YITAHOME Large Metal Chicken Run Walk-in Poultry Cage Hen Run House Duck House Rabbits Cage Spire Shaped Coop with Waterproof Cover for Outdoor Back Yard Farm Use-3 Cages

First, this is HEAVY. Amazon sent two people to deliver, you should have two people to move or unpack and move in pieces. Second, go buy about 700 plus good zip ties. You will need them. Third, there's barely enough chicken wire but there is enough.After all that is said, frame is easy to assemble. Adding wire requires the assistance of a helping hand and more than a few colorful words. Glad to be done and looking forward to not building another one anytime soon. Very well built but not for amateurs. This was not our first time building one of these.

The good and the badVery easy to assemble.Good instructions.More sturdy than other optionsThey included gloves (your hands will be bleeding otherwise)Plenty of zip-tiesThe BadNot enough chicken wire to cover the entire structure (plan to buy $25 worth of extra chicken wire)The door is poorly designed (after a week our dogs got in and killed 2 of our chickens)I tried to move it by myself and one of the pipes bent at the connection pointThe greatest threat to chickens is predators. Plan to add extra chicken wire at the bottom to keep raccoons from digging under it.

We love our run. We wrapped it in hardware cloth, instead of the included chicken wire, and enclosed the door with some wood to make things all more predator-proof. The frame went together super easily, and our chickens love it! It was exactly what we expected.

I am extremely disappointed in this product and Amazon. I put this together and it took about 6-8 hours. the last step is adding the wire to the frame and we realized at the end that there wasn't enough wire included. The box said it contained one roll, but we got 2 small rolls that didn't equal the amount was was said to be included on the instructions. We had already gotten our chickens outside and they had no protection, we stayed up until 11pm trying to create last minute protection for our chickens. I Called amazon and they said it is out of stock so the only option I had was to take the whole thing down box it back up and ship it back.... this thing is very heavy when boxed up and too big for my car, the UPS guy had a hard time getting it out of his truck alone. Or contact the manufacturer. I had to just go buy more chicken wire after paying a pretty high price for this item that came incomplete. I wouldn't risk it again for sure. If you are looking for a run just go to a local store. I am getting tired of this crap from China... I should have known better.

Quite sturdy and functional. Only one thing I would recommend is to add a conduit across the back to give more support for the chicken wire. The door didn’t have a lock to keep it closed other than a little u-shaped metal piece, which I think may be the lock. It wouldn’t keep predators out, so we plan to modify that ourselves. For the money it’s worth it.

It's not worth your money! There was not enough chicken wire and the door is constantly warping. There are much better ones available for the same cost, or even less, once you factor in shipping. Also, the zip ties included have the strength of a wet noodle and are useless for securing the wire mesh to the coop.

Will need more chicken wire, for sure. Will need a protective skirt along bottom. Great for the price and shipped pretty fast. Took us 3 days( worked on after work) to put together. Will need to close the large opening around the door frame. All in all I do recommend this pen.

Was super easy to put together, but not all post are marked. So lay them out first. We had a few bent openings that the hubby just popped out oWith a pipers. We bought rebar anchor stakes, because ones that come with are ones we used to hold garden fabric. The run itself was easy to put together & took us about 3hrs. The netting is longest but included plenty of it to dig down & easily unfolds to throw over top & dig down other side. Chicken wire is is coated to prevent rust. You will need way more zip ties. We bought some metal ones to prevent easy breakage. We did add some dig stake fence all around & hardware cloth on two sides to prevent our Pyrenees from digging inor using her size to push through. We've had nothing break in yet & we live along woods with high fox, coyote, bear, coon, & skunks in area. Would buy again.