PawHut Chicken Coop, Wooden Chicken Hutch for 4 Chickens with Nesting Box, Removable Tray, Run, Hen House for Outdoor, Backyard, Farm, 77.5" x 32.5" x 46", Light Gray

Chickens have been living in this for almost a year. Stands up well, they love it and are comfortable in it. Only have two chickens inside (silly photo of them attached)

A little flimsy but this is to be expected with kit chicken coops. Otherwise a cute and small coop for not more than 4 chickens, assuming you are letting the chickens free range during the day. Only big enough for 1 if you don't let the chicken out. Probably ideal for 2-3 chickens for roosting at night. It is easy to put together.

Do not buy this item. Materials are cheaply made and when looking for a return buyer will need to pay for shipping back. Buyer BEWARE!!!

The chicken coop is super cute and looks perfect in my yard. That said, the build quality is on the cheaper side—the wood is very soft and prone to chipping, especially at the edges. The instructions clearly say not to use power tools for assembly, and I’d strongly recommend following that advice. When moving the coop, be sure to lift it completely rather than dragging it, as the wood flakes easily with even the slightest pressure. Also, no matter how tempting it is, do not lift it by the roof—it may be screwed in, but the wood is so soft that the roof will just pop off. Once it's assembled and in place, it does the job fine. Could you build a sturdier one yourself? Probably. Could you build one in three hours from scratch with lumber and fittings? Maybe—if you're used to that sort of thing. But for the average person who just wants to keep a couple of chickens, this coop will work just fine.

It was easy to put together, we did it in about an hour. Unboxing took the longest. It’s a really cute coop. I get lots of compliments on it. My girls are constantly going in there to check it out.

Took one man two hours to build it by himself! Structurally sound ish and adorable. I will update review once I have Chickens in it. Edit-, lasted one and a half seasons before I felt the need to upgrade to something more large and sturdy for four chickens. Needed some reinforcement during that time. Really good for a temporary isolation coop or for baby chicks while they transition to outside.

I am a chicken Mom and my husband was busy with other things so I decided to put this together myself. It took me a few hours but it was a success!!! I love it!!

Cheap,cheap,cheap. Make your own trust me.