If you are going to use this for chickens or ducks - USE STEEL CLOTH! This comes with chicken wire which keeps chickens in, but doesn't keep predators out! Use the chicken wire for something else!

Instructions leave a bit to be desired and shipping is a little weird. I bought 2 and put them side by side attached with hose clamps. I sectioned off one area for the chicks and their grow out coop. They're not horrible to put together, probably a bit easier if you're taller than 5'2 and have help, neither of which applies to me. If you do use them for a chicken coop, add hardware cloth on the sides and skirt to help prevent predators, the chicken wire only keeps them in. Do not expect the covers to last. Both tore on mine within 5 months. The outside of the fabric is still secured but the cloth has torn away. The tarp I put up is still working great.

It gives you a place to put nails to anchor it. We used 9” nails. We also bought additional wire and doubled the wire 3 foot up all the way around and used stronger zip ties than those provided because something keeps trying to break in. I’m happy we bought this product. Easy to put together!! Would definitely buy again!

I use this as a run for my 4 chickens due to hawks in our yard. The coop is inside and they have plenty of space to move around. I assembled it alone with no issues. Added free pallets to dog proof it! I used the wire it came with for the sides to cover the gaps in the pallets , but added hardwire cloth to the top and bottom for extra protection from predators.

Good solid built product. Frame goes up fast but the door build and putting the wire on can be lengthy. Still a good product and does the job.

If you are not handy, than this is for you. Snapped together easily. Netting took a bit longer, but overall the easiest thing I have put together. With in hours of setup, a hawk unsuccessfully tried to get my baby birds. The unhappy hawk sat on top of the pen in disbelief.

Easy to assemble the frame. Rolling the wire on can be done alone, but it is easier with two people. The binding wire used on all the overlaps is a pain to work with, but take your time and do it right. It will need anchors for the frame to keep it from lifting up easily. The tarp is easy to secured and provides great shade and keeps the ground dry during afternoon showers. We mounted our coop to the side wall. We used 1/4inch staples all around the opening before cutting out hole for the door. Our ladies immediately gave it their seal of approval.

Found this unit easy to build and quality of the product is good. As one review stated we did get one box on Monday and the other two the next day, so just wait a day or so for boxes B and C. We have roaming weasels here at times so I'll be installing hardware cloth on bottom of this pen and up the side for 4 Ft.

The solotion to fighting nature in my garden. Had my first successful vertical garden last summer after cordoning off with chicken wire. So why not extend and have easier access,for me at least. No more ground hogs, squirrels...harvesting before me. The hardest part was cutting the wire to fit. Honestly I was more mad that it was not precut than it was difficult. However, once I got over that it took afew hours for about 4 days.

Great run, frame is very sturdy, wire fence is much superior to chicken wire. Though it takes additional zipties then what is supplied, but still worth purchasing. Instructions not the greatest, take your time with cutting of wire to the specs of the frame and you'll be golden. Last note, oversize the cut of the wire fence when adding to the frame door/entry to overlap the opening around the door.