Large Metal Chicken Coop with Roosting Ladder, UV-Resistant and Waterproof Cover, Outdoor Walk-in Cage Hen House for Yard Farm Rabbit Duck Chicken Run, Spire Roof (13.1'W x 9.8'L x 6.4'H)
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Pattern Name: Spire Roof-Stand
Size: 13x10Ft
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- Multi-Purpose Walk-In Chicken Coop-This spacious metal chicken run is ideal for backyard chicken keeping and also suitable for ducks, rabbits, or small dogs. The built-in climbing ladder provides space for multiple animals to perch, rest, and explore, not only allowing your chickens to perform instinctive flapping and jumping behaviors, but also effectively exercising their wing and leg muscles.
- Ultra-Durable PVC-Coated Hexagonal Mesh: The walls of the chicken run feature tightly woven, PVC-coated wire mesh, offering exceptional toughness and durability. With precisely sized gaps, it ensures optimal ventilation while keeping predators like foxes and raccoons out. This creates a secure and comfortable habitat for your chickens and other small animals
- Secure Locking System - Detachable Weatherproof Cover: Equipped with a reinforced metal latch, this secure chicken coop offers reliable locking to protect your animals. The removable PE roof provides superior defense against harsh weather conditions like sun, rain, and snow, thanks to its UV-resistant and waterproof properties. Perfect for all seasons
- Quick Assembly & Versatile Use: The easy-to-assemble chicken coop can be set up in no time by two people, with all necessary instructions and hardware included. Beyond chickens, its a versatile enclosure for other small animals like rabbits, ducks, cats, and even a protective greenhouse for delicate plants or crops
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Please install according to the instructions, if you have any questions, please contact our after-sales service
Brand: Rupzen
Product Dimensions: 157.5"L x 118"W x 78"H
Material: Metal
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Special Feature: Durable, Removable Cover
Product Dimensions : 157.5 x 118 x 78 inches
Item model number : STAND-25JD342
Date First Available : January 27, 2026
Manufacturer : Rupzen
Best Sellers Rank: #46,798 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #359 in Poultry Habitat Supplies
#359 in Poultry Habitat Supplies:
Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,314)
Brand Name: Rupzen
Target Species: Chicken
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Included Components: Waterproof Shed
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Manufacturer: Rupzen
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: 24-hour service
Additional Features: Durable, Removable Cover
Material Type: Metal
Color: Silver
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 157.5"L x 118"W x 78"H
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This chicken run is ideal for someone who is raising chickens in a large backyard and is looking to deter hawks and eagles from your flock. If you live somewhere rural (with foxes, coyote, wolves, raccoons, possum) you may need to get a more secure chicken run. Pros: - Easy enough to assemble. I’m not very good at assembling things but it took 3 people about 4 hours to assemble. - Low cost. For the money this is a great option! - Tarp. Comes with a tarp to cover the area where the chicken coop is placed. Can shield chickens from rain. - Large size. I only have 4 chickens but I think this thing is big enough for 10-15! - Door. It has a door which is nice! I’m 5’8” and it’s nice to walk in the chicken run with enough room above me. This coop is tall enough that you can walk in and clean but it’s not too tall. I was worried it would be too tall and be an eyesore for my neighbors. Luckily, It barely is visible over the fence. - Comes with zip ties and some wire. - Green colored hex mesh. I like this color it has! Cons: - Flimsy material. The hex chicken wire mesh material that it is made out of is not the sturdiest. I was hoping it would be more like chain link fence feeling material. If you have destructive dogs I would be careful with this chicken run. A dog could easily jump on it and break the zip ties holding it together. -Held together by zip ties and faith. The assembly feels like it may fall apart in a couple years. It’s being held together entirely by zip ties and wire. - Light weight. You might think this is a good thing but if a big storm comes through it would be concerning. I went to the store and bought some large screws to secure the chicken run to some railroad ties. I highly recommend securing it in someway so that it doesn’t blow away! - Aesthetics. It doesn’t come with any decor. Chicken runs just aren’t the most pretty thing. I purchased the round roof option because I want it to be somewhat aesthetically pleasing. To make it look cuter I purchased some fake moss tiles and made it look like a shrub growing around it. - Challenges cutting and wrapping the run. You will have to cut the hex mesh stuff at some point during the assembly. Luckily there is a little extra mesh if you mess up. Not a lot of room for error. - Low security chicken run. Make sure you lock your chickens up at night in their coop!!! Predators could easily weasel their way under the hex mesh. In my opinion the chicken run is good for during the day. I believe it will stop hawks from getting them. But at night I still lock them up in their coop to protect them from other predators. Summary: This chicken run is excellent for the price. In this economy everything is so expensive!! Glad this didn’t break the bank. To buy all the parts at hardware store will cost you more money!! In my opinion it is worth it if you are just doing chicken stuff in a large backyard as a hobby. However….If you live somewhere more rural that has serious predator problems, I would highly suggest buying something more secure and more sturdy!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024 by Nipoo
