VEVOR Large Metal Chicken Coop, 19.7x9.8x6.5ft Walk-in Chicken Runs for Yard with Cover, Spire Roof Hen House with Security Lock for Outdoor and Backyard, Farm, Duck Rabbit Cage Poultry Pen
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Size: 236.2"L x 118.1"W x 66.7"H
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- Weatherproof & Corrosion-proof: Crafted from galvanized steel pipes, and rigorously tested against salt spray, this chicken coop with run withstands harsh weather conditions like rain, wind, and sun exposure, ensuring long-term stability.
- Sturdy Structure: With 1" thick galvanized steel pipes and precise welding, this chicken house boasts stability and wind resistance. The top cover facilitates effective drainage, preventing water accumulation. Reinforced with hexagonal protective mesh, it provides a safer space for the poultry.
- Spacious Living Area: Offering a generous 3x5.88x1.99 m/9.88x19.29x6.53 ft of space, this metal chicken run features four-sided ventilation, creating a healthy and comfortable environment. The PE-coated canopy provides sun protection, waterproofing, and tear resistance, shielding your poultry from external elements.
- Easy Installation: With easy-to-use accessories, installation is a breeze. You can reinforce the chicken runs for yard with cover by adding wood or stones to the bottom. For added protection against wildlife like raccoons, we recommend adding a galvanized wire fence.
- Versatile Application: The walk in chicken coop with run is not only suitable for chickens but also for ducks, quails, rabbits, and other poultry. It meets your needs, providing a safe and comfortable living space for the poultry.
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Our metal chicken coop is made of galvanized steel pipes, tested against salt spray to prevent rusting. It provides a secure and cozy high-quality home for your chickens, no matter rain or shine. VEVOR Chicken Coop VEVOR Hardware Cloth VEVOR Hardware Cloth VEVOR Outdoor Dog Kennel VEVOR Outdoor Dog Kennel VEVOR is a home improvement brand empowering Home Creators to upgrade spaces with pro-level products at exceptional value. We deliver superior performance through practical tech innovation that blends purposeful technology with the hands-on joy of creation. We break down price barriers so every upgrade reflects your vision to life. Upgrading every space isn’t just a task—it’s a declaration of reinvention. Upgrade with VEVOR! Visit the Store Visit the Store Complete Product Range: Your one-stop solution for all home improvement needs. Pro-Level Performance: Delivered by practical tech innovation that combines purpose-driven technology with hands-on creative delight. Exceptional value: Through practical technological innovation and lean manufacturing, we deliver products that offer pro-level performance and benchmark quality at exceptional value. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store
Brand: VEVOR
Product Dimensions: 236.16"L x 118.08"W x 66.72"H
Material: Galvanized Steel Pipes + PE
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Special Feature: Lockable, Weatherproof & Corrosion-proof
Product Dimensions : 118.11 x 231.5 x 78.35 inches; 91.49 pounds
Item model number : RA362
Date First Available : June 5, 2024
Manufacturer : VEVOR
Best Sellers Rank: #11,898 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #41 in Poultry Habitat Supplies
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Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (1,072)
Brand Name: VEVOR
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor
Included Components: 1 x Door Lock, 1 x Instruction Manual, 10 x Pipe Clamps, 11 x Ground Pegs, 2 x Gloves, 2 x U-Clamps, 22 x Bungee Cords, 3 Packs of Zip Ties, 5 x T-Threaded Rods, 8 x Nuts, 8 x Screws
Breed Recommendation: Duck, Rabbit
Dog Breed Size: Large
Manufacturer: VEVOR
UPC: 197988062448
Pet Type: Small Animal
Model Name: Metal Chicken Coop
Item Type Name: 19.3x9.8x6.5ft Walk-in Chicken Runs for Yard with Cover, Spire Roof Hen House with Security Lock for Outdoor and Backyard, Farm, Duck Rabbit Cage Poultry Pen
Model Number: RA362
Target Species: Poultry
Manufacturer Part Number: 19.3x9.8x6.5ft Walk-in
Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty
Unit Count: 1 Count
Additional Features: Lockable, Weatherproof & Corrosion-proof
Number of Levels: 1
Number of Doors: 1
Material Type: Galvanized Steel Pipes + PE
Color: Silver - Spire Roof
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 236.16"L x 118.08"W x 66.72"H
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Size: 118.1"L x 78.7"W x 78.7"H
This is a very good product. The metal bars are fence grade quality and weight and the netting is okay. It was used tl introduce new chicjens to an existing flock. Once that was done, we refurbished it and it now works great as an add-on to extend an existing run, giving the chickens extra room to run in when they need space from each other. We have had it a while and don't see any rust. It was fairly easy to put together but you do need to wire the netting together. I wired it after I put it on the frame. It is heavy to move. I just put a tarp under the one side (so it slid better) and lifted up the other side to cart different places. It was missing one bolt but it was such a common sized bolt, rather than wait, I just got a bolt from the supply store so I can't tell you how quickly they would take care of that. The door goes together well but if the frame is not true, the door does not close well. It is easy to fix though.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024 by Beez
