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I put mine in the heart of the flock so that Cordon wouldn't suffer in terms of the pecking order and have to be re-integrated.

That's why the wire cage is set up on blocks or on a pallet so that she's got air under her and can't make a nest.

Don't be surprised if she flaps around and knocks things over at dusk. Just leave her be unless she actually manages to get caught in the bars. She'll calm down once it's completely dark.

Oops, didn't attach photo.

The holes in the bottom of the cage I used were 4x4 so I just turned it over and sat it on it's roof -- you can see in the photo that it's up on a pallet for good airflow underneath.

No, she won't like the cage at all and she will attempt to get out. She's not likely to hurt herself barring an unusual freak accident. My broody settled down after a bit during the day, but the first night when the others were going into the coop without her she started freaking out and...