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Aivituvin Chicken Coop with Two Large Nesting Boxes Wooden Hen House Outdoor Poultry Cage Duck Coop Weatherproof

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Pattern Name: AIR59


Features

  • Extension DesignThe innovative design allows you to expand the chicken coop whenever you need to.Buy Aivituvin chicken run AIR60 to create large running space.
  • Large Nesting Box Each side of chicken house with a large nesting boxes and the nesting boxes are cover with PVC strip to avoid water leak into the coop.A special designed lock to avoid predators open the boxes.
  • Lockable Metal TrayLarge metal tray build in the hen house which can be pulled out from both sides. A lock on the tray and a series of locks on each access point keep pets safe inside.
  • Comfortable Living SpaceThree perches inside the poultry cage for your chickens to roost. Two windows for good ventilation. Large coops comfortably house 4 to 6 chickens.depending on size and breed.
  • Weather-resistant RoofFull covered asphalt roof of this chicken cage prevents poultry, chickens, rabbits, from being exposed to intense light and keep dry outdoors even on rainy days.

Description

Caring for a small animal is an amazing experience that encourages empathy, care and responsibility. You're babies will love the ample access that our coop gives, while also protecting your small animals and giving them a sense of security when they are put away. I have 2 bantam roosters living in here. Could easily add 4 more bantams. Super easy to put together. Good size for my hens. Bought this chicken coop with extension run, it attached easily and is a great extension. Good quality. Very happy. The chickens are happy too! I have 6 chickens and they live going into this coop. I have 2 coops but this is the only one they like to go to at night. This coop fits 6 of my full grown hens and I think I can get 2 more in there. The shipping was quick and the quality is great. Easy to assemble, looks great. Only thing I suggest is use an electric screwdriver or drill with screwdriver bit, it will save you time but even manually I was able to put it together in under an hour. Will be buying this again when our flock gets bigger. Ordered the coop early, as our chicks are only two weeks old……we were not sure how hard it would have been to assemble. No need! Instructions are very clear, parts are clearly marked….easy to assemble, and seems to be really sturdy. Thank you for this product! I received this item in a timely manner. Very pleased AIR59 AIR101 AIR60 AIR69 AIR61 AIR45 AIR46 The lovers of owner start with the name of ‘VI’, ‘AIVITUVIN’ , its a meaningful name which says love the lovers and also to win the pets’ heart. As pet owners and pet houses manufacturer ,we have responsibility to take care of all the different varieties and sizes of pet requirements to warm up your pet’s heart. Here at AIVITUVIN we love your pets the same way you do!

Brand: Aivituvin


Product Dimensions: 67.24"L x 36.8"W x 40.6"H


Material: Wood


Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor


Special Feature: Lockable


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 67.24 x 36.8 x 40.6 inches; 100 pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ AIR59


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 12, 2022


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Aivituvin


Best Sellers Rank: #496,297 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #2,998 in Poultry Habitat Supplies


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Customer Reviews: 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (279)


