Customer Reviews

It is a great toy for getting chickens to earn their treats and keep them busy whilst in the run. I would definitely recommend it while there is bird flu around, so they can keep active. It keeps the food off the floor and doesn't attract rats or mice. The wind turbine is useful for the chickens and also us for example if you have somebody who plays golf they can use it to know where the wind is going. We would give it 5 stars.

We’ve had the bolster bed with hairpin legs for two months and it’s Chauncey’s favorite spot in the house.

Keeps the hens busy and the food is available to all of them. Well designed and made. Easy to use and causes great excitement when they see it arriving packed with goodies.

Bought to add to the others we already had to cover over the hen run completely and to give weather shelter from the prevailing wind and rains. Our girls are now in a nicer environment even though restricted to a smaller area due to the avian flu problems and at least they can still get out of the henhouse. Easy to use and fix on to the omlet run with two people on it.

Very very happy with this product

Charlotte hops up there all the time. It's a nice, solid perch and easy to install.

There was a bit of 'wrangling' to get everything attached correctly, but now that it's together, it's sturdy and moves easily with the rest of the coop (I have a 13ft run).

I purchased these without realizing that they are included with the ladder when you buy the coop. Didn't seem worth the fuss to return the extra set. I feel the description should include the fact that the ladder grips are included though. I'll just keep these as back-ups.

I love that this wraps around the 3 sides of the run under the coop. If you get the wheel package, engage your wheels before zip tying the windbreak to the bottom of the run. When I engaged my wheels, I had to break the zip tie and re-fasten so the bulk of the plastic didn't interfere with the wheels. It's a wonderful addition to my coop!

I love everything about this coop! Easy to clean, girls seem to like it :) I love the separator between the nesting area and roosting "bars"; it keeps Miss Charlotte from sleeping in there and making a mess. I love the ease of cleaning, the auto door (no more dragging myself out of bed on the weekends to let the girls into the run), and the mobility of the coop. I have the coop + 13ft run and I can move it myself. I'm only 5'1" so it's often difficult to raise anything up high enough to move it, but with the placement of the handles and the fact that the wheels raise the back of the coop high enough, I have no problem moving it. Word to the wise: Put things together in the order they provide. I planned on putting the coop together first (on my porch - it was raining), moving it to the yard, and then attaching the run. Big mistake. You have to attach the first of the run panels to the front of the coop before attaching the sides/back/top. I had to take everything apart, attach the run, and put it all back together.