Aivituvin Chicken Coop Outdoor with Wheels, Mobile Hen House Wooden Poultry Cage with Run & Waterproof Roof (Grey with White)

I purchased this one because it had decent reviews and looked pretty cute. We were downsizing from 22 chickens and moving just two into the city so I needed something that wouldn’t freak the neighbors out. It went together in about an hour, all the parts were there and the directions were fine. It looks good and is decently sturdy, we were used to a large substantial coop so it’s taken a little getting used to. There were some unavoidable gaps between some areas like the door and tray and floor to the nesting box so I was afraid it would get wet or cold. But so far it’s stayed dry and when I open it in the winter morning it feels snug and warm. We have two small chickens and they’re fine. I do think small breeds only, you could probably fit 4 bantams 2 regulars without adding additional run space. The coop is large enough for more but the run is too small. We let them out a few hours a day so it’s fine.

They looked bigger in the advertisements. Though they are smaller, they work for small chickens. Because the parts are pre-made and it comes in a box you do have to assemble it. Some of the parts were slightly damaged and the tray does not fit squarely in place but it's functional. When my juveniles are bigger, I will need a bigger coop.

This came quickly and well packaged. Directions were adequate but a couple areas it was a bit of a brain twist to make sure the part was going on the right way or in the right place. All the parts were well marked and all the screw holes lined up with the predrilled locations which was a plus. The construction material is soft wood, old style roofing and they give you plenty of hardware. The hinges are pretty flimsy and I may upgrade those down the road. but for intents and purposes, this fits the bill well. I did add wood glue to all the components that were screwed together to add additional structure support. The coop looks good completed, I just am not a fan of the soft wood for projects like this. I had to drill an access hole to run a heat plate cord through and my bit did a nasty chew up job on the wood...but it is what it is. But, we are very happy with this coop. we intend to use it only as a chick pen until they are old enough to be housed with the older hens. We will also use this as a quarantine pen should any of the hens need to be separated. This is sturdy enough to withstand short moves around the yard and the wheels are handy, but not very good on gravel.

A few prices came damaged. I have reached out to the seller informing them. The photos of the damaged pieces were immediately taken as they were removed from the box. The shipping and time frame was great, the instructions were clear and it was fairly easy to put together. I will say that it’s not the easiest to move around to a different spot on the grass and if the ground is uneven then it’s not sturdy at all. Overall I think it was priced fair-a little high due to the broken prices and sturdiness. Appearance wise it is super cute and a great addition. I will also recommend building it outside or in the garage because the roofing material comes off pretty easily and is a mess! I am personally using this as a temporary housing for my current chicks until their big coop and run is built, then this will be used as a brooder/for sick or injured chickens.

This coop was exactly what I expected; easy to assemble and cute. Couple of pieces were marked incorrectly, not a big deal. It took me about one hour to assemble. It’s small, no more than 2 chickens can fit in comfortably. I painted inside and out with a wood sealer, also I placed it on the top of a chicken wires and concrete blocks. I also used some plastic cable ties to firmly secure the bottom panels together. I just ordered on other one and I will be connecting both of them together. Overall this is a nice coop to house 2 chickens. Update: I ordered another coop and connected both together. I love the look! Right now I have two chickens and I’m planning to get two more. Really happy with the purchase.

This “outdoor chicken coop” is a complete waste of money. I have only had these for approximately three months. While assembling it for the “dual” functionality, it does not come with anything to join them. So, I hope you have some ingenuity up your sleeve. This is also NOT FOR HOT CLIMATES!! The plastic that sits under the roost bar has warped like it was kissed by hells flames. What a pain in the a@@ it is to get it in and out to clean. We also had to add ventilation holes into the cute plastic window as it only comes with two one inch holes in the back. In general, cleaning this thing is a back breaker. You can’t get anything out of the nesting boxes what-so-ever. Also, this thing is not meant for outside. It is not treated and the gray stain on it comes off when you used a standard scrub brush and Dawn dish soap. The wood on ANY corner splinters off. Today while doing my WEEKLY cleaning, I noticed that mold is growing under the asphalt nesting roof. Now I have to rip the plastic off the roosting pan to replace it along with buying new shingles to add to the roof on something that already cost a nice penny. I wish I had invested my money into something else. I would give this a zero if I could.

5 star for what it is. Make sure you check the size of this coop first - it is very small, but we need something secure to raise 3 chicks in and this seems like it will work fine. Definitely too small to keep full size hens in though. All the parts were labeled, instructions clear and went together easily.

Bien pensé. Vous devriez ajouter de la colle lors du montage et une protection de teinture translucide. Pas super pour maintenir vos poules à l'extérieur en hiver, entrer le poulailler dans un garage serait préférable.

Far too small for even 1 chicken. Do not purchase to house chickens. Fine for a couple of small rabbits. Price is too high for the quality and size. The angled roof is a very flimsy pliable piece of plastic. My chicken flapped her wings and very easily popped the plastic out.

J’ai assemblé ce petit poulailler seul en environ 100 minutes. L’assemblage est relativement simple, les pièces s’ajustent bien et les instructions sont claires. Le grillage est un peu mince. Deux pièces à assembler à droite (voir photo en vert) qui sont difficiles à visser car pas assez de place pour un tournevis normal. Le toit en polycarbonate est sans doute le point le plus faible du produit. Il semble assez fragile et pourrait ne pas résister à un animal un peu lourd (par exemple, un chat grassouet qui sauterait dessus). Cela dit, il est tout à fait possible de le remplacer par un matériau plus solide comme du Lexan, si vous souhaitez le renforcer. Le poulailler pèse environ 60 lb (27 kg), ce qui le rend relativement facile à déplacer. Ça semble être fait en bois de cèdre. Donc, c'est bien pour le moment, on va voir avec le temps.

Max 2 poule Je ne recommande pas

Easy to build, seems structurally ok, been in use for a few months and its starting to decay. Will be surprised if I get more than 2 years out of this coop.