AIVITUVIN Chicken Coop Outdoor Mobile Chicken House for 2-4 Chickens Wooden Hen House 73.3" L Poultry Cage with Nesting Box, Pull-Out Tray, Wheels
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- Easy Mobility: Durable wheels allow you to effortlessly move the chicken coop to fresh grass or shaded areas, ensuring your chickens always have a comfortable spot.
- Expanded Roaming Space: Features an enlarged pen under the nesting box, providing extra room for chickens to roam, play, and stay active.
- UV-Resistant Protection: Waterproof asphalt roof and UV-resistant panels shield your chickens from harmful rays and rain while keeping the coop cool and well-ventilated.
- Convenient Nesting Box: Includes a hinged roof for quick egg collection and easy cleaning, offering a cozy and secure space for your hens to lay eggs.
- Hygienic & Spacious: Removable metal tray simplifies cleaning, maintaining a healthy environment. Dimensions 73.31x27.91x43.19, ideal for 2-4 chickens or small animals.
Brand: Aivituvin
Product Dimensions: 73.31"L x 27.91"W x 43.19"H
Material: Fir
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Special Feature: Durable
Product Dimensions : 73.31 x 27.91 x 43.19 inches
Item model number : AIR32R-8Y
Date First Available : December 23, 2024
Manufacturer : Aivituvin
Best Sellers Rank: #267,095 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #1,679 in Poultry Habitat Supplies
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Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 38 ratings
Manufacturer: Aivituvin
Item model number: AIR32R-8Y
Date First Available: December 23, 2024
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 73.31 x 27.91 x 43.19 inches
Brand Name: Aivituvin
Target Audience Keyword: Chickens
Directions: Chicken Coop
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer
Model Name: Chicken Coop
Color: Red
Material: Fir
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Included Components: Nesting Box
Specific Uses for Product: Outdoor
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I think this little coop is amazing value. We brought one of the doors into lowes and had them color match the stain. Then we added some additional panels for privacy for the birds. Also built a frame out of pressure treated 2x4 so the coop would not have contact with the ground.
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024 by Levy Levy
The only thing wrong was the instructions on how to do the bridge but I figured it out
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023 by Shelby
It's smaller than it looks in the picture. It was easy to assemble. Light weight wood. A good value for the price.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022 by Hanna N.
This was bought to be a cat playground rather than a chicken coop. As someone who has raised a lot of chickens in my youth, this is only for hobby use if you have one or two chickens. For my purposes, it will suit well, but let's get into what is and isn't good. It is well-designed for what it is. If you want a portable chicken coop and small run that you can move around in your yard, this is perfect. Two people can move it fairly easily, and it could be retrofitted with wheels and a bar for someone to move it by themselves. It is cute and chickens would absolutely love it, as will the grandcats when they come to visit. To put it together, you're going to need a drill, some small drill bits, #1 and #2 Phillips bits, wood glue, some spring clamps and a couple of bar clamps or a strap. Otherwise, you will need two extra people to hold things while you assemble. It's advisable to drill pilot holes to the depth you need, because although they are predrilled, the hole is often not deep enough and because the wood is fir and prone to splitting, save yourself some headaches and drill pilot holes to the depth you need. The directions are crap and apparently have not been used by anyone that actually put anything together. I put it together by first constructing the house/nestbox part, then constructing the cage part, then lifting the house part onto the cage part, putting the two pieces together. Because it's made with molding and furring strips mostly, I felt it needed additional support, especially as I am intending to move it around as the seasons change, so I used a lot of T and strap hardware at critical junctions. Whoever designed this originally knew what they were doing by using the various molding to make rabbets, etc., and most of the fussy parts are preconstructed. If you had to build this yourself, you would spend several weeks cutting and fitting, so A+ on this. It has a light wash of stain on it, but if you want this to last through more than a few seasons, you had best plan on adding some good oil or alkalyd-based paint, or marine-grade (not polyurethane) spar varnish is in order. To make things easier, a sprayer to apply would be even better, but don't be stingy with the coats. Make sure you somehow protect the bottom of the structure to keep it from coming into contact with bare ground or it will rot. I intend to put mine up on some bricks that are partially sunk into the ground, to support the base at strategic points and prevent soil contact. Altogether I probably spent around another $75 for the hardware, extra screws and spar varnish. I'm very pleased with the purchase. Although I did more retrofitting than most people would do because it has to handle the rigors of cats hanging off various parts when they get excited, it's fine for a couple of chickens. It would have taken me much longer to build it myself, and at today's prices it would have been close to a wash on the price, and it's really cute. It is well-designed and well-constructed, saving me endless amounts of headaches.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2022 by Amazon Customer
The house is cute, functional and not too difficult to put together with 2 people. Unfortunately, within 2 weeks of being outside, the galvanized mesh on one panel was seriously rusting. I emailed the company and never heard back. Within a month or so most all of the mesh is rusting. Yes, I can treat it, but I shouldn't need to in such a short time and 0 stars to the company for never responding.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2023 by Laura A. Laura A.
the box was so diminished I could have pulled the pieces right out and there is a lot you should do to keep the water from going in the cracks.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2022 by Barbara
As far as assembly, it was easy for my husband but would not have been so easy for me. The instructions were not clear. It is not exceptionally sturdy but it is very cute and has everything a chicken would need. However, we installed it in a 7'x12' run. If the chicken is confined solely to the coop I would consider it too small.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024 by Marguerite R.
Way smaller then I thought. 2 chickens seem to be enough for this little guy.
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023 by LaToya LaToya