How many chickens fit in this coop?

The maker says 4 to 6, but that assumes the birds also have a run. For overnight-only housing, 3 to 4 full-size hens is more realistic.

Does it need to be assembled?

Yes. It ships flat and takes an hour or two with two people. Have a screwdriver and a drill ready, and check panel alignment before tightening everything.

Is it predator-proof?

Not fully. The wood and mesh are light, so set it inside a secure run or add stronger latches and hardware cloth if foxes or raccoons are around.

Pull out the bottom tray, empty it and wipe it down. The nesting box and main house can be reached through the doors for a deeper clean.

Does the wood need treating?

It comes with waterproof paint, but owners report it wears. Recoat it before winter to stop the fir from swelling or splitting.

Can it sit directly on grass?

Yes, the raised floor keeps the house off the ground. Move it periodically or place it on a hard base so the grass underneath does not turn to mud.

Where is the Wooden Chicken Cage with Pull-Out Tray cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $781.86, as of our latest check.

Wooden Chicken Cage with Pull-Out Tray

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$781.86Free shipping

Color: Light Gray

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Our take on the Wooden Chicken Cage with Pull-Out Tray

This is a small wooden chicken coop with a raised main house, a three-compartment nesting box and a pull-out cleaning tray. It is built from fir wood with a waterproof paint finish and a plastic roof, and it has two doors plus a ramp so the flock can move between the house and the ground. It suits keepers of roughly 4 to 6 birds who want a tidy backyard hutch rather than a full walk-in coop. Against plastic coops it looks better and insulates more evenly, but wood needs repainting and the footprint is small, so most owners pair it with a run.