MoNiBloom Chicken Coop Hen House with Nesting Box for Yard, Removable Bottom Wooden Poultry Hutch Rabbit Cage for Easy Cleaning, Waterproof Roof Poultry Cage with Roosting Bar and Ramp 46 x 20 x 42 in

Very nice, purchased two. Excellent price point. Straightforward assembly and took another reviewers suggestion and sealed it (prior to assembly) with lacquer spray. Yes it's very small interior and lightweight but it's not for winter quarters. Ideal for my mother hen and her chicks which I keep in a separate enclosure.

I like the way it looks, but I don't feel it's going to last very long. The bottom is very flimsy.

Upon first opening the box the pieces felt flimsy and very light weight, however after it's put together it seems pretty sturdy. None of the wood pieces split as other reviewers said. I would suggest using the provided screws and go slow when using a power drill. Assembly was a breeze and came together in under as hour with two people. The assembly video on the product page was helpful. Pre-drilled holes line up well as long as everything is perfectly square. I would not expect it to be water tight or weather very well if exposed directly to the elements. There is no weather stripping or flashing where the hinges of the nesting box lid attaches to the main house and I could see rain easily getting in there. Not a big deal for me as we have the coop under a closed roof area. I don't care for the roosting bar. It is basically a small dowel rod. And there is only one of them. Chicken feet are not meant to wrap around a bar, but sit flat. I will be replacing this and adding a second one using a larger flat piece of wood. The house is small so read the description carefully. The photos make it look very large. I have 3 Frizzles and 2 Satins and they all fit with a little room to spare. But I wouldn't expect more than 3 full grown hens to fit comfortably. The little heart closures are a neat idea and do hold the doors securely shut. I may replace the one on the entry door only because I fear a predator could actually push the door in with enough force to actually spring the door hinges and get the door open. The entry ramp has two rungs which would be fine for bigger chickens but my small girls itty bitty feet slip and they struggle to get up the ramp. I will be adding a rung in the middle of the other two. Not a flaw in the ramp itself, just applies to my particular flock. Overall I think this was a great addition to my Chicken City and my chickens are happy.

Unless you have 2 chickens living in your house with you that’s temperature controlled and this is where they sleep, I would not buy this product. It is very cheap and has zero insulation. Two of my chickens can fit in this but it is tight. I know you’re looking for a cheap chicken coop because I was too, but this is NOT the answer. It was easy to set up but like I said, it is cheaply made and now that I’ve had it for a year, it is already falling apart. The shingles on it only lasted a couple moths and the outside started peeling. The floor is junk and never fits properly.

I bought 2 of these when I had 1.5 days to get a coop set up when I got my chickens back from divorce. all 6 of my Hens go into the coop for sleeping the other coop is for egg laying and laying around in the daytime and occasionally my silky will spend the night in the 2nd one alone . but usually all six hens load up including Margeux who is three times the size of a normal hen . I did think they were cheaply made at first . But the hens love it. This little hut allows me to put diatomaceous earth, all along the bottom and then a layer of straw, and this keeps the ladies free from mites. I do clean it out every morning and each week replace the diatomaceous earth and straw about twice or three times a week. The small size enables me to keep this clean and under control and then I have a 15 x 15 mesh chicken wire enclosure that the two huts are in keeping my ladies safe. I did put some little eye hooks and bungee that hold the doors open in the daytime , and I come close the hens in at night . The doors do close too easily in wind , But bungee & hook enable me to keep open during the day. This is not enough room To live in , you must also have a mesh or some large enclosure . But I’ve been so grateful they could deliver these in 1 day, with that option these really do the job for my beloved feather babies .

Way to expensive for the quality of wood used.

This coop is so cute. It's small, well made, and solid. It was so quick and easy to put together and didn't charge outrageous shipping fees.

No problem putting it together. I bought two cans of spray sealer and sealed the roof and sides. It just went through a tough winter and still looks new. and my chickens love it.Worth the money.