Mobile Chicken Coop with Wheels for 4-6 Chickens, Large Outdoor Hen House with Run, Weatherproof Asphalt Roof, Sectionable Nesting Box & Pull-Out Tray, 82.4" L x 25.8" W x 44.1" H - Red
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Pattern Name: L Size - Chicken Coop with Wheels, Red
Size: 82.4"L x 25.8"W x 44.1"H
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- Spacious for 4-6 Hens: Measuring 82.4"L x 25.8"W x 44.1"H, this large chicken coop with run is spacious enough for 4-6 adult chickens to thrive. Its also ideal for ducks, rabbits, and other small animalsserving as a versatile, well-ventilated home for all your backyard small livestock
- Easy Mobility with Built-In Wheels: Built with 2 durable wheels and a convenient handle, this mobile chicken coop with wheels glides easily across your yard. Unlike fixed coops, you can relocate it to fresh grass, shade, or shelter whenever neededgiving your flock the best spot year-round
- Predator-Proof Nesting Box: Predator-Proof Security System: Features a predator-proof lock and an extra-large protective guard beneath the nesting box. Blocks raccoons, foxes, and other threats from accessing your flock. Your chickens stay safe, even at night
- All-Weather Protection: This outdoor chicken coop features a fully waterproof roof and reinforced PVC covers to block rain from entering. More durable than standard wooden roofs, it reliably shields your chickens from wet weatheryear after year
- Easy to Clean: Large removable sliding trays let you empty waste in seconds. Multiple access doors give you easy reach to every cornerno awkward bending or struggling. Three screened ventilation windows in the sleeping area promote optimal airflow, reducing odors and keeping the coop fresh
- EASY ASSEMBLY: All necessary parts are included, with pre-drilled holes for easy setup in under 45 minutes. The sturdy structure resists splitting or falling apart when assembled correctly
- FSC: Frame made of FSC-Certified wood
Brand: MEDEHOO
Product Dimensions: 82.4"L x 25.8"W x 44.1"H
Material: Fir
Specific Uses For Product: Indoor, Outdoor
Special Feature: Comfortable, Durable, Easy Assembly, Removable, Waterproof
Product Dimensions : 82.4 x 25.8 x 44.1 inches
Item model number : AIR72-R
Date First Available : December 6, 2024
Manufacturer : MEDEHOO
Best Sellers Rank: #13,206 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #41 in Poultry Habitat Supplies
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Customer Reviews: 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (478)
Brand Name: MEDEHOO
Specific Uses For Product: Indoor, Outdoor
Included Components: Divider, Lockable Caster Wheels, Nesting Box, Removable Tray, Stand
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Dog Breed Size: All
Manufacturer: MEDEHOO
Pet Type: Bird
Model Name: Mobile Chicken Coop with Wheels
Model Number: AIR72-R
Target Species: Chicken
Unit Count: 1 Count
Warranty Description: If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us by email
Additional Features: Comfortable, Durable, Easy Assembly, Removable, Waterproof
Number of Levels: 2
Material Type: Fir
Color: Red
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 82.4"L x 25.8"W x 44.1"H
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Perfect coop! We bought this for our quails. I was able to build this on my own and the instructions were fairly easy. The husband was surprised to see it fully built when he got home (took me about an hour or so more). Only issue I had was a cosmetic one as some of the trim paint was like scratched off but honestly I can just paint it so its not a big deal. There isnt a bottom to protect the birds from a predator digging underneath, but this is going into a fully fenced/covered run so we wont have to worry about that.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026 by Shimmering Ember Design
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We bought two of these thinking that they would be sufficient for our small flock of 11 hens. (5 in one coop, 6 in the other, or joined together) Each of these is definitely not large enough to house any more than 3 to 4 regular size hens. Our biggest hen is a copper Maran, next up is our speckled Sussex, others are pretty much an easter egger mix. The only way you are fitting more than 4 hens in one of these is if they are small bantams or a very small breed. Assembly: Easy to follow directions. The first one we assembled took us about an hour. (We were taking our time) The second one we were able to breeze through - taking only about 20 mins tops. Durability: We haven't had it long enough to judge accurately but the material seems durable, especially the roof which is clearly weather resistant with proper roofing material. Functionality: There are a LOT of doors, so it makes it very easy to reach chickens, clean, etc. The sliding tray makes poop clean up a breeze. It does NOT move easily. While it is light, the wheels seem too small to be rolling over anything that isn't a very smooth surface. So - it does NOT roll well over grass. Rolling it around the lawn is an unfortunate inconvenience, because in order for the wheels to be functional, you have to lift it WAY too high to the point that the chickens will just walk their way right under and out of it. (And you cannot close them up on the inside because they would all be tipped on their side) It is not a one-person job moving it because of this and you need one person on each end to lift while keeping low to the ground and walking with it. Appearance: I think this is where it shines the most. It is VERY nice looking. We purchased the grey ones. They are cute and have an elevated non junky to them. 3 stars because the listing feels inaccurate for the number of chickens, which is very annoying (and functionality is a bit difficult.) If the listing said 3-4 chickens it would have been more accurate and we simply would have gone with a two slightly bigger coops from the same seller and avoided the hassle. That being said, we like it enough that we will just buy another one so that they all look the same and function the same, and we will be splitting up the flock between 3 of the same coop. (Our 3 biggest birds in one, and 4 slightly smaller birds [easter eggers, Wyandotte, barred rock in each of the others.) If you have 3-4 birds, I recommend this. If you have more, or if you do not want to move the coop twice a day the way we do (morning and night) for fresh foraging, go bigger.
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It worked great at first but now it’s literally falling apart. I would not recommend this unless you’re keeping it inside or on a porch. The door is broken, the ramp fell off, it is not weather proof at all, and over all it is made very cheap. It is not easy to clean or move because of the material being flimsy and not water resistant. It was easy to put together for the most part but that’s all. Does not move well. I would consider it predator proof to a certain extent. I have had to add a fence around it because the door is now opening in instead of out so predators can just push on it.
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