How many chickens does it hold?

It is sized for 1–2 standard hens or 3–4 bantams, ducks or pigeons. The run is small, so treat it as a starter or breeder coop.

Is it predator-proof?

The main and side doors lock, and the window slides shut. The wood is thin, so add a secure latch and check the base for gaps.

Does it need weatherproofing?

Yes. The fir wood is untreated, so seal or stain it before the rainy season to prevent warping.

How long does assembly take?

Most buyers report 2–3 hours with the included manual. Two people make it easier.

Can it stay outside in winter?

It can, but move it to a sheltered spot and add bedding. Untreated wood degrades faster in wet, freezing weather.

The coop, run, ramp, nesting box and a manual. Tools are not included.

Where is the Wooden Chicken Cage with Nesting Box cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $327.88, as of our latest check.

Wooden Chicken Cage with Nesting Box

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Last seen at $327.88 at Deal.ai on Nov 9.

Our take on the Wooden Chicken Cage with Nesting Box

What reviewers say

Owners describe it as a neat, good-looking starter coop that is easy to clean thanks to the tray and nesting lid. Many say it is smaller than expected and better suited to bantams than full-size hens, and some report the wood needs weatherproofing.

What people mention

SizeCriticisedOwners say the house and run are tighter than the bird count suggests, better for bantams.
CleaningPraisedThe slide-out tray and hinged nesting lid make routine cleaning and egg collection quick.
BuildMixedThe fir wood looks good but is thin and benefits from sealing before winter.
SetupMixedAssembly is manageable but takes most buyers a few hours.
VentilationPraisedThe sliding side window adds airflow and light without leaving the coop open.

About the Wooden Chicken Cage with Nesting Box

Features: Compact 59-inch length fits patios, side yards, and small backyards where full-size coops won't Two-part nesting box with hinged side-lift lid for instant, low-stress egg collection Slide-out bottom tray catches droppings and bedding for fast weekly cleaning Sliding side window provides ventilation and light without compromising security Lockable main door and side maintenance door give you easy access while keeping predators out Wooden ramp connects the run to the elevated roost — natural, gentle access for small breeds Suitable for 1–2 standard hens, or 3–4 bantam-size birds, ducks, or pigeons Assembly required — most buyers complete in 2–3 hours Specification: - Material: Fir Wood - Color: Natural Wood - Overall Dimensions: 59.25" L x 21.25" W x 34.25" H - House Dimensions: 19.75" L x 18" W x 25.25" H - Nesting Box Dimensions: 18" L x 9.75" W x 12.75" H - Run Dimensions: 19.75" L x 18" W x 8.25" H (under house), 26" L x 18" W x 25.75" H (side) - Window Size: 2.75" W x 4" H - Door Size: 8.5" W x 10.5" H (house), 11" W x 16.25" H (run), 7.75" W x 9" H (inside door) - Slide-Out Tray Size: 17.75" L x 6.75" W - Ramp Size: 17.75" L x 6.75" W Package Includes: - 1 x Chicken Coop - 1 x Manual