Anyone heard of a Poultry Pod before?

[The Yakima Kid]

I have two of them. They seem about right for three mid-size laying hens each. I also have an enclosed run that the coops go entirely inside.

I brought one of them inside used it to brood chicks with one of those flat panel Brinsea brooders. Coroplast has dead air space, so it is warmer than it looks - but I wouldn't use it where it gets below freezing and stays that way for days on end - unless you put a safe heater in it.

 

[The Yakima Kid]

Having had more experience with my poultry pod, I will suggest it is adequate for three dual purpose hens. Feed and water will be outside, and an enclose run around it would be a good idea. It does seem to stay warm enough, down to at least 32 degrees with the adjustable ventilation. I don't know about lower than that because it doesn't usually get colder than that where I keep them in California.