Chicken Coop 9.8x6.5x6.5ft Large Metal Chicken Run for 6/10 Chickens Poultry Cage with Waterproof Cover for Duck Walk-in Chicken Pen for Yard

I'm editing this to bring the rating up to five stars, and to add more info about the bracing. The bracing is even more of a nuisance than I knew when I wrote the first draft of this review, but at least it exists. Most similar chicken runs do not have triangular bracing in the corners at all. Once I got the bracing installed, it did make the frame much less wobbly. I think it was worth the effort, but it was a lot of effort.The frame goes together pretty easily until you get to the triangular bracing in the corners, which was clearly an afterthought. The page about installing the bracing is not part of the main instruction book; it is on a separate page that was stuck in later, after the instructions were printed. There are no holes for the screws that hold the braces in place, nor any marking to show where they should go.The triangular bracing comes with self-tapping screws (they are supposed to make their own holes). I put a hex socket in the chuck of my drill and used it to drive the screws. They did make their own holes in the aluminum tubing that forms the frame, and I thought all was well. Then the screws started popping out. The self-tapping end on the screw makes a hole that is slightly too large for the threaded part of the screw. I had to buy larger diameter screws to fit those holes.Similar screws are used elsewhere to prevent a connector from sliding along one of the tubes that make up the frame. At first, I thought those were not really needed, but eventually I decided to put them all in. Again, there are no holes for them, and no markings to show where they should go. It wasn't too difficult to figure out, though. A few stayed in place. I replaced the others with larger screws.Other than that, it is what I expected it to be. I'm going to use it to keep deer out of a small vegetable garden. I think it will work.

One year later and still holding strong! I bought this last summer as an outdoor run for my chickens. It was easy to set up and came with plenty of extra chicken wire. A little over a year later, the only thing I have had to replace is the shade tarp due to it fraying from high winds.

Slightly hesitant to order cause of the relatively low amount of reviews but satisfied with this purchase overall. Arrived pretty quick and was simple to setup. Went with the 2-Unit Flat Room Coop. Will definitely be enough room for my 5 chickens. Could hold probably 10 maybeee 15 max, not 20 as listed. It will be quicker with 2 people but 1 person can set this up alone no problem. It feels sturdy enough to serve its purpose. I wouldn’t exactly say it’s of high quality. But good enough. The chicken wire feels a bit flimsy and if I had larger predators roaming around, I might consider buying something you know will be more durable to wrap the enclosure with. Also the ground stakes won’t suffice if you live in an area with really high winds. Better off figuring out a better solution to keep it secured to the ground. I’ll also be buying a separate tarp that I know is going to be weather proof. The one included seems cheap and the sun beats down where I live. Need something that will last and not deteriorate quickly. All in all, happy with the purchase. Not the best quality but it was easy to build and will do exactly what I need it to do; keep chickens in, while keeping other birds, cats, and other predators out. **Also it’s pretty easy to move around!**

We were expecting this to be a very cheap flimsy thing. It is epic! The quality is great. We have it in a windy area. Putting it together wasn't too hard. The instructions were good. We're going to buy another one and just put plastic on the outside and call it a greenhouse. Because we really couldn't beat the price for a greenhouse frame. In fact I might buy two more. Our chickens love it too. But they can't type so I'm submitting this review for them.

I bought this kit because of the size and what all was included. It was pretty easy to assemble, done mostly by one person but it is easier to pull tight when using two people. One of the main reasons I decided to go with this one was because it said it was stronger with thicker than most others because of the piping. Well before it was finished one of our dogs,a German Shepherd, ran thru it not realizing that the fence was on the one side at the back of it and bent the pipe that was on the bottom. I was ready to return it but my husband decided he would fix it. So we bought 2 more pipes( conduit) to replace the bottom pipe and another to make a brace for the middle so that wouldn’t happen again. We were very disappointed to see how easily those “strong” pipes were.