Chicken Coop Large Metal Chicken Run for Yard Chicken Pen/Cage Outdoor Walk-in Chicken House Heavy Duty Poultry Cage with Waterproof and Anti-UV Cover
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Pattern Name: 98.1 Square Feet
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- Upgrade Rust-proof and Strong Construction:The chicken coop adopts high-quality steel pipe frame and galvanized technology, which is solid and durable enough for long-lasting outdoor use and keeps your pets from predators. Full galvanized tubes and anti-rust material ensure more stability and security for the chicken-run house and stable enough in windy and heavy rain
- Easy to Assemble:We set a number for each installation component and provide detailed installation instructions on the instruction manual, so you can easily complete the assembly by following the installation steps. We have upgraded the quality of every connecting part of the poultry cage, which effectively improves the product quality of the chicken cage and saves the installation time
- Waterproof and Anti-Ultraviolet Cover:Our large walk-in metal chicken house is covered with durable polyethylene tarp on the top that providing for full protection from sun, rain, snow, Provide ull sun, rain and snow protection is available for your pet, with UV protection added to prevent tearing, cracking, fading or peeling to keep you going for years
- PVC Coated Hexagonal Wire Mesh:PVC coated full coverage wire mesh is stronger and more durable.The poultry can be kept in cages and are effectively protected from predators. The small gaps between the mesh pieces add security for your chicken, ensuring the chicken's touch and grip
- Convenient & Safety Lockable Door:This chicken run for yard with cover with a lockable galvanized door provides extra security for getting in and out.The narrowed gap to avoid chickens escaping and wild animals entering
Description
Large Metal Chicken CoopIf you keep animals of chickens, dogs, rabbits, cat, ducks, hens etc., the heavy duty walk-in run outdoor cage is your best choice.Great Suitable for non-climbing small animals including chickens, rabbits, ducks, and more.The solid construction and chicken house cover allows your pets to stay protected from the elements. Suitable for outdoor use from sunny to rainy days.
Brand: Generic
Product Dimensions: 118.1"L x 118.1"W x 76.8"H
Material: Alloy Steel,Polyvinyl Chloride,Nylon
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Special Feature: Waterproof
Product Dimensions : 118.1 x 118.1 x 76.8 inches; 80.12 Pounds
Item model number : CCR25
Date First Available : April 17, 2023
Manufacturer : Generic
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #15,400 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #65 in Poultry Habitat Supplies
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Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 252 ratings
Item Weight: 80.1 pounds
Manufacturer: Generic
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: CCR25
Date First Available: April 17, 2023
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 81.69 x 13.78 x 6.69 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 118.1 x 118.1 x 76.8 inches
Item Weight: 80.12 Pounds
Brand Name: Generic
Target Audience Keyword: Chicken
Directions: There are no time or age restrictions on the use of this product.
Warranty Description: 1 year manufucturer
Model Name: Metal Chicken Coop
Color: Silver
Size: 118.1"L x 118.1"W x 76.8"H
Material: Alloy Steel,Polyvinyl Chloride,Nylon
Age Range Description: All Life Stages
Number of Items: 1
Breed Recommendation: Small poultry
Included Components: Iron Wire
Specific Uses for Product: Outdoor
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Pattern Name: 98.1 Square Feet
I was able to get this run for $105, plus shipping and taxes. Even at the almost $200 it came out to in the end, this run is a good value. To build a run of this size myself, the materials would cost me more, as well as take twice as long. The caveat is that this is not going to be the most sturdy structure as is, nor is it predator proof. I received all of the parts. The poles were labeled, the labels were worn but still legible. The measurements are included in the instructions, and the instructions are pretty clear, so even if you can’t read the sticker labels you should be able to figure out which poles are which through measurement or comparison. The hardware for the door is all in a separate bag and you do not need to pull out the tool box - it comes with a double end ratcheting wrench. It also comes with gloves, which I didn’t find out until I opened the bag to get the hardware for the door. They would have been handy when working with the poles and fencing; my hands were grimy and scratched at the end of the day. I was able to assemble the entire thing by myself (I am 5’4). The frame went up in less than 30 minutes. A couple of the spring buttons on a couple different poles did not pop back out when inserted into the bases, but (as far as I can tell) this is not affecting anything, they are still secure as it was only one side of the spring button in each of the spots that didn’t click. After the frame was up, my 50 lb daughter was hanging and swinging on the poles. The frame wobbled a bit, and the poles didn’t bend. The tedious part is the fencing. The chicken wire is roughly 4 ft in width. It is 20g/0.8mm green PVC coated wire and decent quality. I opted out of measuring. Chicken wire is a pain to accurately measure at long lengths. Instead: I rolled out some length, secured the end (opposite to the bulk of the roll) to the frame with the provided zip ties, pulled the wire very taught as I secured the opposite end (attached to the rest of the roll), then clipped the bulk of the roll away. I secured the edges all around with 4-5 zip ties per frame pole. I did not need more zip ties - a roll of PVC coated 20 gauge wire is provided. I spiraled continuous lengths of wire around the outer perimeters of the frame and the door, looping it through every 3-5 apertures of fencing. This ensures no gapping. I had enough wire, but if you find that you need more material to secure the fencing, opt for more wire rather than more zip ties . It will last longer, is more secure, and is nicer looking than a million zip ties. The tarp is decent, but won’t last forever. Maybe a couple of years at most. It’s straightforward enough to