is the best way to winterize this coop?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: The best way to winterize the Producer's Pride Villa Chicken Coop is to eliminate drafts along the floor cracks while maintaining overhead ventilation to prevent frostbite. Because this specific elevated wooden coop features a removable poly floor pan and multiple access seams, it is prone to cold under-drafts. 1. Seal Floor and Side Drafts 2. Wrap the Attached Run 3. Manage Ventilation Wisely 4. Upgrade Bedding2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is this safe for cold weather?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: The Producer’s Pride Villa Chicken Coop is safe for mild to moderate winters, but requires manual winterization upgrades if you live in an area with harsh freezing temperatures, heavy snow, or high winds2 months agoHelpful?
Q: do local stores help with assembly or can they recommend someone?
3 months ago1 Answer
- A: Contact your local TSC store for assembly, not all stores offer this service, I'm sure they can recommend someone local3 months agoHelpful?
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Q: How to winterize this chicken coop
20 days ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: To winterize this coop, eliminate drafts along the floor cracks while maintaining overhead ventilation. You can seal floor and side drafts, wrap the attached run in plastic, and upgrade to deeper bedding. It is important to manage ventilation wisely to prevent frostbite while keeping the interior warm.19 days agoHelpful?
Q: What are the dimensions of the box it comes in
27 days ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: The shipping box dimensions for this chicken coop are 56.69 x 44.09 x 12.8 inches.26 days agoHelpful?
Q: I live in Florida, how can I get it predatory proof
27 days ago1 Answer
- A: Prefabricated wooden coops like the Producer's Pride Villa offer standard twist-and-lock latches and wire mesh, but Florida's diverse wildlife (raccoons, bobcats, snakes, and opossums) requires extra reinforcement to make it truly predator-proof. Steps to Predator-Proof the Coop in Florida • Add hardware cloth skirting: The factory wire mesh can be vulnerable to determined diggers or chewing pests. Bury a 1/2-inch galvanized hardware cloth apron at least 12 inches deep around the perimeter of the coop, or lay it outward in an "L" shape on the ground and stake it down. • Upgrade the latches: Raccoons are notorious for figuring out simple twist or slide locks. Replace or supplement the factory T-handle latches with carabiners, spring-loaded clips, or padlocks so doors cannot be pried open. • Secure the ventilation and windows: Ensure any additional openings or the rear ventilation window are covered with heavy-duty 1/2-inch hardware cloth rather than lightweight mesh or chicken wire, which tears easily. • Consider electric fencing: If you live in a rural or heavily wooded part of Florida with large predators like bears, coyotes, or bobcats, surrounding the run with an electric poultry net provides an extra layer of active defense27 days agoHelpful?
Q: How do I get a replacement door for this coop?
a month ago1 Answer
- A: To obtain a replacement door, please contact Customer Service at (888) 376-9601. They are available to assist with replacement parts and manufacturer warranty information Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST, and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST.a month agoHelpful?
Q: How difficult is this to assemble?
a month ago1 Answer
- AI-assisted, Human-approvedA: Assembly difficulty varies, but it is generally described as straightforward with easy-to-follow instructions. It typically takes between 2 and 6 hours to complete and may require two people for certain steps. You will primarily need a Phillips head screwdriver or a powered drill for efficiency. or a powered drill for efficiency.a month agoHelpful?
Q: What are the dimensions of this coop
a month ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: The overall dimensions of this chicken coop are 105.1 in. L x 52.7 in. W x 73 in. H. The coop itself, excluding the run, measures 47.84 in. L x 41.84 in. W x 46.25 in. H, while the run area is 105.1 in. L x 52.7 in. W.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Got this a couple years ago. It's great but the flooring of the roost is starting to get harder to clean. Do you sell a replacement?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: Please contact Customer Service at (888) 376-9601 available Monday-Friday 8am-8pm (EST), Saturday 8am-5pm (EST), so we can better assist you.2 months agoHelpful?
Q: What is the best way to winterize this coop?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: The best way to winterize the Producer's Pride Villa Chicken Coop is to eliminate drafts along the floor cracks while maintaining overhead ventilation to prevent frostbite. Because this specific elevated wooden coop features a removable poly floor pan and multiple access seams, it is prone to cold under-drafts. 1. Seal Floor and Side Drafts 2. Wrap the Attached Run 3. Manage Ventilation Wisely 4. Upgrade Bedding2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is this safe for cold weather?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: The Producer’s Pride Villa Chicken Coop is safe for mild to moderate winters, but requires manual winterization upgrades if you live in an area with harsh freezing temperatures, heavy snow, or high winds2 months agoHelpful?