Size: 236.2"L x 118.1"W x 66.7"H
This chicken run was a pleasant surprise. We purchased the 20x10. Everything was included and fairly easy to assemble. The zip ties were a little tedious because it takes a lot to secure the chicken wire together and to the poles. We used extra to prevent predators from getting in around the bottom and on the top where you have to connect the two pieces of chicken wire between the poles. The gap is around 6 ft between the roof supports so the wire must be around 3ft wide. It's been 24 hours and the chickens are all safe inside and have plenty of space to get around. We did cut a hole on the end to make a doorway to access from our coop. We thought we were getting 14 chickens but ended up with 16. We agreed that buying another Vevor metal coop in the future to connect to this run would be better for the chickens. It only took a few hours to assemble, even with all those zip ties. Overall we were satisfied with the product and would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Joytoshop97
Size: 236.2"L x 118.1"W x 66.7"H
If you need a larger chicken Yard, this is perfect. It is a little on the flimsy side, but it goes up very quickly. All the polls click into each other and between three of us not very strong people we had it up in about an hour and a half. Then we had to add the chicken wire. We zip tied it to the poles and then started the real work. They want you to sew the whole bottom of the yard with a very fine wire. This is great for keeping your chickens heads from pushing through the wire and injuring them. But it takes 2 hours per section and there are 8 sections. Plus you have to sit on the ground to do it. Ouch! That doesn’t include tying the other 6 sections of chicken wire you still need to tie together. We haven’t even gotten to that yet. The zip ties are only temporary and fragile. You can get metal zip ties on Amazon. I would highly recommend that. It’s more expense, but it’ll save you hours worth of work. You wanna make sure that the tails of the zip ties are not worth the chickens can get at them. This was a nice inexpensive way to get a 20 x 10 chicken Yard and I don’t mind doing the work but this might be overwhelming for someone else. There are two of us working on the details in the details or what’s taking the longest time. Also, they didn’t send enough wire to sew up the bottoms. You have to literally sew it through every single hole with the chicken wire you can’t skimp or the chickens can push their head through because the chicken wire is very stretchy.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by jorge cochran
Size: 118.6"L x 154.7"W x 78.4"H
I bought 2 of these and put them end-to-end. I did reach out to the company asking them to send me 3 of the specialized pipe connectors so I could attach the two coops together, but they refused. I never asked them to do it at their own expense and offered to pay for the parts multiple times, but they always refused. I managed to rig up the coops so they are sort of connected, but having the connectors would be the ideal solution to prevent predators. I've only had the coops less than 6 months and as you can see, there is A LOT of rust on the pipes, so I'm expecting these coops to not last very long. You can extend the life of the top pipe if you get an aftermarket tarp that will cover the top pipe, but your bottom pipe will still be exposed so I'm not sure if that will make any difference when it comes to longevity. Although not pictured, the bottom pipe is also extremely rusty on mine. Maybe painting the pipe with some type of protective coating would help. I would have done this had I known it was going to rust so quickly. They do make a primer that is for use with galvanized pipe, so be sure to get some of that if you intend on getting this coop. As I have eluded to, we did buy a more heavy duty tarp to cover both coops since the included tarps were not very thick and quite thin, and the closest size I could get that fit was 12'x25', and while that covers most of the length of the two coops put together, it would be better if it was 12'x30' as it doesn't quite fit the length as you can see in the pictures. If I could do it over I would buy a longer tarp and just fold the excess back under and zip tie what's loose. I'm 6'1" tall and the coop is simply too short for me. I can sort of stand up in the middle, but I have to hunch over if I need to go to the sides of the coop. If I were to do it over again, I'd purchase a coop that has a half-dome top which has increased height on the sides of the coop. The coop came with everything you need and is so easy to put together and it all lines up and is stable, provided your ground surface is flat, though I did have to buy additional zip ties to secure the chicken wire against mongoose which are very small. I also purchased ground screw anchors to put into the ground to keep the wind from turning my coop into a kite. The anchors work great but I should have put them on the inside of the coop and here's why... We