1.26” Tube Chicken Coop Run Large Metal Chicken Pen Outdoor Walkin Chicken Runs for Yard Large Rabbits Habitat Spire Shaped Poultry Cage with Waterproof Cover for Backyard Farm(9.8’L x 19.7’W x 6.4’H)
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Pattern Name: Spire
Size: 9.8’L x 19.7’W x 6.4’H
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- 1.26 Tube Construction: Diameter of Tube: 1.26, Thickness of Tube: 1 mm.
- Metal Chicken Coop Run: Large chicken runs for yard with shade cover is suitable for small and medium size animals and provide large enough space to play and rest. Lockable chicken coop for 10 chickens can help keep animals of chickens, ducks, dogs, rabbits, cats or hens for foraging.
- Sturdy and Durable Frame: The metal chicken coop is made of sturdy metal frame, the heavy duty chicken runs for yard ensures the stability for long term outside use. Featuring protective and resists rust galvanized tubes, the large chicken coop run is weather proof and of great durability.animals and provide large enough space to play and rest.
- Lockable Design for Safety: Large metal chicken cages for outside of a lockable gate is designed for easy access for both you and your lovely chicken or ducks while preventing escaping and other unexpected accidents. The special designed metal latch for extra safety, and easy for you to feed your chicken or ducks and clean the inside.
- Removable Protection Cover: The walkin chicken coop is covered with wear-resistant oxford material roof that ensures full protection from sun, rain or snow. The UV protected cover of chicken pen can be fixed with metal pipes for easy installation and be removed for easy clean.
- Recommend 2-4 Peolple to Assemble and Customer Service: Metal chicken coop within 2-4 people and come with instruction and accessories. We are devoted to provide premium products and services for customers. Please contact us via the 'Contact seller' button in the detail page of your order for any concern and we'll response as soon as possible.
Brand: Catrimown
Gap Size: 1.26 Inches
Material: Metal
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Special Feature: Waterproof, Lockable
Product Dimensions : 110.4 x 224.4 x 76.8 inches; 160 Pounds
Date First Available : November 4, 2021
Manufacturer : Catrimown
Best Sellers Rank: #746,229 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #4,466 in Poultry Habitat Supplies
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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 362 ratings
Item Weight: 160 pounds
Manufacturer: Catrimown
Date First Available: November 4, 2021
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 110.4 x 224.4 x 76.8 inches
Item Weight: 160 Pounds
Brand Name: Catrimown
Target Audience Keyword: chicken, duck, hen, bunny, rabbit, small animal
Size: 9.8’L x 19.7’W x 6.4’H
Material: Metal
Breed Recommendation: Large Breeds
Included Components: Removable Tray, Stand
Specific Uses for Product: Outdoor
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I bought a 20' one, though it has worked very well, I wish I would have built it instead. (link below) Some issues of note: 1: The chickens will dig down and make the bottom rail suspend between dirt they haven't gotten to....yet; some of the support posts were actually hanging in the air before I noticed it. Consider lining the interior perimeter with some other form of barrier like wood logs, a strip of linoleum, untreated lumber (not pressure treated due to unsafe chemicals but applying TimberPro UV’s Internal Wood Stabilizer (IWS) okay to use). 2: You'll definitely want to attach hardware cloth at the bottom; 2' up and bury it 2' out. Not only are there areas where baddies can get in but my more escape inclined Laydies were able to dig under and get out. 3: There wasn't enough provided chicken-wire. I started from the back, worked my way to the front, and barely made it to the frontmost section. I had regular wire fencing from a previous project so I used that to complete the very front face of the run. I did the door piece last and oversized the wire section for it; this creates a one foot fence section covering more than just the gaps between the man-door and the bottom of the structure; picture a cupboard door on a face framed cabinet having more material than just covering the opening. I oversized it with the intention of the fence extending on the bottom/non-hinge-side bending in the direction of you opening the door. The hinge side flexes while the bottom sweeps and makes lines in the dirt. My thinking is that this will hinder an animal trying to get in just a smidge more than leaving the gaps. 4: I bought the "spire" roof so that I'd have a bit more vertical room plus snow and leaves would fall off. I'm 6'6 and can not stand upright inside, though. 