How many chickens does it hold?

The maker recommends no more than two, and only small breeds. Bantams fit best; large hens will be cramped.

Is it predator proof?

Only partly. The wire keeps out some animals, but the light frame and simple latches need reinforcing with stronger mesh and locks if predators are common.

Does it need weather protection?

Yes. The fir wood should be treated and the coop placed out of driving rain, or it will warp and rot over time.

How hard is assembly?

It comes flat with hardware and a manual. Expect a few hours of work, and a second person makes it much easier.

Can the run be extended?

No. The run is fixed to the house, so extra space means adding a separate fenced run around it.

Is the tray easy to remove?

Yes. The tray slides out from the house for cleaning, though bedding in the run still needs raking by hand.

Where is the Wooden Chicken Coop cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $353.78, as of our latest check.

Wooden Chicken Coop

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Our take on the Wooden Chicken Coop

This is a compact fir wood chicken coop with an elevated house, a covered run, a hinged nesting box and a slide-out cleaning tray. It suits one or two small hens in a backyard or garden. Against plastic and metal coops it offers a warmer, more traditional look, but the thin fir wood and light wire need more upkeep and give less predator protection than heavy-duty coops. Owners of similar small wooden coops say the size is the main limit and that it needs a dry spot and regular checks.