Aivituvin Extra Large Chicken Coop for 10-15 Chickens, Reinforced Structure Outdoor Wooden Chicken House with 6 Nesting Boxes, Extended Run, Waterproof Roof, Iron Edge, 137" L x 63" W x 62" H
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Color: Grey
Size: 137.0"L x 63.0"W x 62.0"H
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- Measuring 137"L x 63"W x 62" H, this super large chicken coop fits 10-15 chickens, ducks, rabbits, and small animals. The oversized design is ideal for outdoor use, letting you set up once without upgrading later as your flock grows
- Large Nesting Boxes with Reinforced Base: Features two side nesting boxes divided into 3 compartments each, offering 6 total nesting spaces. The reinforced enlarged base prevents sagging and cracking while expanding usable space under the boxes
- Reinforced & Predator-Resistant: Built with L-shaped metal brackets at every corner of chicken house for long-term stability. The large run uses high-density galvanized wire mesh to block predators and protect your flock outdoors
- All-Weather Protection : A waterproof asphalt roof and PVC-covered nesting boxes shield against rain and wind. Built to withstand outdoor weather better than standard wooden roofs, ensuring your chickens have a cozy sleeping space year-round
- Easy to Clean and Quick Assembly: Includes a removable sliding tray , multiple access doors and openable nesting box for easy cleaning. Pre-drilled, labeled panels make assembly simple, even for first-time chicken keepers
Description
AIR46 AIR101 AIR69 AIR17 AIR59 AIR30 AIR45
Brand: Aivituvin
Product Dimensions: 137"L x 63"W x 62"H
Material: Fir
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Special Feature: Secure, Spacious
Product Dimensions : 137 x 63 x 62 inches; 208 Pounds
Item model number : NAIR46 Chicken coop
Date First Available : March 21, 2025
Manufacturer : Aivituvin
Best Sellers Rank: #25,094 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #130 in Poultry Habitat Supplies
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Customer Reviews: 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (515)
Brand Name: Aivituvin
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Included Components: Nesting Box, Ramp, Removable Tray
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Manufacturer: Aivituvin
Pet Type: Bird
Model Name: Chicken Coop NAIR46
Model Number: NAIR46 Chicken coop
Target Species: Chicken
Unit Count: 1.00 Count
Warranty Description: 2 Year Manufacturer
Additional Features: Secure, Spacious
Material Type: Fir
Color: Grey
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 137"L x 63"W x 62"H
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Color: Red
Size: 82.4"L x 26.0"W x 44.0"H
Just received this today and wow I’m definitely impressed! The assembly was very easy and I did it alone, a drill helps a lot for the screws but can definitely be done by hand with a screwdriver if you needed to. The coop was packaged really nicely and organized well. We’ve try thing lined up just right and appears to be very stable and sturdy. I have three chickens/hens I’m using this for and the space is perfect fit for that number. I don’t think I’d do many more unless you have bantams then maybe 4-5. There’s two nesting boxes that are easy to access and the cleaning tray is perfect t for upkeep. I ready reviews commenting on cheap paint but didn’t feel like that was the case. Mine came painted a beautiful red and white with everything covered completely.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026 by Sara Aryanfard
Color: Red
Size: 82.4"L x 26.0"W x 44.0"H
This is an inexpensive mass produced coop for small backyard flocks. It's ideal for bantams or other small breed fowl. While the coop space can house 6 larger birds at night, the run space is far too small for more than 4. Quality is a little on the cheap side, but still good value for money considering what you get. Easy to assemble with basically a screwdriver, though an electric screw gun is a better option Consider using this in a shaded spot for small breeds, for 2-3 larger birds full-time or as a grow-out or quarantine coop for adding to your existing flock. It is quite suited to those purposes.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 by ß²
Color: Grey
Size: 83.3"L x 26.0"W x 42.0"H
My son showed up last summer with a Bantam Serama hen and one tiny chick which he could no longer keep, I had never had chickens before and needed a coop but there are so many to choose from. We have many predators here from Bald Eagles to bobcats so the coop needed to be predator safe. They could no longer free range and it needed a fenced run. It rains and snows here too; a waterproof roof was top of the list. After obsessively researching what would be the best coop and saving dozens in my Amazon shopping list I decided on this one. By then the tiny chick had grown into a rooster and his mother was his mate, or at least he thought she was! Lots of squawking and drama there! She needed a space of her own and this coop had everything I was looking for. She is so happy in their luxury coop and laid 4 eggs the first week! They get along fine now, eating and sleeping together. The coop is sitting upon a mixture of plastic garage floor tiles and an old wood palette we had on hand to raise it for easier cleaning. We built a base to keep more of the bedding in the coop and not on our floor. Then added hardware cloth to the bottom of the base so when the weather is better we can move it outside without predators digging into the coop. (Photo is of the base upside down). We got the hardware cloth on Amazon at an excellent price. For now the coop is cradled on the base and held in place by the attached blocks. Some reviewers said they assembled it in a few hours. Our experience was more than double that and over 2 days even without the base. The features it has that are important to me are: 1. A long built-in run 2. Roosting posts in the (off the ground) coop space 3. Fully covered waterproof roof 4. Nesting box attached to coop 5. Sliding doors at top of ramp and at coop window 6. Ramp to coop 7. Portable- this has wheels so we can adjust location 8. Sturdy once assembled 9. Lots of doors with good latches for easy access 10. Expandable 11. Pre-painted- it is too cold now to paint it myself 12. Rodent proof mesh hardware cloth on coop sides It did have a strong odor right out of the box that has dissipated but is still slightly there. I think a lot of that comes form the waterproof roof. If assembled properly with all the screws it is very sturdy. There was one door with split wood I will fix with wood glue and fill. Does not affect functionality. For the price or even higher price this is an amazing coop! I will also add a latch to