5: The tarp given only covers the exact top and does not come down the sides at all. It's decent for sun but the rain and snow encroaches into the covered area more than I like so I replaced it with one that does go all the way down. I later replaced that with a clear plastic to allow for light to come in. 6: Use metal zip ties. The plastic ones won't hold up. 7: I have an Omelette Eglu coop, with its run, inside the run (runception!). This isn't as ideal as I had hoped and I'm going to bring the Eglu outside and connect it to one of the front sections so the Laydies have more room. Overall, I'd recommend this for someone who wants to get something up quick and relatively easy. If you're more inclined to build your own, there is an EZ-Frame bracket system that I would recommend over this one. Cheers!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2023 by cachcoco
Great for the price but you will have to buy hardware cloth to protect the bottom. Racoons can and will tear a hole in the fencing. Putting together is not terrible with helping hands. Tying the fencing to the whole thing is tedious, and exhausting for your hands if you don’t use hand tools a lot I imagine. I recommend having a trap next to your coop, and if you live in an area where you can not relocate the raccoon, you must murder, because if you don't they will figure out how to kill your chickens if anything fails in your system. ie coop door, loose boards.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2023 by Patty B.
Pattern Name: Spire
Size: 9.8’L x 19.7’W x 6.4’H
We needed a chicken run, so we looked at all of them carefully. This one looked sturdier and better designed than the others, and it was better than I imagined. We really love it and just ordered another one after another careful look at all of them. The quick connect saved a lot of time putting the frame together. Two adults quickly and easily put it together in a couple of hours, including lots of thinking and making sure we were doing it correctly. (The second one will go a whole lot faster!) The coated chicken wire was difficult until we figured out an easier method. One of us held the roll in place while the other pulled it up and over the top to the other side. We pulled it tight on both ends, then started the wire cut, then let go of it and continued cutting. Then we put a concrete block (can be anything at least 4 or 5 inches tall) under one of the support poles and zip tied one side down, then went up the pole on one side (about 4 ft), then went up the other pole to stretch it tight. Then continued up each side to the top. At that point, it seemed to be equally easy to start at the bottom again (with something under the support pole on that side), or to continue downward to the bottom. Repeat for each section. If you look closely at the other enclosures like this one, look at the width of the netting. All of the others I could find have netting that is half as wide, which requires an extra step of running the netting up and over, PLUS "knitting" the two pieces together. That's the reason why I paid $80 more than the one I was going to buy. Half as wide netting takes a lot more time and effort, and is much less sturdy. This is a permanent enclosure that we plan to keep for many years. (It is possible to move it to another place in the yard, but it's rather awkward and difficult to do.) The chicken wire is fine for us because the only predators we have are hawks. If you have other predators like possums or foxes or raccoons or snakes, you will need to add sturdy wire around the bottom at the very least, possibly even an electrified fence surrounding it and animal barrier fence underground.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2022 by Susan Graham
Pattern Name: Spire
Size: 9.8’L x 19.7’W x 6.4’H
It’s not terribly hard to assemble but you will have to reinforce multiple places. We took two trips to the hardware store and need at least one more. We used hardware clothe anywhere a predator could gain access. The netting that comes with it just isn’t strong enough to deter. Ground level, mostly. And 50 paving stones to add the weight it needs to not blow away. The tarp won’t hold up to too much wind or weight. We replaced that. My daily complaint is the door. It isn’t secure. The latch is, to put it kindly, difficult to manipulate, and there’s a good 2-3” of wide open space around the door for any even mildly curious predator to get in, or determined chicken to get out. We have the hardware cloth, a board, brick, and wheelbarrow currently on door duty, but plan on replacing it. But...for the money, it’s a good start. We didn’t set out to raise chickens. A rare on turned up in our yard and stayed. This run, with the above improvements, will keep her safe. We aren’t handy enough to build one ourselves. This one is good enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2022 by Jill E. Griffin