72inch Wooden Chicken Coop Nest Box Hen House Poultry Cage Hutch with Ramp and Locking Door 1709

Purchased 3 of these, all of these coops have issues! Do not purchase this brand, unless you want to reinforce them. They are small 2-3 chickens! Better used to grow chicks to adolescents. Once in place it can not move around the yard, way way to flimsy! The bottom of the coops are collapsing in, didn't even have them together a month. Nesting box falling right off! Handles for all 3 slide doors to keep chickens in over night are broken.

It fell apart! Very expensive mistake.

I like the look but very small. The back area under the nesting box's is never used and we hung a perch but spacing makes it difficult for them to use. If you keep food and water inside for them not sure where to place them. Our gals keep bumping into them when they come down in the morning waiting to be let out. A double door (one on top and one on the bottom) instead of the solo longer door is preferred. No ventilation for the nesting box's in the summer since the nesting box door has a window instead of screen. I used a fan on one end and propped the nesting box door open to vent. It'll work in the short term since we used it while the new chicks became comfortable with the older gals.

It was a quick build. The directions were clear and easy to read. AND looks great. My chickens couldn't be happier. Thank you.

This item was broken when I got to unbox it and it was outside the time allotted for returns also the directions were missing!

After using it for 2 weeks it’s already broken. Not made to last. What a waste of money.

Not what I thought.

It’s really cute but not high quality by any means. I was recently gifted this by my mom.The wood is pine that has been stained to look like cedar. It doesn’t hold up to water very well because it’s not sealed properly. The glue and staples don’t hold up over time.There are cracks in the egg boxed because nothing fits quite right. Wouldn’t good if you live in an area where snakes might try to sneak in. It could be a great chicken coop but needs to be notified which is also an investment.Oh, it’s only big enough for two chickens, maybe three if you they aren’t large.