Aivituvin Chicken Coop Expandable Chicken House with Wheel Large Hen House Movable Poultry Cage, Easy Combination with Second Coop

The instructions were straight-forward making assembly a breeze and all parts were included. The designers of this coop thought of everything: It's solid once assembled, there's easy access to all parts of the coop and run, and the pull-out tray helps with ease of cleaning. I purchased the medium size and there's plenty of room for my 3 pullets. They'll stay in this coop until they're big enough to join the flock, then this coop will be used when more chickens are purchased or in the event a chicken becomes ill. I have it in a covered area so I think it'll last several years. It may not last that long if you have it out in the elements but you can't beat this design at this price. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again.

Very nice looking coup, probably only realistically big enough for one or two hens. Was easy to assemble not 100% sure it will hold up long-term sturdiness-wise but it was also pretty affordable. The rolling design means you don't even have to muck it out you can just roll it somewhere else and rake up the poop in the spot it used to be very nice.

I bought this for some new chicks we got.I wouldn't say that it was 'easy' to assemble. Wasn't hard. Just take your time. The dowels make it a lot easier to stay together while you screw the parts together. I'm moving it in and out of the garage as the chickens get older. So being able to herd them, despite their beaky protests, up the ramp back into their penthouse and close the door is genius. It creaks a little on movement but not like it's going to fall apart. It tilts and rolls easily. You couldn't buy the lumber, wire and shingles, and hardware and build a nice chicken coop for this amount.The design is very good. If there is a 'handsome' chicken coop, then this would be it.I will be buying another to connect to this one as I only wanted 3 chickens but turns out minimal was 6 to purchase..plus the guy threw in an extra one.They're all thriving in this chickenmenium.

It's a better product to be used indoors. Warped: Although the roof has held up the past year, the sides panels and especially the window and gates have warped making them difficult if not implossible to open and close. Weathered: There are several molded areas on the boards itself due to weather. The coop is placed in an open area so it's not caused by leaves or debris. Just weathered mold. Should have been sealed wood for this project. Doesn't Wheel: The one feature that sold me on this product over others was that it had wheels...they are a bust! When you lift the coop by the handle to roll, as instructed, several joints come apart. It is not durable enough to roll. I didn't want to use a glue on the joints because the summer sun heats it up and I didn't want the fumes to bother the livestock. It's just not a durable product for outdoor livestock.

Overall, this was a fairly straightforward and relatively easy project to put together. All parts were present. instructions are good, and it is fairly sturdy coop. Easy to put togehter with a screwdriver, but a drill with a phillips head bit really made the construction go by quickly. With this also being expandable, it's everything we wanted!

So I feel bad writing such a bad review, but here is the truth if your interested. First off I must say you shouldn’t expect much for the price tag. If I purchased all the materials to build something similar it would have cost at least $100 maybe more. Then the time to put this together was a fraction of the time of what it would have taken me to build a similar unit. Then the weight of this thing is so light, which is both a positive and negative. So I really want to give this coop a great review, but the bottom line is, it is built to light weight. It’s intended purpose is to be a chicken tractor. If you plan to move this thing you have to lift it at a 45 degree angle almost to engage the wheels. Then you lawn better be as hard and flat as concrete. We are planning to use it for a brooder. So I’m not concerned about the moving part. I will add material to the bottom to keep the soft wood from wicking up the ground moisture. Last complaint is a few pieces where cracked and busted. It is smaller than I expected. Probably, only good for two regular size hens. I would not purchase it again!

Have to lift to far up to engage wheels...wheels really too small to easily move. Coop to small for more than 2 average size hens. When move it have to remove water pan and feeder..does not move with pen..very flimsy boards..I am going to have to reinforce the bottom supports and figure out how to prevent things from digging into the pen. So while it was easy to assemble and I like the fiberglass light panels and the way to open the window..it's frame and construction material is not suitable for using as a chicken tractor so I think you do not get value for your money. Oh and by the way even though I did not have rabbits it was mentioned it might be suitable..I think they would be able to dig out easily.

I bought this chicken coop and liked the style. Assembly is required, but it was very simple and came with instructions and parts needed. I only needed to grab my screw driver! I unpacked all the parts and unfortunately the drawer was broken at the corner due to rough handling during delivery. I contacted the seller and informed them if the issue. Another drawer was promptly shipped to me. I was so pleasantly surprised at the great customer service! The issue was resolved fast and efficient. My new part came quickly and no damage. I would recommend this coop for it's simple assembly and great customer service.