Cocoon 12.5ft 3000XWR Chicken Coop – Wooden Hen House with 8ft Covered Run, Pull-Out Tray, Secure Locking System & Nest Box – Ideal for 3–4 Birds or 5–6 Bantams

First class service and super fast delivery (I did pay extra for the pre 0930 delivery as I needed the coop for my son's birthday present). From Seller receiving order to actual delivery was just 24 hours!The coop looks great but is clearly manufactured from soft wood and will not weather very well unless you apply preservative from year to year. That said what would you expect at this price? At this price the coop is exceptionally good value. The assembly instructions are basic but having said that assembly was fairy straight forward - It took me an hour an I am not the best at these sorts of things. The sliding bolt sticks a bit but with a little practice I got the hang of it. The little ramp to let the chicks in and out of the next box area is the only real problem. If you move the coop, as you will want to quite frequently, it will always get snagged on the ground and cause no end of problems and in all probability break or split the wood it is attached to. Securing the ramp with a small hinge instead of two screws will help to overcome this problem.Overall I am very satisfied with this coop which represents excellent value for money. Quality is very good for the price. Delivery was super fast. I was contacted by both Cocoon and the courier to make delivery arrangements and the service from both was efficient, professional and helpful.I strongly recommend this seller and the product.

Wish someone had wrote this review before I bought!Before:price: I paid £207. It's on now for £189.99. both really great prices for the same coop both on and off Amazon, so if you were looking at this hut that loads of people sell, then that is probably a good price range.Quality:I mean, you get what you pay for don't you. It's good, not great. Totally expect it to do the job but can't imagine it's very sturdy it will last many years. I plan to re-enforce it.Build: ball ache. Took 2h:13m, bad instructions.After:Jeez, what's with the instructions right!I know that loads of the parts look exactly the same, but try do your best to make sure you're using the right parts of the cage for the correct sides and roof.I would recommend after you have built the coup attach the first 3 parts of the run to it and build the from there.Don't worry that you have spare screws.My run roof is a horrendous fit too!

Ordered this a couple of weeks ago, slight delay in delivery, but that was on my end. Live in NE Scotland, so there were delivery surcharges. Still, once I'd got round to phoning them and paid 20 quid to cover delivery, unit arrived 3 days later. Delivered at 1700... had a brew, emptied out the 2 boxes and lined everything up. Armed with one screwdriver, I went out in the pouring rain at 1720. 35 minutes later, was back inside to transfer the rabbits. Job done. Easiest self assembly I've ever done. Quality is brilliant, every hole drilled exactly where it should be... I didnt swear once!!Do take note of the other ladies review, where she moved it and broke the ramp... I'd have probably done the same if I hadnt read of her experience.... so many thanks!!This is fantastic for rabbits..., I've joined it to another smaller hutch (the one purchased for the rabbits originally 3 weeks earlier - much too small) using a cheap Argos Playpen fencing... and because of its size and the area they now have... added to Guineau Pigs to the equation.In summary, its easy to put up, looks great and I dont know about chickens, but this is far superior to the £200 Pets@Home rubbish for Rabbits.Highly Recommend.

To start it's good looking back garden coop. Functional for my 3 hens. Unfortunately we got red mites. There are products to help you fight them, however it's almost impossible with this coop. It's made out of small planks screwed together. This means plenty of hiding spots for the mites, it's their paradise. I've had to take it apart. Completely. Breaking the coop at the same time as it's half glued. So to summarise you'll be happy with it as long as you don't have mites. If you do, and you will, you burn your money.

Easy to build with clear instructions, good quality materials used

I bought this as a spare coop to have in the back garden, separate from my main coop. I have 3 Warren hens. This coop is very flimsy (poor quality wood) and way, way, WAY too small to keep chickens in all day - they need to be let out to roam, so if you're planning on using this as a run as well it's not the coop for you. It looks much bigger in the marketing pics (even 2 minute Bantams would be squashed in here). It's only good for overnight accommodation and safety during the day if hens are unsupervised and the fox is about. Putting it together was pretty easy, the instructions were OK - took me about an hour on my own, the parts all fit well and all fixings present. Delivery was prompt.

Coop is great good sized just as pictured customer service for this company is second to none highly recommend

I don't know why the don't use plastic more to keep clean and free of wood related problems however this coop seemed good value for money. It went together easily and made simple with power screwdriver. Weather resistance is always going to be a problem if you keep animals for more time than your children wanting a cuddly pet.I reinforced mine by fixing to a 50*50mm tanalised timber base to stop rot and give rigidity. Also before the coop door sticks in first damp weather round off all square edges and linseed oil.Manufacturer advises to varnish but if you have time to do this buy/build something better