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Really cute chicken coop for temporary.the wood was fragile but reasonable for the prices.

I paid $67 for this plus $50 for shipping. I started putting it together and discovered the cage locks were missing so I had to go to Lowe’s and spend an additional $8.52 for 2 locks that were a little too big but I made them work. I then discovered that I wasn’t sent any “A” screws or “E” screws so I had to dig all around for something to replace them, and the bottom, long tray doesn’t slide all the way in so there is a gap at the back, if I force it in, it bows up in the back corner yet all the sides are lined up properly so I know it’s not put together wrong, it’s just not well made.

This coop is not ideal for full grown chickens. We got it just for a transition for the babies. I have 8 chicks in it with just enough room. We used extra finishing nails with nail gun to add more stability.

Muy bueno y fácil de instalar, sin embargo para la limpieza de las bandejas no es fácil al ser en madera, si fueran plásticas sería más cómodo e higiénico, gracias

The media could not be loaded. Easy to assemble and has been very durable. We use it to take our reptiles outside to sunbath with the confidence that they won’t get away. Also protected for animals. Love the multi levels and how they can also go into the shade in the box.

Very good quality I was impressed went together real easy would suggest add more screws I also would screw the roof down more

The only reason I even gave this a 2 is because it actually is a cage. What I don't like about it is it feels very flimsy in the wood feels very cheap. The wood is very soft and chewy as the rabbit has demonstrated on many occasions. I would like to let everyone who's considering this for a rabbit know that your ...rabbit... will ...eat the cage. I'm going to have to find something to treat the wood with that will stop the cage from being so appetizing to the rabbit. I'm not talking about chew and spit. I'm talking about full on lunch time. The cage does have wheels but you will never have to worry about locking them because they don't move very easily. On one of the steps that you go through when putting the cage together, when you're putting number two wall on, it will tell you that you will need four screws. Even though five are in the picture. But don't worry, even though the paper is wrong, the screw count is correct. I do not see this cage last and very long and I can go ahead and tell you right now that this is not an outdoor cage. There is no way this thing lasts a hard rain. The wood will either swell and crack or simply come apart. I'm not sure if the rabbit's chowing down on the actual cage can kill it, but if you ever run out of food just leave them in there. So for right now, I have pulled the rabbit out of the cage until I can treat the wood with something that will give the cage a fighting chance against the rabbit. And also because I paid too much money to just give up on it. So I don't know what to do yet. I'll figure something out. Like I said before, it is, indeed, a cage. That's about all I can say "good" about it.

It's NOT worth it!!! To confusing with how it was pit together but AGAIN made in China!!! The coop was not properly cut right & or equal to the other pieces. Ether to long short just a mess really. Something that should of been fairly simple wasn't at all. I would NOT recommend this product at all very disappointed by the product & the cheapness of the wood & just really the whole thing. Poor product *& a waste of money. DO NOT buy!!!