use mulch for their bedding and it is getting quite high and that it is raising the inside floor of the entire coop and pushing out on the chicken wire. We have compensated by putting 2x6's ground contact boards all around the outside of the coop against the chicken wire and that has provided a nice wall to keep the chicken wire from bulging out (you can see the bulging out in the pictures and we added the boards after we took the pictures). The boards have also added a layer of protection from predators going under the chicken wire. These boards also make it easy to weed wack against the coop and not rip the chicken wire. This works great so long as your anchors are not in the way. We put in a solar door and that was pretty simple to do, and we'll be adding in a rain-harvesting water catchment for the chicken water shortly. You could harvest water off of the tarp or you could harvest water from a nearby metal roof which is what we will do. Once this coop reaches the end of it's life we will upgrade to a dome-style coop and try to source a higher quality galvanized steel. We have local hardware stores that sell patio structures with much better steel and with tarps, and I think getting one of those could work fine provided you can fabricate some type of door, and they also have the option to make them taller so you could go with the same style coop if you like this design. Bottom line, I DO NOT recommend this coop. For all the work you put in to build and configure this coop, and then tearing it down once it rusts out, your money is better spent on getting a better quality product that will list 3-4 times as long. The cost is cheap, and now you can see why.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026 by T.J.
Size: 78.7"L x 78.7"W x 78.7"H
Very well built frame. Snapped together easily. The chicken wire that is included is very cheap and thin.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by John S.
Size: 78.7"L x 78.7"W x 78.7"H
I got this. I think it is a good starter cage. However, you need help putting it up. It is extremely difficult to put up by yourself. Also, if the wiring only comes in a roll, it is not pre-cut so you kinda have to figure it out yourself. The door when you put it up is incredibly wobbly the cage isn’t stable enough to really support the way of the door so it does close but not great. I would not count this as something to leave an animal in overnight if you wanted like a little outside area that’s fine but it’s really not durable enough for any kind of protection from something getting in or out. you are going to need a screwdriver, a drill and wire cutters that it does not come with ( this is fine most things don’t come with those just be mindful before setting it up because I had pulled all my pieces out and then realized I needed to go buy a drill too)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by Carmen O'Quinn
Size: 117.6"L x 79.2"W x 79.2"H
I LOVE this chicken coop. So in the included pics it is the one on the left side close to the fence. This coop held up against our Jan winter storm. We ended up with roughly 7 inches. The roof took it like a champ. Its easy to assemble. My husband & I built it in one day. I LOVE how they give you a little extra fencing too. Incredibly helpful! Plently of zip ties. It's really stable and has held up against some 30 mph winds fine. It is roomy enough for 15 chickens. Light weight so easy to move around if needed. The door latch is my favorite. Some of my past coop in the style we have always had issues with the door. Not this one.!!! Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2026 by Anna
Size: 118.6"L x 154.7"W x 78.4"H
We have the double size, there is only one tarp- my biggest complaint is I wish it came with 2.i saw a review about rusting, We have had it a few months in hurricane season and it has not rusted at all (use zip ties not metal ties on it- the metal ties do rust), I saw another that the frame isn’t strong and the door holds it up -that’s not our experience but the hardware cloth we used is very heavy and does give a good bit of support to the frame. However, the door is not secure as it has large gaps we added wood framing around the door to close the gaps. The chicken wire it comes with won’t protect the chickens, we used 1/2” hardware cloth but knew we would do this when we bought it., just as we knew we would skirt that out at the bottom and add wood framing around it with 2x6 boards (we used the garden bed concrete edges from Lowe’s to just slide the boards without drilling. We cut a hole and framed the coop to enter directly u to the run (don’t do this if you want to move the chickens around the yard)… now we can bungee the doors open to the coop and we just open in am and close after they put themselves up at night. This one was too small to put their small coop inside it and then still have enough room. We hang the water and feeder from the top pole, but that’s problematic when it rains for the food. If you think you did it get enough pieces turn the triangles in the frame the other way (they only fit one way). My biggest complaint honestly is that it only came with one tarp. We added another on top and will put one on the side so the feeder stays dry when it rains
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2026 by Homeschooling