BestPet 87" x 41"Large Metal Chicken Coop Run Enclosure Pen with Waterproof Cover Outdoor Backyard Farm Cage Crate Pet Playpen Exercise Pen for Rabbit Duck Hen

This works great once you get it setup. I've used it for animals and now a mini greenhouse.

Needed a second set of hands to put together, but it is a great pen. I use it for my elderly chickens that don’t move well. This will allow them to get out and keep them safe from hawks, so I don’t have to worry about them!

Bought for outside use for my indoor free roam bunny but since he’s chewing antique furniture, I had to set him up indoors. It’s so big that I had to break it down (easily) in half and he’s soooo happy!

Really incredible value for the cost! So easy to assemble, and gives a full 1-meter by 2-meter (3-feet by 6-feet) of ground access for my bantam chicks.

Easy to assemble. Quite sturdy when used with zip ties. It’s going to work perfectly for my needs. Will see if it holds up in the weather. Recommend.

My 3 new pullets are in this for daytime (they come inside at night due to predators.)We will be transferring them into our main coop eventually but this works great! We attached clear panels on top to help block wind and rain. Although it hasn't rained in so long here.Buying another one today.

We wanted our cat to have outside time safely, but I didn't want to spend a fortune. I wouldn't put a stronger animal in this cage though. It's ok, but the doors really don't align very well and I secured some parts with zip ties. I needed something with an enclosed roof, not just a tarp cover. Sure enough, when we put her in, she climbed right up and tried to get out, but couldn't. I was able to put a cat perch in there with zip ties, covered it with my own tarp, used a water bowl meant for a cage, hung toys from the support bar, etc. So in that way this cage is very versatile. It's also very roomy for her. I took 1 star off for lack of instructions and aggravation and 1 for quality. Chipped paint and the doors are not great, but it is o.k., I just expected a bit better. This is a 2 person assembly job to me. If you don't join the correct sides together, it won't work. There should be one door on the very right long end and the other door on the very left long opposite end of the cage, with 3rd door on cages end. I hope that helps a bit. As I said, I purchased this in the nick of time for 74.99, now it's 154.95.

Kitties want to go out and get fresh air. I had built an outdoor cat coop a while back but it was in bad shape after a few hard winters, and I started looking for a pre-made alternative. I really researched this issue because no one wants their kitties to escape, and I have a few of them, and they are fully grown. This unit was everything I hoped for. It is well built and coated with a kind of plastic so rust should not be a problem for many years. I have it up against a basement window with a cat door built in the window itself so they can go in and out at leisure.The unit has a couple of opening doors so I swung one open and pushed it right up to the window. Then I put a row of bricks inside and outside to anchor the unit, because it is sitting on concrete. If you have grass you can stake it down. The flimsy cover it comes with is useless. You can put a tarp on it or a shower curtain or something.Some have spoken about the assembly and how useless the instructions are. They are correct. Because I am a bit handy, I figured it out, and I would recommend that if you are not spatially gifted in your cognitive processes, then get someone who is. You also should get some black zip ties and use them all over the place at joints and such for peace of mind. Make sure that the roof pieces are lined up correctly so you can use the built in spring latch system to hold them together. Without being reminded of this, it is easy to miss this with the two halves of the roof.Putting in the cross bar is a challenge, it really is so be prepared. The washer that goes through the bars is really not big enough so you will need to line it up perfectly or add a larger washer. (It goes from slat to slat across the middle where the two halves of the unit join together.) Otherwise, the unit has been a great blessing for the cats who love to go out, and with the zip ties in place and bricks to anchor it, I have peace of mind too.