Morngardo Metal Chicken Coop, 10×10×6.5 FT Large Chicken Run for 20 Chickens, Walk in Yard Poultry Cage Hen House with Waterproof UV-Resistant Cover, for Duck Rabbit Dog (96.8 Square Feet)

Took a little while to assemble, but pretty straight forward. Pretty decent quality, has lasted well over a year in the east tennessee seasons. Zip ties it comes with are small and not very strong, we used wire ties.

Wow! What a great deal for under $100! I was impressed with the quality of this enclosure. I easily put it together by myself, and after reading the reviews, I bought extra zip ties. It was large enough to fit my other chicken house inside with plenty of room to spare. There is also lots of room for me to go inside.

This products frame is super easy to assemble! The frame is sturdy and works as an excellent base for a pen. It is super cheap for the size! Now, it comes with weak zip ties, cheap chicken wire, a cheap cover and tiny stakes. You would do best getting better stakes, 48" hardware cloth around the bottom and replace the zip ties with wire. Project ends up being a little over $200 but creates a secure pen for your animals. DO NOT PUT YOUR ANIMALS IT THIS PEN WITHOUT PROPERLY REINFORCING IT! Predators will easily get into this pen without taking proper precautions! Overall super happy with the frame and would like the option of buying just the frame the rest of it is just fluff.

This run is NOT large enough for 20 chickens AT ALL - this is smaller than it appears to be and I would not have more than 10 larger breeds in here. You may be able to have more bantams but over crowding leads to disease and issues. This pen alone is not predator proof - i suggest getting a roll of 1/2 in galvanized steel hardware cloth to wrap the bottom with as the 'poultry mesh' included is not the best but does work. I got the 4ft high 50foot roll of 1/2 inch hardware cloth and it worked perfectly for my needs. Getting 2 of these would be best for 20 chickens. Overall, the install is easy enough but the latch system is weak and you will never want to see another zip tie again. I would algo buy the tuff 75lb black zip ties as the white included are very easy to break.

I waited to see how well the cage would hold up and I can say I’m very pleased with it I use it for my small dog the wire is very durable the instructions were very easy and it gives my guy a good safe space for outside so I think it was a very good buy!

I purchased this for a small flock of chickens. It isn’t the most solid aluminum pipe but was very easy to assemble. There were a few junctions and pole ends that were bent but were easily straightened. With the instructions I was able to assemble it in less than a hour alone. Mind you not with the wire, just sorting parts and assembly of the frames and door. Everything snaps together only 6 screws in the whole setup. I would have liked to see braces in the corners but there are none, so I will add that myself. The door latch leaves something to be desired so I will modify that as well. I had an issue with my first order but the seller rectified the problem immediately. I would not hesitate to buy this again. For the price it will suffice, don’t expect to receive a Fort Knox enclosure. It’s not anything like wire conduit or chain link fence but it’s not as expensive either. I’m 5’11” and can stand in the center easily. The is pvc coated and seems to be about the same as chicken wire from home supply stores. The anchors are not sufficient so you should get some better ones and the zip ties are wrong for outdoor use. Get some quality green or black ones, the sun won’t degrade those as quickly. If you’re planning to keep this a long time consider metal wire tie. I plan to update this review after I have used it a bit but for now it’s 5* from me.

If you think you're going to keep chickens or any other animals safe from predators in this pin, forget it. We have a proper coop and run but needed a separate temporary pin for some turkeys and a pheasant. (The pheasant didn't make it, bobcat got in). The wire is low gauge, weak, and there's not nearly enough zip ties. This was a waste of time and money. Do not recommend.

Frame went up in 30 mins all parts where there and door lined up just fine. I am pleased now let's see how long it will last. But so far I would buy another one.. this review is for the ( ((Morngardo chicken Coop)) I see not all these reviews are for same product.... . I also just ordered another one .... I received second coop came early love the coops this company was great to work with was missing a part but they shipped it out right away .. I am going to buy one more lol *****"""”"""update***** 8/19/23---- I bought 3 more and these are great ... and the best way to put them up is to get all the parts laid out first and then get all the bottom sections laid out in position before you start putting it together! It goes up so fast when you do that way. This company is great to work with and will get back to you very fast with any problems or concerns.. out of the 4 I bought one had flared out ends on polls so it would not slide in to connect was an easy fix took plyers and just bent them in a little ..And one was missing some door parts but was no big deal I am telling you this company is great they shipped parts out and I got them in 2 days. I plan on buying 2 more and you can connect these together if you wanted to . Great for cat run or small dogs not just for chickens. **********Update again** 9/25/23 I bought another one and everything thing was great I also seen a review where someone said not good as a main run!!! Mine are main runs coop is being built inside soon . I have had no problems with predators. Mine is anchored down and there is a barrier put around for any animals that might want to dig under. The chicken wire is fine I will add a thicker one around the bottom at some point but for now it's fine. It's not like a heavy duty dog kennel .You can't go wrong with it and if you do run into problems like said before they will make it right and they get back to you fast. Not to heavy I move one of mine around where I what them to clear land. Buy some heavy duty zip ties that's the only thing I don't like . And after you put the zip ties on snip the long ends off so it don't look tacky .. looks a lot better. *****"Update 11/6/23** Bought another one and I love these I am using them till I get the main coop built then these will be moved and attached to the coop so far I love these I have not had any problems and they are easy to move around . I added tarps for the cold weather for now they work well last year on one. Will put a photo up soon as I get a chance.