Brand Name: Aivituvin


Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor


Included Components: Nesting Box, Removable Tray


Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes


Dog Breed Size: Large


Manufacturer: Aivituvin


Number of Items: 2


Model Name: AIR59


Model Number: AIR59


Target Species: Chicken


Manufacturer Part Number: AIR59


Unit Count: 1 Count


Additional Features: Lockable


Number of Levels: 2


Number of Doors: 3


Material Type: Wood


Color: Dark grey


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 67.24"L x 36.8"W x 40.6"H


Item Weight: 100 pounds


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Well built, easy to assemble
Pattern Name: AIR45
Great product!! Easy to assemble, real shingle-like material on roof, roomy and includes multiple latches. There are 4 laying areas, roasting bars and a large fenced in area. Many entry points to retrieve eggs, lock the hen house, and let chickens out to free range. Very sturdy hen house, with flexible guards to keep rain out. Removable tray to easily clean the bottom of hen house. Fencing is good for protection but is a little less sturdy when moving - will take to people to move it around the yard, to keep the fencing squared but it is not heavy. I would definitely recommend this product! We also have the pin for 2 to 3 chickens from the same company. Also extremely well-built but with a smaller caged area. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2022 by jaybee
    • Do yourself a favor and put on different wheels
Pattern Name: AIR30
This coop is pretty good for someone starting out with just 3 or 4 chickens (I'd say 4 max). I found it easy to assemble but made one adjustment...the wheels. The ones that come with the coop are far too small and make moving it almost impossible over anything but a completely smooth surface, and that's not where your chickens will be. We put on 7" rubber wheels like something that you would find on a garden cart or wheel barrow, its still not "easy" to move, but with these wheels I (a person of average strength at best) can move it. It feels rather heavy and takes all my strength but I can move it. With the old wheels there would be no way. Right now this coop is good but I can already see that it will need some winterizing. There are open gaps larger than I would like where all the doors to the hen house close and where the tray inserts. In the winter they will definitely let in a draft but I think it's a fixable problem. We've also had issues with the hens sleeping (and pooping) in the nesting boxes. My best guess is that with all mobile coops I've seen the roosts and nesting boxes are at basically the same height so they don't realize they should roost, but this is just an educated guess. I am going to try blocking the nesting boxes off at night so they can only access them during the day. I've also considered moving the roosts up since it seems like there is enough room in the hen house to move them up several inches without crowding the chickens heads at the top. On a side note, after using a plastic bristle scrub brush to clean it I found that the paint on the wooden parts comes off. Since you're not scrubbing the whole thing you should only lost paint where they may make a mess like the ramp and the edge of the tray. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2020 by Lily
    • Was easy to build. Very sturdy. Would definitely recommend.
Pattern Name: AIR45
It was easy to install and is sturdy. Only problem with it, is that it had a hole in one of the wire sides. I sewed a patch on it so the animals wouldn’t get hurt. Other than that, it’s great for our ducks.
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2022 by Suzie
    • Not very sturdy the wood is thinly cut
Pattern Name: AIR30
This is a very cute coop and I love the look but not the sturdiness. It has enough room for 2 chickens or 3 bantams. I wouldn’t put more than that unless you purchased the run. It is not sturdy. The wood is very thinly cut and The wire looks similar to hardware cloth but not near as thickly gaged and could easily be torn through by predators teeth Also, it could easily be tipped over by a larger predator. I’ve put a wire bottom on it so nothing could dig under. I have had the coop approximately six months and the latch has already broken (cheap) on the chicken nest box roof and the front pole on the coop has pulled loose. As I said it is not sturdy. Now to move it I use bungee cords and put it on a more secure place as do not pull on those two front wooden posts. They will pull loose very easy, believe me. I have 2 pullets so it wasn’t heavy in there and it popped loose. I would not recommend this coop for a humid climate as the wood is thin on the bottom and it will rot out easily. I also would not recommend this coop for anyone who lives in a high predator area. If I had it to do over again I would not have bought this product. It needs some improvements ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2022 by T. Bellamy
    • So Dissappointed; Feel like I was Deceived
Pattern Name: AIR45
Where to start. Holes not lining up. Hinges put on backwards by factory. Pieces flimsy. Roof mesh has a puncture & is rusted (probably done overseas because the exterior box was undamaged). Had to put in a false wooden floor as the sheet metal is hot enough to burn feet, given our new normal summer of 92-107 F. What happened to the written word in the directions? There are none. Easier to watch a video. This is so cheaply made that our friend would break out by pushing those little staples out like a knife through butter. Good thing he is not a digger. Solution: extra brackets, wood strips to hold chicken wire in & panel at the rear of the box (wood is thinner than most cardboard. And of course: extra pieces!! Is the wire mesh & sides toxic?? Risk we all run. This product was overpriced close to $300 when it was all said & done. Our old $120 piece was stronger, built better & will undoubtedly lasted longer than this subpar, overseas wreck of an item ever will. Next time I am getting a local farmer to build a well-made one, And AI will think this review positive. Besides that, no worries. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2026 by B & B
    • very cheaply built, with design and manufacturing flaws
Pattern Name: AIR30
Yes, I know, you get what you pay for. This is a very low quality, cheap coop that might last the summer. The wood is very flimsy. There are obvious cracks that appear to have had some glue applied during manufacture -- the stain around some areas is darker and blotchy. It arrived with some minor damage to bits of the wood pieces. I don't think it was packed as well as it could have been. The removable tray is only held up by a railing on one side -- I suspect that a heavy chicken standing in the unsupported corner could bend the tray. I am going to have to screw on a bit of wood to serve as a support for that corner. Surprisingly, the assembly directions are quite good. It was useful to have two helpers at the very beginning just to hold panels in place while screwing, but I think overall it would not have been hard to assemble with two people. You'll need at least a philips screwdriver -- an electric screwdriver would be helpful, but be sure to dial back the clutch or you'll break the wood when screwing it together. I had to remove what appeared to be extra, misapplied rails in the nesting box. (The inside of parts Q and P.) These parts were preventing the nesting box from mating to the coop properly. The drill holes on the spring latch for the bottom door below the coop is a bit too wide for the wood that is there to screw into. I pre-drilled a hole very close to the edge of the wood and managed to avoid splitting. The wheels aren't worth much -- I would definitely recommend moving this carefully, with one person at each end of it to lift and gently move it. It isn't heavy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2020 by B. St Pierre
    • Cute, small, perfect for extra outdoor coop
Pattern Name: AIR30
I like the design, it has a higher pen and wanted to put a roost/perch in there. I used the handle (included) instead of putting outside, I put it inside the pen. it fit nicely, and I secured it with a screw, and rubber washers. I wanted this small pen to separate a bird if needed for recuperation. This is too small to house more than 2 birds completely, unless a very small bird. But for what I needed, its a nice addition for my other larger Coops. When not in use to keep a sick bird isolated, I open the door, so as my free rangers can explore. As we know with pecking order, not all my hens get along together, and it is a nice "guest house" for quiet time to get away and lay an egg. I didn't have any issues with putting it together, and I did it by myself, with no help. Again, its just so CUTE!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2020 by MsLauraJune
    • Cute Little Coop
Pattern Name: AIR59
It arrived early and although it said it took two people one hour to assemble, I was able to put it together myself in about 2 1/2 hours. (I'm a 57 year old woman of medium build.) It was fairly easy except a couple of holes that were supposed to have been drilled didn't go all the way through, but that was easily taken care of with a power drill. It has great ventilation. The locks weren't really secure, but the coop is in a fairly secure pen, so that's not a concern for me. I spent a lot of time looking over models and reviews and I discovered to get a top-notch coop you have to spend a lot more money than I was willing to. For what I paid for this one, I have a cozy little home for my four phoenix chickens with room for a few more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024 by Gray Wolf Mom

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