Pets Imperial® Savoy Chicken Coop With Double Nest Box - 6 Individual Nesting Spaces - 150 cm (W) x 100 cm (D) x 96 cm (H) (Coop + 1.4m Run)

My 4 ex-battery hens already had an Amazon-bought coop and integrated run. I got these hens to weed my garden, which hens are very good at. Each day, I let them free-range, until the day I had to rescue two that almost found their way out of the garden on to the main road. After that, I kept them in a 7' run during the day, and home to their coop at night. They only had a plastic covering on part of their run if it rained, and nowhere to lay their eggs.Then I saw the moveable chicken pen from Omlet (ASIN:/B005FLMH6Y). I bought and erected it, placed this coop inside the fencing, and also placed the 7' chicken run [[ASIN:B0064OEJGM] against the coop door opening. It is a perfect fit.I'm still working on the problem of how to get the hens out of the run roof opening into the free-range area. Ex-battery hens aren't especially bright and have to be shown everything. Of course, that might be hens in general.This chicken/hen coop is large, like the makers claim. I will need to rescue more hens now to fill it. Hens are never a waste of time or effort. The more hens, the more area they can weed.Mine are not bantam, they are full-sized, if a little underweight, hens. This coop could easily accommodate 12 or 14 hens, having 6 nesting boxes and 4 roosting ledges.My other chicken coop (ASIN:B00DO2VUC8) is the perfect place for new arrivals. It would also be the perfect place for all my hens, if there was no such thing as a pecking order.I have a delightful little hen-pecked hen, and this is her solitary home now, until I bring new hen-pecked hens, or hens in need of special care, home.

I started with a smaller one from FeelGoodUK 3 years ago and it was good, still no fox breakthrough. However it has reached it's limit despite my many tinkers. Firstly the roof doesn't open, the roosting roof doesn't stay open so quite a hassle to change.This one from Pets Imperial is superior in every way. The roof is covered with similar felt as shed roofs. All roof openings stay open with hinges so easy to change and collect eggs. Importantly I keep seeing this one installed with the Omlet door so I decided to go with it. Build quality is even better. I would've gone for the one with only one roosting side but it was out of stock. This one is relatively ginormous but no regrets.

I bought this product as a Christmas present last year for my boyfriend. I have left it till now to write a review as I wanted to see how well this product did. I have to say this was well worth the money. It was easy to put together (my boyfriend managed to do it on his own in just under an hour!) and the hens seems to settle straight into it and seem to be happy and contented. The only draw back I would say is that the ramp is a little flimsy but as this coop is close to the floor the chickens don't really need it anyway. We have 3 chickens and there is ample room for more should we decide to get them. i found the firm excellent as they kept me up to date regarding delivery dates etc (the item was delivered later then stated but I had already received a text from the firm stating that the item had been dispatched, and as it was Christmas it was the courier who was late delivering the item not actually the firm- in fact the firm chased up the courier to find out where the item was which I was really impressed with😃). I will say though that if you are considering buying a coop make sure you order a run too as this comes separately from this product other than that no problems at all. I would definitely buy from this firm again.Update: after 6 long years of having this coop and it being moved around the garden at various time, the weather conditions and generally not really well looked after due to work commitments our coop started to fall apart. As we loved this coop so much we ordered another one on the 7th February 2019 and was informed that we would receive it on the 19th February.... we actually received it well within the time limit and it arrived today 9th February!!!! Now that’s prompt delivery even Superman couldn’t deliver it that quick! Thank you and this coop is worth more than 5 stars ... I’m 100% sure the coop would have lasted a lot longer if we had taken care of it properly ✋🏼 X

The occasional poor review? Ignore them. I have no qualms about recommending this hen house. It arrived very, very quickly in three packages, and give the carrier their due they left it in a secure place and advised us where.Unpacking it the smell of the wood treatment/preservative was brilliant. Obviously well treated - and well packaged. We decided to give it another coat of wood stain, though I don't think that was really necessary. That took a couple of hours. I built it up the next morning - instructions clear and easy to follow. I was dusting the joining surfaces with red mite dust as I went so that maybe took a good hour to do. Could be done by one person but another pair of hands did occasionally come in handy.The coop is amply big enough. Our three hens are only taking up part of one of the two nesting boxes (what they don't know is they've got two silkies joining them soon). So we will have to add to the run eventually. But we can't fault this, for the money I don't think you can get better. Happy hens, happy family, happy daddy.

Packages arrived with some damage to the wood for to excessive tight banding. Two catch plates had already fallen off due to the tiny screws used for the job. Once assembled the roof panels were offset. I raised the issue with customer service and sent photos. The replies were unhelpful and verged on threatening - "passive aggressive" I think it's called. I was sent the same assembly instructions that came with the hutch and told to follow them! No real attempt to solve the issue. In the end I had to take the hinges off the roof panels myself and re-position them. Not too taxing but very time consuming. Fully assembled in now looks good but I suspect that it won't last the test of time! Customer service really really could be a lot better.