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I was worried that this might be a bit flimsy but needed to build an enclosure to house my Eglu chicken coop and run to protect my chickens from Avian flu. I bought this hoping it might work with an additional tarp and boy am I and my chickens happy. I notice it is now out of stock - so I'm guessing people like me snapped them up to comply with DEFRAs order to house chickens for to forseeable future. This way they are protected from wild birds but have a reasonably large area to play in. I did buy some extra chicken wire and pegs to make a guard against foxes (we have lots of them here) and to make sure it stays put in the wind. So far its been great. Easy to construct although the manual that comes with it is tiny - thankfully it slightly larger for the shorter Cages so I was able to figure it out. The door locking mecanism is not explained at all so I took to you tube and found a similar setup and figured it out from there. Aside from that I found it a doodle to put up. Its clunk n click and feels really stable and secure. It did take most of a day to construct with the help of a mate but these are short days up north and it wasn't fustrating at all unlike most flat pack assemeblies I have compled in the past - so well designed, simple to consruct, stable and with the added security my chickens can now free range in a protected environment in my garden. Very happy and genuinely suprised by the quality for the price I paid. I highly recommend it when its back in stock.

I was really pleased with this enclosure. I managed to put this up fairly easily. The poles all slot together very easy so that was great. Little bit of a fiddle attaching all the chicken wire but there was enough to cover all the does and the roof which was good. I had to add more cable ties as I didn’t feel it was safe enough with the amount that comes with it but they are cheap to buy so that was fine. I don’t think the door catch is great. It does the job but it’s not the best made! And I keep catching it on my clothes when I walk in and out!Overall I would recommend this.

Had this delivered earlier that expected. Bought it for our chickens. Got the 4x2x2 it fits their coop and 8 birds comfortably. My husband and I both in our sixties found it easy(and we are not great at diy) to assemble the instructions were easy and well laid out. The hardest part was putting the wire on which again wasn’t that hard. The only thing I would say is have more cable ties, but that’s only because I like to be extra cautious to secure it so no cats etc get in. Overall we are very pleased and would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs a good safe place for their animals..

I bought this as a temporary run for my (usually freeranging) chickens. When delivered I did find that one of the feet was crushed and unusable but having contacted Monster's customer support line a replacement arrived in a few days - I was very pleased with how they handled this. But do check the components before you start just in case!On construction I found that everything slots together well and though best constructed by two people I did put it together on my own so it is possible. The components are ok although a little rough in places and I would have liked a little diagram regarding the door latch assembly in the instructions. Plently of wire mesh provided in the kit and I found installing this round the perimeter easy securing with the plastic ties (although would be better if the wire was about 10cm taller to reach from bottom rail to top rail). However, I didn't bother with the wire mesh for the roof or in the apex at each end and instead used fruitcage netting. I think this is much easier to handle and quicker to put on than wire mesh (albeit another cost). The tarp covers could do with two more pairs of anchor eyes on the long sides in my view but the bungee ties are good and despite it being very windy and raining virtually every day since I put the run up everything looks sound and fine.First impressions therefore good. Will be interesting to see how it fares over time. Once Avian Influenza restrictions are lifted the chickens will be restored to their freeranging and this will become a fruit cage!

We brought this last year (July 2022) and built it in September in preparation for the coming lock down for chickens due to Avian Flu. In early February after a windy night one of the joints in the roof had broken completely. We got a replacement and repaired the joint the day before Storm Otto hit on the night of 16/17 February. These photos show the devastation we woke up too - every joint was broken and even some of the struts and this seller will not refund us a penny or provide any replacement. This product is made for the outdoors, cost us £329.99 and yet is completely unfit for purpose being badly made and it lasted us just 5 months before it collapsed completely.

This is a good coop, ours is for a play coop for our chickens to go into before we let them out to forage in the morning. As a fox took one of our girls we have reinforced this coop all over with galvanized mesh wire and laid the mesh on the floor and roof of the coop too. It is easy to assemble, took us about an hour and a half. The only thing we had a problem with was the catch that locks the coop door. Ours would not close properly and when we did get it to close it was with expletives and broken fingernails. We replaced it straight away.Overall, good value for money, it worked out more expensive for us because we decided to reinforce it, our choice to protect our girls. We are pleased with the coop, just not the catch.