Reviews by MROO

Thanks! The playhouse is a solid wood structure with tile inside (not what I would have picked, but it was here before me). We added roosts inside and 3 nesting boxes. My husband built the run around it and we added sand, which was a great choice for drainage issues, and we'll be reinforcing with plexi-glass roof soon to keep out rain, along with screening on the windows. The chicken wire is actually buried about a foot out from the enclosure; I plan on planting some marigolds there. Always open to suggestions as well!

At night we put them in the coop and close the door and it also always has a hotwire around it we also have the great Pyrenees that protects them the door in the run closes and any animal that touches the hotwire won't come back to the coop. The hotwire is a pretty high voltage hotwire.

Thanks!

what do you mean by adding more roosts? the coop is 4 feet wide and i put old broom handles(4 of them) through the fence
i guess you cant see them from my pictures. I had to barrow a camera from a friend to take pics. I'm no photagrapher lol

Yes I do! I need to get some strong guys over to carry it over to the run. It is so heavy!!! I am also going go add some better pictures so it shows some better angles and the like of the coop. Thanks for rating it! You are awesome!!!

Yes,It works great in dry climates but not in areas with high humidity. Thanks for the review!

I didn't mention it, as we will be changing this soon, but we have electric fencing all the way around the building. Right now it is single strand wire, on T-posts, and there are 4 strands. Now that the gates have been hung, we will have electric netting around the building, two low wired across each entrance gate and a high wire to prevent climbing over. The climbing wire goes on the exterior panels, as well as each individual pen.
The ground at the base of the metal building, and under all of the fence panels has been poured over with concrete, so they can't dig.