the door on the handle end of the run for safety when we move the coop outside and attach the base we built that it sits on with screws. The chickens and I are very happy! UPDATE: My son also gave me 3 large size chickens and the hen was getting abused by the roosters this spring so I needed to temporarily relocate the bantams and put the big hen in this coop. We moved the coop outside for her in a fenced area. I think she is a Rhode Island Red. This coop is definitely too small for such a big hen without letting her free range during the day, which due to predators can’t be done here. When I get a bigger coop for her and move the bantams back into this coop if I leave it outside I will add more hardware cloth and an additional lock on the end door. We have a bobcat in the neighborhood. I haven’t seen raccoons but was told by a neighbor that they are around and are very clever at opening doors and they kill chickens. I will also bolt the coop to the substrate we built that has hardware cloth to prevent diggers from getting inside. The coop has survived rains well since moving it outside but is only big enough for my bantams. Like I mentioned, I am new to caring for chickens and didn’t know that with using only bedding they need grit since they don’t have teeth. I lost the bantam hen to an impacted crop and learned a heartbreaking lesson that if you only use bedding and they aren’t outside where they can eat gravel and rocks they need grit. A feed store employee told me to use chick grit for the tiny bantams. I was also told by the breeder here who sold me bantams (replacement hens for the one who died to keep the sad rooster company) that she uses regular grit for her bantams and I recommend doing your own research.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by Flutterby
Color: Grey
Size: 83.3"L x 26.0"W x 42.0"H
I bought this as a temporary coop to separate one of my chickens. For that task, it worked well. I don't leave my chicken in here overnight or unattended. It keeps chickens in and deters aerial predators. Pros: - Super easy to assemble. All the parts fit. - Doors provide easy access. - Lightweight and easy to move. Cons: - Strange smell - hope it dissipates. - Very small - I would not use this to keep more than two hens. - The staircase board that leads from the run to the coop is covered in asphalt - yuck. Little pieces come off of it all the time. I don't want my chickens eating that, so I made a replacement. - Very flimsy - this will NOT stand up to most predators. I only use it when I can supervise my chickens, and we live in a low-predator area. It will keep chickens in, but will not keep predators out. A dog could easily tip this over, and a raccoon would tear it apart in minutes.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by Sparkle Shiny Squirrel
Color: Grey
Size: 83.3"L x 26.0"W x 42.0"H
At first, several pieces arrived chipped and broken. Unfortunately, the problems didn't stop there. After owning this coop for a few months, I've continued to find more issues and have had to spend additional money on materials just to make it secure enough for my chickens. Which the seller did offer a refund of $35 (although I never got it) i ended up spending way more on material than what was offered Before I was able to reinforce it, four of my chickens were killed by a predator because the locks were poorly designed and opened far too easily. This coop is simply not predator-proof as advertised. Save yourself the money and the heartbreak—don't waste your time on this coop.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by Paola
Color: Grey
Size: 83.3"L x 26.0"W x 42.0"H
Fairly easy to assemble. Directions pretty clear. I was able to assemble it in 1 to 2 hours. One gate hinge has a hard time closing due to the screws. Sticking out of the hinges. Will be fixable. Latching hardware, pretty cheap. Wheels small and will work for cultivated yards. Larger than I expected. It would very comfortably fit two chickens. Will probably fit up to 4 hens depending on the breed. Might be able to fit up to six silkies. Wouldn’t recommend this as a permanent enclosure for a large group. Bought this for after my chicks leave the brooder, and before I put them in with the full sized hens. Will also be nice to have for if I need to separate off one or two chickens at a time for different reasons. I can tell the poop tray will need to be cleaned daily or every couple days. It would be nice to little bit deeper so it could go longer between cleanouts. Also this weighs 60lbs not the listed 18-20. Came in two boxes weighing 30-32each. So it is at least somewhat sturdy!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024 by Caluna
Color: Grey
Size: 83.3"L x 26.0"W x 42.0"H
Coop and run is smaller than expected, it measures 79" but must be 83" with the wheels included. I find it hard to believe it would hold 6 chickens, as advertised. It was perfect tho for when my 4 were chicks, but the 2 saphire gems and 2 golden comets have almost no room and theyre not fully grown yet, and I havent even put any food etc in the run yet. I bought this for a starter coop until I could build one, so that was always the plan, I just have to build one sooner than expected. The wood is relatively weak, arrived with splits in some of the planks and can move with very little force. However, it fit together well and was simple to build. I did have to move the nesting box latch 3/4" to the right to match the lid. Im also not sure how many mammal predators this will keep out.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by Benjamin Miller
Color: Grey
Size: 83.3"L x 26.0"W x 42.0"H
This chicken coop is very well designed and fun to put together. The directions and drawings are very clear and the parts are nicely marked. They also included an extra screw of each type. I'm a 76 year old woman. I put it together with only a Phillips screwdriver. It took me several hours, but all the pieces pegged together before I put in the screws. A power screwdriver would have made it easier. After I got it almost all put together, I decided that the paint didn't seem very weatherproof, so I bought a quart of high quality house paint and painted it inside and out. If I had it to do again, I would paint the sections before putting them together. The coop has wheels to wheel it around. I was worried it might not be sturdy enough to tip up on end or too heavy. It seems to be very easy to move. So far my baby silkie chickens and I are very pleased with the coop! Since they'll stay small, I think the coop will work for them. I'm planning to put the coop in my fenced in vegetable garden and let them roam around during the day. It woul be too small for full-size chickens.
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