Aivituvin Chicken Coop Mobile, Chicken House with Wheels, Wooden Hen House Poultry Cage with Nest Box and Large Run -78in
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Color: Grey+White
Features
- Easy to MoveTWO durable wheels with long design handle makes this chicken coop move easily.
- Larger Outdoor RunThe pen under nesting box design provide larger activity space and keep safe from predators. Makes the nesting box frame to be long lasting construction. Main poultry house & nest box is elevated for preventing damage from wet conditions.
- Durable & WeatherproofUpgrade version for the everyday use latch, we use much expensive spring latches for longer & easier useage. Asphalt sloping roof to protect from water penetration, roof can be open for good ventilation. Solid rain-resistant fir wood makes coop resilient and durable for outdoor use.
- Secure & Accessible Complimentary steel slide pole built to easily to control the door between the ramp and resting room. There are timber ridges above the asphalt ramp to protects your poultry from slipping back and for longer usage.
- Nesting box & Easy to clean trayPoultry cage comes with 2-section nesting boxes offers easy way to deposit and collect eggs. Slide out metal tray is easy to clean to ensure a neat regularly maintained environment. TWO Big front door & pen door for easy catching.
Brand: Aivituvin
Product Dimensions: 80.7"L x 26"W x 44.5"H
Material: Alloy Steel, Fir
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Special Feature: Weather Resistant
Product Dimensions : 78.4 x 27.6 x 40.6 inches; 73 Pounds
Date First Available : April 4, 2021
Manufacturer : Aivituvin
Best Sellers Rank: #210,746 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #1,758 in Poultry Habitat Supplies
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Customer Reviews: 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (171)
Brand Name: Aivituvin
Target Species: Chicken
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Included Components: Nesting Box, Ramp, Removable Tray
Breed Recommendation: Small Breeds
Manufacturer: Aivituvin
Unit Count: 1.00 Count
Additional Features: Weather Resistant
Number of Levels: 2
Number of Doors: 2
Material Type: Alloy Steel, Fir
Color: Grey+White
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 80.7"L x 26"W x 44.5"H
Item Weight: 73 Pounds
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Color: Grey+White
Arrive very quickly. All parts were included and the instructions were clear. Assembly was easy. Overall very pleased with the price, design, assembly and construction of the coop and run. It is not Fort Knox and will not last for ever years in weather, but for the price and ease of setup well worth the money! Note-assemble near where you will use it. It is not easily movable for one person across terrain.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2020 by Patricia Bennett
Color: Grey+White
Okay, whoever said this is made of cedar doesn’t know their woods. This is obviously NOT made of cedar. It is a cheap soft wood. That said, it is still completely worth it! You won’t get crazy quality for this price anywhere unless you can build a coop yourself. Then considering current lumber prices, I HIGHLY DOUBT you will be able to build a similar design for the same price, unless you have access or connections to affordable lumber. I’ve had 3 of these coops for 4-5 months and they’re holding up great. However, I did spend the extra money, time and effort to repaint the whole thing with exterior grade paint, replace the hardwares, and hardware cloth with a thicker gauge hardware cloth. Probably spent way too much extra expenses to reinforce them. However, if you actually calculate out the expenses of buying materials, tools and your time to build a coop from scratch (IF you don’t already have the materials/tools on hand), this coop is worth it. So summary: Cheap, soft wood. Take the time to repaint and reinforce it, don’t drag/throw it around, and it will last a considerable about of time.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2023 by Rachel
Color: Grey+White
I love this chicken coop. It has too many door to open, has a big eggs/house box. Its pretty big I thought it was small but Im impressed. I have silkie chicken and this could feet like 4-6 chickens. My son loves it, he can get in the cage and my hen just had her chicks on the box. Im very happy with it. Its very heavy so make sure if you want to move it you needs 2 person. I assembled by my self. It came with some pieces crack but I message the seller and they work with me. Do not hesitate to buy it. I love my chicken coop. Updated: 8/14 The wire mesh tends to rust, also you will need more support 2x2or 2x4 wood between them to make it strong and more screws.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2021 by Yachira Yachira
Color: Grey+White
We purchased this coop as a starter chicken coop. This coop is not suitable or safe for any animal to live in. We had it outside for 1 week before I wrote this review. 1. The screen was not properly attached to the wood frames when we received it out of the box - we had to staple the screen on multiple areas to make it safer or else predators could get in. 2. There is a huge gap where the side door meets the side panel. It allowed a lot of rain to drip inside the coop. Not acceptable as chickens should not be wet inside the coop. 3. Multiple areas where the wood already came split, or became split after less than 1 week of it being outdoors. The material is extremely flimsy. It's extremely light. 4. First rain we had, the coop was unable to withstand rain / wind (just a regular storm, not a hurricane) and the roof opened up, ripping the roof off, flipping the whole thing over. Thank god my chickens were not inside or they would be dead. Overall, this product is not suitable for live birds. It's not durable or well made, not waterproof. It serves as a very expensive doll house, and that's probably it. It's honestly one of the worst made products I've ever bought online - I am ashamed to tell people I actually spent money on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2020 by proenca
Color: Grey+White
I bought this as a broody box for my adults when I get around to hatching eggs, and to raise up some chicks I currently have before adding them to the flock. Its made out of cedar, which you could smell right away opening the box. I would suggest repainting the wood to seal that in. As I plan on having a large run around this coop, I'm not as concerned with the cheaply done hardware cloth on the run that comes with. I like that the small attached run is covered, since the large run I'm putting this in doesn't have a roof (its netting). I'm figuring that I may need to wrap this in a tarp to keep it from weathering, since it won't hold up to weather. It was pretty straight forward to put together. I also think that the company's statement that this coop is ok for 2 large fowl, but I wouldn't cram any more into that. This coop, once sealed from the cedar, would be fine for a hospital, or brooder coop, but I wouldn't suggest using it for rabbits. If the chewed on the wood, they could get sick.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2020 by Jen F
Color: Grey+White
I'm giving this coop 5 stars for these reasons 1. This is a good price for what you get... YES, you could get a better, sturdier coop elsewhere... bot not for this price 2. It has great features like accessible nesting boxes, multiple doors, perches in the coop, a removable tray, and an outside handle to control the coop door. 3. It was really easy to build and most pieces came semi- assembled. (2 people suggested tho). 4. It's cute, and I like that the "run" area is taller than most coops like it...... Now, some SUGGESTIONS: This is very matte, painted wood. I added some polyurethane after it was assembled for some extra protection from the weather. I suggest doing this if you want it to last longer. Also, this is a little top heavy and I'm almost positive it would break if it was blown over so, I suggest anchoring it to a fense or something. I didnt have a fense so I put two 3 foot t-posts behind mine and anchored it to them. Lastly, I plan on building an extra run around this coop to let my ladies explore... if you have larger breed chickens... I would do the same. This isn't tiny, but it isn't going to give your chickens too much room for roaming around. And FYI- this is shipped in two boxes so don't be surprised by that. In my pictures, you will see my two chickens for scale... the black one is a very moderate sized chicken... the grey chicken is a Jersey Giant (one of the largest breeds of chickens... a real chonker of a lady) Overall, if you're on a budget- this coop is pretty nice and it's what I expected.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024 by Haley K Haley K