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TRIXIE Pet Products Chicken Coop with Outdoor Run, 66.75 x 30.25 x 41.25 inches

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Features

  • Item may ship in more than one box and may arrive separately
  • Suitable for 2 standard size chickens or 4 bantams
  • Nesting house with hinged roof and removable divider
  • Sleeping house with hinged roof and removable roosting pole
  • Sliding door at top of ramp to restrict access
  • Dimensions: 66.75 x 30.25 x 41.25

Description

Raising chickens can be a fun and rewarding experience for any backyard farmer. They produce nutritious eggs, as well as organic fertilizer, and are low-cost pets to maintain. Because chickens need room to roam and stretch their wings while still feeling safe, trixie's chicken coop with outdoor run is ideal for these lively companions. The traditional design allows your flock to roam inside and outside, upstairs and downstairs, in the sun or in the shade for ideal comfort. However, the sliding door at the top of the ramp allows for restricted access as needed. Upstairs features a sleeping house with a removable roosting pole and pull-out plastic tray for easy maintenance. It connects to a large nesting box which can be converted into 2 separate boxes by inserting our removable divider. Both the coop and nesting box have a hinged roof with locking arm that opens from above for easy access. Head downstairs and the close-mesh galvanized metal grid protects the flock from predators, and the lower wood paneling protects them from the wind while they stretch, peck and flap. Solid wood construction, galvanized metal, composite asphalt shingles and a weatherproof finish means this coop will endure years of use with very little maintenance. Suitable for up to 2 standard size chickens or 4 bantams. One year warranty. Color glazed pine. Measurements 66.75 by 30.25 by 41.25-Inch, mesh door opening 16 by 37-Inch. Weight 73-pounds.

Brand: TRIXIE


Product Dimensions: 66.75"L x 30.25"W x 41.25"H


Gap Size: 1.6 Inches


Material: Pine


Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor


Product Dimensions: 66.75 x 30.25 x 41.25 inches


Item Weight: 2.2 pounds


Manufacturer: TRIXIE


Item model number: 55961


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Perfect starter coop
This is my first time raising chickens so I barely know about them. The little chicks are growing so fast I had to get something quick pandemic or no pandemic. Enter this little number. I researched, read reviews, weighed pros and cons and finally decided on this one. Is it perfect? No. It's better than some of the others I looked at. Not just here on Amazon, but also at feed stores and big box stores. Now, when it got here, in TWO boxes, at the same ti.e I will add, I had not finished getting am area leveled for it yet. Because of that it took us two days to put it together. It would not normally take that long. I did seal the pieces before putting it together, so that added time. I also had to get the area level and that also added time. It's a cute coop. Functional and with our serious raccoon problem, my little chicks were safe and cozy in the house part last night. Do change the hardware. I'm pleased with the coop. I only have two chicks. RI reds. No way I would put more than that in there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2020 by Monique J.
    • Nice looking, but small and ramp is too slick for chickens feet
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First, I will give you a bit of background. I've raised and showed chickens for over 30 years, so I know just a bit about them. My husband and I live on a large dairy farm with various other animals, and I ordered this because, I had a broody hen who hatched out 4 eggs we put under her and her and her babies were getting way too big for the pet porter we had them in. I wanted a place to put her and her babies (now at 2 months old) in to integrate them back into the flock of 40, while she was teaching them how to go to roost, etc. My husband is so busy; I thought that this coop would be faster than having to build a small transitional coop. First, one box arrived via UPS, and the next day a second box. So, just be aware that if you just get one box you will have to wait for the next box to arrive to complete your coop. The directions are not great either! Good thing, my husband put it together (ha-ha). Measurements are 68 inches by 30 by 41-Inches. This coop looks nice. The finish is very nice. The hardware cloth looks to be fairly good quality. Though, this thing is smaller than it looks. Currently, we have the one momma chicken (a standard size Buff Orpington) and her 4 young (3 pullets and 1 cockerel) in there and it really is too small for all of them, but, since it is just transitional, it will work. If I was ordering this for a permanent home for chickens, I would NEVER put more than 2 full sized chickens or 4 bantam chickens in this. If chickens are overcrowded you can have a ton of behavior and health problems, such as feather picking, due to boredom. I added photo's to show how cramped it is with just my one hen and her 4 chicks. Of course, you can move this often to fresh grass and build another run to hook on to give more room. Also, one thing I didn't like about this coop is that the ramp into the house is finished wood and it is too slick for chicken's feet. My chickens don't like to use it. I plan on gluing some shingles to it for added traction or adding more wooden slats between the slick wood. Another thing, I thought could be improved was the quality of the latches and closures, particularly on the doors. I will probably replace the latches with a better quality latch, as raccoons could easily open up the doors. I wish there was a sliding cover on the one window in the coop, as during winter at night this could be closed if there were a sliding cover. When I use this coop in winter I will cover this up at night. Though, I think this is the perfect coop (with a bit of tweaking and more winterizing) for a broody hen to hatch her brood and raise them if you want her separated from the rest of the flock. Also, this would be perfect for one hen and one rooster if you want to insure that you have purebred fertile eggs- which is what I plan to use it for once my hen and her chicks are integrated back into the big flock. Overall, I would purchase it again, as it is quick to put up, looks nice, it's easy to get the eggs out, easy to clean and does the job I need it for. Though, if you can build fairly well, and want more than 2 full-sized chickens, we built an 8ftx8ft coop, complete with everything for just $50 more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2013 by Shana Shana
    • Cute, Compact, Overpriced and Lacking in Quality
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Very disappointed with the quality. Within a week of being outside while waiting for the chickens to arrive, the two slide latches for the doors were discolored, rusting and staining the wood. Extremely cheap hardware was used for both slide latches. Today the hinge on the nesting box split the wood. It's going to take some serious work-around to mend the damage and I strongly suspect we'll be replacing the entire coop. The chickens have been here for 15 days. We lift the nesting box lid once a day to gather eggs, maybe twice. Two weeks of what I consider light use was enough stress to splinter the wood. It looks nice, it's cute and very compact, but the quality is seriously lacking. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2015 by Kindle Customer Kindle Customer
    • ... different boxes and both arrived on time and in fine condition. No issues like some previous reviews
Review Image by Vince Vince
Review Image by Vince Vince
Review Image by Vince Vince
Review Image by Vince Vince
Review Image by Vince Vince
Review Image by Vince Vince
Review Image by Vince Vince
The coop ships in two different boxes and both arrived on time and in fine condition. No issues like some previous reviews. The coop is made of the same material as our rabbit hutch and we have had that for several years. I followed the recommendation of an earlier reviewer and used wood glue on every flat surface that was screwed together. This added strength to the structure. We also added L-metals to the corners of the screen door to give it a little more robustness. Because we have bantam chickens we added additional wood strips to the ramp. We took it another step and added a frame with wheels to turn it into a chicken tractor. It only took about another hour to build the frame. Finally, we used a polyurethane to help the wood weather. I thought it went together pretty easily. You can do it by yourself. I liked the instructions and the hardware holder is pretty nice. I hadn't seen that approach before. Worked great. Every place a screw was to go was had either a pre-drilled hole or an indent. I only found one little flaw in our coop along the roofing boarder. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2015 by Vince Vince

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