Q: do local stores help with assembly or can they recommend someone?
3 months ago1 Answer
- A: Contact your local TSC store for assembly, not all stores offer this service, I'm sure they can recommend someone local3 months agoHelpful?
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The chicken coop is well-made with a high-quality floor, nesting box, and dividers. While a few areas have less than perfect paint that can be easily addressed, the overall construction is described as excellent. There are some minor issues with particle board materials absorbing paint, but this is ...
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
5 out of 5 stars.
Perfect for a 1st time chicken owner
3 years ago
Love this coop! Took about 4 hours with 2 people to put together. Directions were easy to follow. It's exactly what I was looking for with not building my own coop and spending a fortune. I have 10 chickens and so far 3 have moved in. Very roomy with three perch bars, 3 nesting boxes and the inside is very spacious. Others have mentioned the steep of the ramp, but my chickens have had no problem with it. I haven't had to make any additional changes to the security part whether adding latches or extra wiring. I'm in a forest setting and I've have no problem with the latches that it came with. Giving this 5 stars with my expectations!
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Most Helpful Critical Review
2 out of 5 stars.
I don’t recommend
3 years ago
It technically does the job it’s intended for, but I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. Especially not if it is your chickens first coop after the brooder.
The sliding door for the chickens to enter and exit the coop is my biggest qualm. It is pretty much useless as many wood on wood tracks are (especially since this is an outdoor coop so the door swells and warps with the elements). The metal handle is no help in opening or closing this sliding door so every morning I have to crouch down into my coop and try to muscle the sliding door open, or closed, and it is literally the biggest pain in the world. And I’m only 5’2”. I can’t imagine what a pain this would be for someone taller.
Also, if this is your chickens first coop after the brooder, you have to teach them to use the ramp to go from the run. This means every evening I have to crouch down in the run and pick up nine chickens and set them on the ramp in hopes they will one day do it on their own. But where the issue comes in, is if the chickens don’t want to be picked up, they can just hide under the coop. I can’t get them under there unless I get down on my elbows and knees and I’m not doing that in a chicken run. So I just have to shake my bag of mealworms at them until they feel like obliging.
Also, one of the doors to the run is completely useless to me as it was not manufactured correctly (see picture). That’s a huge bummer for this much money.
I took a risk on this coop because there were no reviews to go off of. So Now I’m leaving a review so you can properly decide for yourself if these are cons you want to live with everyday.
Pro- It’s cute…but I rather it be more functional.
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Review 1
4 out of 5 stars.
Nice
4 days ago
Its a nice coop. I would definitely add some latches on the doors and something to help secure the fence doors. I think it would be very easy to open.
When assembling, there are no holes drilled for the roof panels/metal. You will have to drill them yourself or use the screws and a strong drill to push them through!
Overall i like it. Its cute and my little ones seem to enjoy. I will be fencing in the coop so they will have more space.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Florida
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
Not very predator resistant
7 days ago
Overall it looks like the image. The coop will keep the birds in but I don’t think it will be keeping any predators out. The roof does not secure to anything and can easily be pulled open by any predator. The doors also fit loosely and do not feel secure.
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Eugene, OR
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Adorable and good quality imo.
a month ago
I thought compared to some set ups this was actually nice quality for a beginner chicken tender. I own an over ez coop too, but got this one for future chicks and a grow out or whatever I want. It’s cute. Ours is up on pressure treated wood. We swapped sides for nest and door opening.some tweaks needed. But it worked great. We installed additional locking mechanisms because those are pretty crappy on this coop. Some air gaps but nothing horrific.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
Horrible quality and not made to last.
a month ago
I bought this coop in June of 2024 and now having had it for 2 years I can say I would not buy it again and definitely not at the price i paid. When we set it up we had to add extra locks to keep predators out. We also had to screw wider wood pieces to the roosting bars because the originals were to narrow. One of the spring pins that locks one of the wire doors closed broke immediately and we had to put the pin in upside down to keep it closed and did not use that door again as the other side still worked.
Now the bottom of the coop is falling out along with the track that holds the door. The wood door sliding in wood tracks is not a great design. With humidity the door has continued to stick and now is completely off the tracks. I have to climb in the coop every night and every morning to remove the door or prop it up at night.
For the price it is just not worth it. It is definitely not made to last.