PawHut Chicken Run Galvanised Walk-in Chicken Coop Hen Poultry House Cage Rabbit Hutch Pet Playpen Garden w/Water-Resist Cover, 3 x 2 x 2m

This Chicken Run Galvanised Walk-in Chicken Coop is a sturdy, spacious, and durable option for housing our chickens. Its galvanized steel frame ensures weather resistance, while the walk-in design provides easy access for cleaning and feeding. Assembly wasn't too bad, we were really surprised how good it was. Also offers excellent security against predators. A solid choice for backyard chicken keepers!

A pretty good product so far, seems sturdy .. slightly fiddly to put up and the pictorial instructions not totally clear , but overall you could work it out . No complaints and good value for the money .. happy chickens !

Fab run, lovely size , instructions had me scratching my head ( I'm not super handy but managed it myself ) no tools needed except some old scissors for the chicken wire cutting. Plenty of cable ties , the door was a bit tricky but once I realised not all the screws are needed and the pressure fit metal fixings don't have to be double screwed I was happy! I have just put the tarp on the roof for now but will be adding wire to the roof in the dining days so it's a bit more secure and also have ordered some rodent proof mesh to go along the bottom of the run edges and I feel rats could easily get under. It's for my back yard chickens so not overly worried about foxes plus we have dogs to put them off but overall really happy with the product for the price and delivery was quick , 2 days from ordering. It looks great and is sturdy.

Good solid sturdy secure pen plenty of space for my 5 tortoises, pretty easy to assemble once you figure out which way the poles are lined up because although the instruction says caution but doesn’t say why.One more piece of advise which is not really an issue but buy some green ties to match with the Coloured netting as it is more attractive and blends in better than the white ones provided

The frame is easy to put together, the roll of wire is heavy and needs two people, one to hold and unroll and one to put cable ties on. The ends that are triangle shaped you have to measure and cut to size , there are no instructions how to do this bit. I have been asking the seller for a diagram to show measurements of these triangular pieces of mesh so as not to have waste. After a few responses I am still awaiting a solution to my question. We will get on with it and hope for the best to get sizing right the first time . You need good wire cutters to cut off the mesh for each section. Once we have the cage completed it should look good. Wire mesh is green coated , cable ties are white and we may need to buy more as others have put in reviews there aren't enough and some snap so I will buy stronger ones to add and alternate with the supplied ones for adequate security. I was pleased to buy this on offer with the deal but I wouldn't buy it at the current price. I will update shortly, hoping we get the results of cutting and fitting correctly the triangle ends.UPDATE: The frame has stood up to windy weather, all the bolts have gone rusty ( not great when it needs to be moved. The cable ties snapped so we replaced them with stronger ones, the tarpaulin makes a lot of noise when it's windy because it doesn't fit tight enough. The tarpaulin eventually split and the rings for fixing the elastic straps went rusty.I suppose for the money it's to be expected and I only use the cage for my cats a couple of hours a day. I wouldn't trust it to protect animals like chickens or rabbits, it's flimsy and a fox could just push it's way in.However, I've still got the frame so will renew the cable ties again and try to get a spare tarpaulin if that's possible from the seller.It's not absolutely useless, just need to do our own reinforcement for security. My indoor cats like it for a break and just while we save up for a proper catio .

Once put together, the instructions aren't the best, the frame and the wire seemed ok. I would recomment some duct tape over the cut ends of the wire for both your poultry and your safety, it also makes the door easier to open. The tarpaulin for the roof is very thin and doesn't fit snug. This meant the first night there was a wind the tarp blew up and down and ripped on all bar 2 of the fixings (see photos). We woke in the morning to find it still attached to the frame, just.It's a good size for our 3 hens and their small coop for when we need them to be locked away but as a preventative for keeping them away from wild birds (UK is in bird flu restrictions currently) it is pointless as it now has no roof. Yes, we can buy wire to put on the top but that isn't the point, we wanted a roof to stop the rain getting in.Suppliers completely ignored our communications to them and so we are stuck with it. We'll have to get our Blue Peter heads on.All in all a nice enclosure for the chooks but some serious flaws.

held up impressively well during the recent storms—it's very sturdy and well-built. However, I was disappointed with the door design, as there are gaps around it that could allow rodents to get in. I ended up making my own door for better protection. Overall, it’s a good product with room for improvement.

Very basic and not very user friendly, crude I definitely wouldn’t t have brought this item if I had seen it made up first .Door is ridiculous, not enough cable ties not very happy .