Customer reviews from aosom.com
Pawhut - Wooden Chicken Coop, Hen House Outdoor with Run Nesting Box, Asphalt Roof, Removable Tray, Ramp
Average customer rating
4.3
(15 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 15 reviews
5 Stars
9
4 Stars
4
3 Stars
1
2 Stars
0
1 Star
1
Customer Reviews for Pawhut - Wooden Chicken Coop, Hen House Outdoor with Run Nesting Box, Asphalt Roof, Removable Tray, Ramp
Customer Rating
5
Pawhut large chicken coop
on November 16, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
Good quality, very cute and surprisingly easy to assemble
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com
Customer Rating
1
Chicken Coup
on October 21, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
One side panel was scared. Roof panel scared. Roof ridge board broken Numerous places need touch up
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com
Customer Rating
5
Easy to clean and roomy.
on October 13, 2021
Posted by: Suzi Linthorst
It's heavy and cosmetically pleasing to my HOA. You know going in it'll need some minor reinforcements. I need it mostly for the nesting box. I'm planning to connect a 16' run addition late Spring. The materials were well packaged and appear sturdy and heavy weight upon initial inspection. The color is very pleasing. All of the parts are in order and directions are self explanatory. I'm very handy so modifying won't be an issue for me.
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com
Customer Rating
5
This one is a good buy.
on October 11, 2021
Posted by: Aosom Customer
I bought this coop as a "chicken jail": a place to quarantine new additions to the flock or to isolate a broody or sick hen. It's about the best you can buy for a kit in this price range. It went together easily, the roof is very heavy duty. I cut some craft wood to go over the windows and rear vent because it got wet inside when it was windy and raining. It is crucial to keep hens dry.
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com
Customer Rating
4
A good starter chicken coop
on August 30, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
The coop is made of thin wood slats and mesh wire. It is super easy to assemble. It took me less than 1 hour to put the entire thing together. The coop can be easily moved if a change in location is necessary by disassembling the run from the coop. There is no wire mesh on the bottom so you have to add that or some other means to prevent predators from digging underneath the coop. In my opinion, you can probably raise 4 to 6 chickens comfortably in this coop. I think 8 would be pretty tight. Overall, if space is limited or you are raising a handful of hens, this coop will work for you.
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com
Customer Rating
5
Great experience
on August 8, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
Would recommend this company. Had no issues came on time everything was there and was very satisfied.. thanks
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com
Customer Rating
4
Nice Coop/ Easy Assembly
on June 1, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
I was pleased with this coop. It was fairly easy to put together and took me about 90 minutes to complete by myself. Some of the hardware will need to be upgraded to provide a little sturdier construction to some of the high use moving parts, like the door to the roosting area. I had to put better screws in the clasp holding the door opening bar. There was one little block missing from one of the roofing panels, but it made no impact on assembly/structural integrity. We've got 7 birds in there now and they seem to be settling in nicely. The upper roosting box is really nice. Overall, it's good quality coop that should last. I will be waterproofing all the wood as well for extra durability.
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com
Customer Rating
4
Nice Coop/ Easy Assembly
on June 1, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
I was pleased with this coop. It was fairly easy to put together and took me about 90 minutes to complete by myself. Some of the hardware will need to be upgraded to provide a little sturdier construction to some of the high use moving parts, like the door to the roosting area. I had to put better screws in the clasp holding the door opening bar. There was one little block missing from one of the roofing panels, but it made no impact on assembly/structural integrity. We've got 7 birds in there now and they seem to be settling in nicely. The upper roosting box is really nice. Overall, it's good quality coop that should last. I will be waterproofing all the wood as well for extra durability.
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com