Feel Good Windsor Chicken Coop with Nesting Box and Outdoor Run includes Solid Wooden Roof Galvanised Removable Tray Secure Lockable Door with Perches and Ventilation

Great little coop for 3 small chickens!Lovely and sturdy, easy to assemble and a bonus that it’s the same colour as our fence!!The only negative is that it may be a little hard to clean properly, I may need to unscrew the roof to give it a good clean every few months. Other than that it’s a good price for a coop and one that will fit my 3 silkies.

Good value, easy to put together and sturdy. I think the quality is also good....for the price. At this price point you have to be realistic about what you're getting. I've painted mine otherwise i didn't think, given the quality of timber, it would last more than a couple of seasons. For this money i think that's fine though. In terms of space, the coup itself is fine for 5 or so large foul if you're letting them roam. The run element is not big enough for any number of chickens (large or bantam) if you're thinking of keeping them in there permanently. The run suffices to keep them contained for a few hours or the odd day. Not sure that's how it's being sold so can't say that positive or negative but just concerned that those new to chickens without much space might assume this is adequate space on it's own - it's not! If i had a minor niggle its that the laying box and roof are both screwed in place rather than detachable which means cleaning is difficult unless you turn the whole thing on it's side. Yes it has a slide out tray and the laying box lid lifts but this isn't really enough to get to the whole of the interior easily.

Far better than I expected given the price, with some nice attention to detail - found all the different screw combinations a bit of a pain but got there in the end - very easy to put together - you only need 1 other person to hold a panel in place - soon as you have 2 panels together you can do the rest on your own. Great little hen house - our broody hen Dotty has moved in - she seems very happy with the new home.

I really wish I’d not bought this as it was a total waste of money , there needs to be access from the top to be able to catch the chickens if you need to , mine won’t go up the ramp and it makes it hard to try and catch them from such a small door to put them up bed

Not big enough for 4 chickens - maybe 2! Not easy to clean as made of wood and restricted access through side door. Pull out tray is easy to clean but the rest not so. Not sure of the longevity of the wood as not great quality.

Really disappointed with this coop. Bought for my rabbit. Not easy to assemble, annoyingly ill thought out design for access. Wouldn’t buy again. Looks great in photos but in reality it’s flimsy and small.

I purchased for 2 dwarf rabbits. I use the nesting area for their food bowls. The main bedding section gives them plenty of space so they can stretch out when they sleep. I like that I can close them in at night by the sliding door in case a fox or dog tries to break into the run section. The coop was dispatched quickly. I did a lot of research before I bought this for my rabbits and I think this is one of the best out there and not too expensive. I think it is sturdy for the price. I also use a second larger run for my rabbits when I'm at home. The roof doesn't open which isn't a big issue but I would like an extra opening to the back of the run. It can be difficult to get a rabbit to move out of the back area so they can be put in for the night.It would be suitable for 4 large hens and you would need a separate run or extension. Use an electric screwdriver it will be a big timesaver.

We use this as a hen house for two brown hens inside a much bigger runIt was quite easy to assemble after watching youtube how to do it. It is sturdy and dry but we have it undercover.It is neat and looks good but no way should keep hens or bantams be kept in this alone. The house comfortably houses the two hens overnight - they use a nest box each not the perches. The run is tiny and they cannot fully extend their necks or wings in it. It would be cruel to keep poultry in this size chicken run alone.