How many chickens does it hold?

The maker rates it for 12 to 18 chickens. That assumes the birds also have a separate, sheltered coop for roosting and nesting.

Can I stand up inside it?

Yes. The peak is about 6.5 feet and the eaves about 3.7 feet, so most adults can stand upright in the center but must duck near the sides.

Is it a full coop or just a run?

It is an open run with a roof cover, not an enclosed coop. There are no nest boxes or roosting bars, so pair it with a henhouse for laying and winter.

Does it work for ducks and rabbits?

Yes. The open mesh suits ducks and rabbits, but rabbits need a sheltered hutch inside and the mesh base should be secured against digging.

How hard is assembly?

Expect several hours and two people. The frame goes together with bolts and the mesh panels tie on; anchoring stakes into the ground are needed for stability.

Will it survive winter?

The frame handles light snow, but the flat fabric cover can sag under heavy snow and the run gives little warmth. Clear snow off and add windbreak panels in cold months.

Where is the Chicken Coop cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $816.08, as of our latest check.

Chicken Coop

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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $816.08 at Deal.ai on Nov 9.

Our take on the Chicken Coop

This is a large walk-in metal chicken run: a galvanized steel frame with powder-coated wire mesh and a fabric roof cover, sized about 9.2 by 18.7 feet with a 6.5-foot peak. The walk-in height and lockable door set it apart from low wooden coops, and the steel frame resists rot and predators better than thin timber. It suits keepers with a dozen or more birds, or anyone housing ducks or rabbits, who wants room to stand inside and clean. Compared with wooden coops it is cheaper to build out in size but offers less warmth and wind protection, and the fabric cover is the part most likely to wear out first.