attach. The frame altogether is very lightweight. If you live in a very windy area, I would suggest getting more heavy-duty tent stakes. If you plan on getting a larger tarp that covers both the sides and top of the coop, I suggest a mesh tarp or adding wind vents because strong wind will 100% catch the tarp and either collapse the frame or blow it over. If you live in a place with moderate-severe winters, I would suggest reinforcing the very middle of the run with a 4x4 post so the run can bear a heavier load. I can absolutely see the frame collapsing in the middle under a heavy load of sticky snow. Chicken wire is never predator proof. Chicken wire keeps chickens in, it doesn’t keep predators out. A determined predator, even a small dog, can rip through chicken wire. It does not take much. This chicken wire is not bad quality, it is chicken wire. Chicken wire is not a thick gauge of wire fencing, so it is always going to be very flexible and is easy to chew through. PVC coating makes it only slightly more durable. It is not going to stop sharp teeth and strong paws. If an animal bent the chicken wire off of the frame enough to get inside, or the chickens were able to get out, you did not secure the wire enough. That is not a product defect, that is user error. Tips for predator proofing: To properly predator proof this run at the minimum, you’ll want to get a 3ft x 50ft roll of 16g/1.3mm welded steel mesh and secure it to the bottom portion of the run as well as the chicken wire, all the way around. Coupled with the chicken wire, you can opt for a wider aperture, 3 or 4 inches. It’ll be cheaper. If you’re worried about a climbing predator ripping and chewing their way through the roof of the run or the peaked part of the front/back, you’ll need about 330sq ft of mesh to cover the entire area. For digging predators, you can attach wire to the very bottom of the frame and create a skirt. The skirting should be 1/4in-1in mesh hardware cloth, one 2ft x 50ft roll. It can be underground (dig a trench, insert wire skirt, fill in) or it can be on the surface (secure into ground with garden stakes, disguise with grass/mulch/etc). These are additional costs, but will help to properly protect your animals in the first place, rather than finding a dead animal and having to backtrack. All in all, the run is a good value for what you get. It is great for temporary animal housing. With some minor tweaks and a few additional costs, it can be made into sturdy, perfectly safe permanent housing. (photo for attention to this review, run was not completed or in a permanent spot when photo was taken)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024 by Jordan Jordan
Pattern Name: 147 Square Feet
We bought 2. One for chickens and one for ducks and will definitely be buying at least 3 more in the future. The run is very easy to put together. Took about an hour from start to finish and another hour to wrap with the chicken wire. Great and easy to build. Definitely worth the money to know it’ll be good. We also wrapped the bottom in hardware cloth for extra protection but it would be fine without that if we weren’t in the country.its light but definitely sturdy enough. The latch is simple but works as it should. I’m 5,7 and there’s plenty of height to walk around to tend to my flock. They even shipped a few extra parts. Al and all a great buy for sure.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by Michael Young
Pattern Name: 98.1 Square Feet
It’s not as heavy built as I thought it was gonna be but get the job done and it’s easy for me to move around and it does take two people to put the wire on it. I like it. i’m going to put some two by fours and wheels on it so I can roll it around.
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025 by Melvin
Pattern Name: 147 Square Feet
When installing the door the pipes did not come with holes for a screw on the bottom. Also no screws to fit in the small holes on the connector piece that holds the door together. So we had to use zip ties to hold the door together on the bottom which has caused the door to be very wobbly even while fastened to the frame with the included gate lock. Now I am going to have to come up with another solution to hold the door together. The overall construction is a little rough because the chicken wire does not come in precut sections rather you have to cut your own wire pieces I didn't find this to be a terrible inconvenience and I don't think people used to using chicken wire would find it surprising however this is my first time working with it. The materials are all sturdy and good quality but the door problem mentioned above makes the product feel incomplete.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025 by Cory Cory
Pattern Name: 147 Square Feet
It appears to be a good product although they included the wrong instructions and the pieces were labeled wrong also so I spent about five hours today trying to figure out how to just get the framework up. I still don’t know how the door goes together, but I’m gonna tough it out and figure it out since I was a welder/ fitter any previous life before retirement. It’s just very disappointing to have to work this hard to put this thing together so far the pieces look like quality pieces but it’s very difficult without proper instructions and the pieces being labeled wrong so fair warning to anybody that purchases this I’m sure you can get it together like I am but it’s gonna take a lot of head scratching and planning and studying and maybe watching a couple YouTube videos. It’s a real pain, not having the right instructions and pieces being labeled wrong on top of it. I wish I could just write the manufacturer directly, but hopefully they will get a look at this review.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025 by James M. Henderson
Pattern Name: 98.1 Square Feet
This 10 x 10 is great for our 9 hens…coupe was easy to install… very durable Made chickens very very happy…
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Pattern Name: 98.1 Square Feet
Going on second year with this still in wonderful condition keeps unwanted animals out and the chickens and quail in! It did take a minute to set up but once it up it’s great
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by Paige Anderson
Pattern Name: 98.1 Square Feet
Easy to assemble. Works great
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025 by Jonathan S.