EDIT: The seller and I have been in communication and they had to redesign to make shipping and manufacturing more efficient, which is understandable. I have upgraded my first rating to a 5-star based upon the excellent communication with the seller. Revised comment: I purchased this exact item (same company, same product, I hit the "order again" button on Amazon) a year or two ago. There are several major changes between the two models that are worth discussing. 1. Hinge design change. Hinges on the original model were fine. However, on the new ones when you tighten them on one side there is no strain release to prevent the side with the pin from also tightening, which then prevents the door from freely rotating. I hammered in an old nail to act as a strain release during tightening and that worked like a charm. (photo included) 2. Poles. I don't feel they are as tight fit on the new model, but the seller said they didn't change the poles themselves, so maybe I'm remembering the old installation incorrectly (it has been a year or two since I assembled the last one). I will say the poles do have significant wobble and it's not a bad idea to use a level to make them square and shove something in the joint space to tighten them up prior to installing chicken wire. I was hoping the chicken wire would tighten and square things up for me but it didn't, so learn from me and do it ahead of time. 3. Door assembly changed. In my photograph, the old model is on the left, the new model is on the right. The new model comes with an extra horizontal beam you're supposed to put above the door. I fought with it for a while until I realized it wasn't even on the old model. You can temporarily install it to hold the door frame in place, but when you go to install the door take it off if it's giving you problems, it's not necessary. Also, the new door uses clamps on all four corners. Last door had curved corners which was better (sturdier, easier to assemble, not crooked). When assembled my door was cockeye. I had to stand on the bottom and gently bend the top until everything was square. An addition that is not a critique of the product: the chicken wire will hold birds in but will not protect them from predators. You will have to install heavier fencing at least along the walls and sink the bottom of the fence about six inches into the soil. This helps keeps predators out but also the chickens in, as they like to scratch along the bottom of the coop and they will excavate holes over time. All in all it's a good chicken run for the money and my birds like it. Just be aware that if you have the older model and you're looking for symmetry that the door is different now.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2023 by Vanessa Lane
Great size, easy set up, only issue is the wire is very thin and easily broken. If you are going to buy this I’d buy strong wire if you have preitorsGreat size, easy set up. The only issue is the wire is very thin and easily broken. If you are going to buy this, I’d buy strong wire if you have predators in your area.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2026 by Shaylee Leslie
Very satisfied! You are definitely getting a bang for your buck. It was surprisingly easy to assemble and it holds up very well. I would purchase again!
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026 by Alexis
The cage is very durable the material is thick and strong it was made well and very easy to put together the size was accurate I can fit 30 chickens in my cage no problem the appearance looks nice it has not started to turn color or rust it’s a very safe cage even if you didn’t need it to hold chickens you could use the cage as a dog house or even a storage shed if you put tarps over the top to protect objects from rain
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025 by skittles
Immoderate quality materials, but sturdy. I had 2 imperative pieces missing from the box upon receiving with no damage to the box. The seller sent one even though I said two, so it was delayed for 2 weeks. They made it right free of charge and offered me a credit, somas-communication but willingness to make it right was good. One of the welds started to break on a connecting piece but is still mostly attached, in part my fault during assembly, other part is not the best quality materials. Overall I think it is worth the price but would ensure I have all pieces before I start anything, and make the location you want to set it up the only location it will be. it is more likely to break when moving it in larger sections or as a whole. Once tensioned by the fence it pulled the center supports off of the ground, making a gap, which for me was fine since I put hardware cloth on the bottom 2 feet and ground.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by Tiffany & Nick