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Product Description
The outdoor chicken coop provides a large space for your chicken. The quick-connect frame allows for easy assembly. It’s perfect for your backyard giving your chicken a secure outdoor space to stay. The PVC coated hexagonal wire mesh provides for extra safety by preventing unexpected accidents. Waterproof and sun protection cover can prevent bad weather effects.
Customer questions & answers
Question:How are you all securing this from blowing away in a storm? Are there bases on the vertical poles with stake holes
Answer:We live in Florida. We see our share of storms. I’ve had this enclosure for close to a year now and it’s never so much as rocked. The structure lets the wind pass right through, even with the tarps on it, so there is minimal surface for the wind to push. There are ‘bases’ at every joint that touches the ground that have holes in them that can definitely accommodate a stake, smaller gauge rebar if you need.
Question:Would this work as a dog kennel?
Answer:For a small dog , a large dog will be able to get thru the chicken wire , u can also reenforce the chicken wire with 14 gauge wire so a large dog couldn’t get out
Question:Does the cover only protect 1/3 of the coop as shown in picture?
Answer:Yes. You get get another tarp for the other half though.
Question:What is the Mesh hole size?
Answer:1” x 1.5”. I use the coop for dog safety. We have wild Coyotes that love to eat small dogs. This is a perfect size (it goes from doggie door to doggie door).
Question:This thing comes with white ties, green ties, and some kind of bolo ties. Is there a preferred method of using all these, or do we just guess?
Answer:Comes with green wire and white zip ties. We used the green wire to “sew” the panels together where they overlap and the zip ties to attach to frames. It’s very very light weight, so we screwed bottom in to railroad ties & planks so it didn’t get blown away in the wind
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