GOJOOASIS Wooden Chicken Coop for 2-5 Chickens Outdoor Wooden Hen House Poultry Pet Hutch for Backyard Outdoor w/Tray Run Cage & Nesting Box(A)

This is a pretty sweet little coop for my 3 young hens. For safety, this is great! All enclosed... Safe from predators and the elements. What a nice hutch. I wish I had bought one long ago. I always hesitated because I was trying not to spend $ but really, this is great. I took some photos of a few minor problems. The wood is cedar and there are some delicate pieces but it arrived safely. I read the reviews, and everyone complained about how small it is. This coop is not that small as indicated by other reviewers, especially if you were already informed of the diameter under the product description with the photo that shows all the dimensions. We all seem to ignore such details and start complaining. The wood is not necessarily the expensive one, but what were you expecting? I love it, my 3 young hens love it - Well, I'm one of the satisfied customers

This is my first chicken coop and I think it’s perfect for my needs. I have four bantam pullets, and I would say that is the maximum capacity for this coop. I do feel like the run is quite small, even for my mini sized girls. I also ordered the run extension. Hopefully that addition will enough space for them until we decide to upgrade in the future. I also made a few, in my opinion, necessary upgrades. I added 1/4 inch hardware cloth to the bottom, so that predators could not tunnel in. I also added a solar charged, automatic door between the henhouse and the run. I feel that the house is more secure than the run and wanted them to be locked inside and safe from predators at night. I also intend to glue the roost bars into place, as they keep on falling out. At the end of the day, this could be constructed with much better materials, but you get what you pay for. I knew that going in.

Cute little coop, we are acquiring 2 chickens from friends who are moving and I needed something sturdy, but big enough to keep them happy and safe at night from predators. There are no gaps, so that will keep them safe at night when they’re inside. The instructions are iffy and we questioned ourselves a bit but my husband and I figured it out within an hour. It’s small enough that we built it inside and took it through the door after. I’m pleased with it, and since there are only 2 I feel comfortable with the amount of space it offers. I didn’t have any broken pieces, and none of the wood split while drilling the screws into place. The hutch for eggs has a plastic liner to keep water out, and I thought that was a nice touch (especially since it’s cheap). I hope the girls love their new home when they arrive!

This is truly a minimum quality product. Any cheaper and I feel the wood would just snap. I don't anticipate it lasting a long time but who knows how long we will have the chickens. It was inexpensive, and I got another brand that starts with an A that I thought was a minimum build, but this one is truly a minimum build. The other I can move around , this one I feel like it will break.

I really wanted to like this cage because the size is perfect, but the overall quality and assembly experience were extremely disappointing. The instructions are poorly written and do not explain the process clearly. Several screws were missing, and many of the parts did not line up properly, making assembly frustrating and time-consuming. To make matters worse, the nesting box lid came with the hinges installed backwards, so I had to take it apart and reassemble it myself. For the price, I expected much better quality control. The cage also feels quite flimsy and does not seem very durable. Considering the high price, I cannot say this product is worth the money. Unless the manufacturer improves the instructions, quality control, and sturdiness, I would not recommend this cage.

For the price, this is pretty great. I was able to put this together by myself - and I’m an idiot. IKEA furniture is harder to put together than this. Just focus, take it slow, you’ve got this. And be careful not to split the wood. There’s areas that don’t feel the safest — so I made some altercations. I also put a sealer on the coop, just incase. Caulked some nail holes I messed up - that I didn’t trust. I did notice some areas of the coop wire were broken from transit. But i just repaired what I could, and purchased additional wire. Again, for the price this isn’t going to perfect. But it’s good enough! All in all, very cute. Happy with the purchase. And didn’t break the bank.

UPDATE: Upon completing the project I can safely say I’m pretty disappointed. The last couple steps couldn’t even be completed because the pre-drilled holes were not lined up. So there was a huge lack of predrilled holes in general, then when there were, they were not aligned!!! For 180 dollars I don’t think it was worth it. Maybe 130, and I’m being generous. Previous review: I needed a YouTube video because the provided instructions were terrible. But it was much easier once I saw it done visually. Not too hard to build, definitely should have a drill and maybe pliers. But without that video I would’ve been pulling my hair out. I think it’s a bit overpriced for what it is, but good enough for my baby chicks until I have a real coop. I don’t think any chickens can live in it as adults, but that’s okay for me because I needed something small. If you want to keep chickens in it for life, I do not recommend. I really wanted to give it a lower score because building it made me mad, but the finished product was fine for what I needed.

Everything fit together as it should and all the parts were included. The quality of the parts are all just barely up to the task, but that’s the price point. Especially the latches are flimsy, I used some other latches that I happened to have laying around and it’s much better. It’s small so I use mine inside a 10x6 ft. chicken run. There’s no way my 2 chickens would be satisfied with just the tiny run included.