How many chickens does it hold?

The maker rates it for 15 to 20 large chickens at roughly 83 by 27.5 by 24 inches. That is tight for 20 birds once feeders and waterers take up floor space; 12 to 15 is more comfortable.

Is it predator-proof?

The galvanized mesh and swivel lock deter casual predators, but the wire is light and the base is open. Add a skirt or buried apron to stop digging, and a secure latch if raccoons or foxes are around.

Can it stay outside in winter?

It is an open wire pen with no insulation, so it works as a run but not as a winter house. Pair it with a solid coop or cover the windward side and top for shelter.

Does it work as a rabbit hutch?

Yes. The open floor and side doors suit rabbits, but add a solid resting board and shade, and check mesh spacing so kits cannot slip through.

The panels, frame, mesh, two feeding doors, gravity auto-lock door, three skylights and side armrests. A solid floor, roosting bars and nest boxes are not part of the kit.

How hard is assembly?

Panels and frame bolt or slot together, so two people can raise it in well under an hour. The advertised 10 minutes assumes a helper and pre-sorted parts.

Where is the 83" Thickened Chicken Coop cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $307.78, as of our latest check.

83" Thickened Chicken Coop

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Last seen at $307.78 at Deal.ai on Nov 8.

Our take on the 83" Thickened Chicken Coop

This is a large galvanized wire coop, about 83 inches long, sold as a chicken pen that doubles as a rabbit hutch. It stands out for its thickened frame, 0.7 cm perforated mesh, two feeding doors, a gravity auto-lock door and three top skylights. It suits backyard keepers with 15 to 20 large chickens who want a movable, hose-down pen rather than a wooden house. Against wooden coops it is cheaper to build and easier to clean, but it offers no insulation, no roosting bars and little shelter from wind and rain.