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the summer hawk ranch teak wood is actually sturdy and heavy enough not to be blown over.

Ah so the chicken coop i purchased is sturdy. :yesss:

I ended up buying the summer hawk ranch victorian teak chicken coop. It is pretty small, so ill let the chickens free range for most of the day.

I may just buy this coop- https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/innovation-pet-deluxe-farm-house-chicken-coop-up-to-8-chickens because it is slightly larger( and cheaper ), Although it does seem poorly made, i will reinforce it for now, and( when it breaks ) have a carpenter make one.

Yeah i am probably going to elevate the coop with cindering blocks and paint it with a wood sealant or woodstain. In this area, it is extremely windy even without a hurricane which is why stakes are needed.

Thank you all for the help. I am probably going to go for the white coop with some stakes added in to hold it in place although i will consider some of the other options!

The chickens are standard wyandottes, I dont expect to have more than 3-4 at a time.

By high end of the spectrum, i meant around $260 this will not be a problem. I feel that the actual coop ( not run ) is well made. Just want to make sure this is the best option before i drop some cash!

Also i CAN make a run with pvc, zipties, and some chicken wire.

I am not too good with tools :confused:, but I can pin down the coop(premade) with stakes. The coop description says 4 chickens, but from the square footage, only 3 at most with 2 being a comfortable number.

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But will they last? For similar items, i read some troubling reviews. I am considering this chicken coop. It is at the higher end of the price spectrum but i am willing to buy it if necessary.

Hello, I was wondering if any of you know a good prebuilt coop for 3 chickens. So, are there any chicken coops on the market that are under $250, yet not made of flimsy fir wood that is faker than a gucci belt in chinatown? Preferably with an attached run for short periods of time(chickens will...