INJOPEXI Metal Chicken Coop 130"×40"×39" Chicken Runs for Yard with Cover Chicken Playpen Enclosure Chicken Pen Kennel Duck Coop Cage for Outdoor Backyard Farm Rabbit Dog Cat Small Animal Poultry

Strong, Sturdy, Well Constructed Chicken Run...Have purchased 2.. Strong welded wire rungs..braces and roosts...Easy to Assemble with 1 person (over 62 yrs).... Good detailed instructions.. They come with multiple doors/locking locks, and a rain tarp with attachments. Easy to move..convenience of mobility, and /or disassemble and reassemble as need.. or flatten for storage.

This is perfect for my chickens. The product is well made, durable, and looks great. You have to get two people to put this together. The cage is easy to put together if you have the panels on the ground and attach them that way. I am happy with this cage.

Perfect for the space I have and my 6 chickens. Easy to assemble. Like having multiple doors.

I got this to put a few Turkey poults in for some fresh air during the day and later used it for ducklings for the same reason.It was pretty easy to put together and very easy to move to fresh grass. There is good access to a corner to put food and water.However, it was not considered by me to be safe for night time use when the raccoons are out. I feel like it would be too easy for them to gain access to the birds.And, it is difficult to get the birds out every evening. I had to almost crawl inside to be able to grab them.Overall I love it and intend to use it every spring.

I needed a pen next to my barn so my chickens could be safe if I’m away from home. I built one yrs ago but it was so heavy I couldn’t move it to mow or anything. This is not super strong but I don’t think a raccoon could get in and that’s our biggest predator other than hawks/owls. It takes MUCH longer than 30 min to assemble mostly because there are NO instructions and nothing is marked. Nothing online either. I mounted mine on 2 x 4 x 12’ boards and added wheels that come off easily when I’m not moving it around. For a small yd it could easily be used as a chicken tractor. I have a huge fenced field for my hens so I won’t be moving it much I’m very happy with how it looks and functions

I bought this as a temporary outdoor coop for my chicken when they were chicks. Very easy to put together, sturdy and not too heavy to move around the yard like a chicken tractor without wheels. I like the roof covering, it gave them much needed shade when they’re out in the sun. My chickens grew out of them but I still use it as an indoor isolation coop when one or two of my chickens get sick and they needed to be separated from the flock to recuperate. I don’t know how long it will last but I plan to make full use of it for my flock.

Size for a chicken run is as expected for 3-4 fully grown chickens, light weight material seems ok for rabbits, chickens, small puppies etc but the support bars to hold it from collapsing needs reinforced welding or something heavier to keep welds from breaking 2 days after setup. Was truly surprised and disappointed.

I purchased this to place inside an already protected chicken run to allow baby chickens and hens to acclimate seeing each other for a couple of weeks before releasing with the flock. Works perfectly for me. Have done that twice this year. Then when done, take apart, fold down, put away. Hens can't get to them, and chicks weren't able to get out. Plenty of room for food and water for 8-12 baby chicks at 6 weeks old and keep them in there for 2-3 weeks with no issues :) Loved the top opening in the roof part as it made it easier to not have to bend down to floor to replace food and water and clean :)