http://www.amazon.com/Ware-01491-HD-Chick-N-Rabbit-Pen/dp/B000HGB90C/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1318112096&sr=8-1-fkmr0 If so can someone post a pic of how big it is?
doesn't look very sturdy, predators wouldn't have trouble breaking in.Probably wouldn't hold up to rough weather either.
I think it's quite expensive for what it is too. Do you know anybody who could make one for you with materials from a DIY shop? Pandapaws your avatar is really scary
From the description 5 feet long (60 inches) by 3 feet 4 inches wide (40 inches) by 3 feet high (36 inches). For what it's worth, we made an addition to one of our bantam coop using 3/4 inch electrical pipe, hardware cloth and zip ties. Used 10 foot long pipe and it ended up being, 3 foot wide, 3 foot high (since we were using 36" hardware cloth). We set and attached the addition onto 2 x 6 pressure treated lumber for added support. Cost much less than what these folks are charging. Made this in a couple of hours. Cut a hole in the chain link fencing of the run and attached it. The hole is too small for us to crawl in and out of but the bantams spend the majority of their day in this run. Picture of the addition prior to adding the top layer of hardware cloth. Gail
I just bought one of these for $25.00 that I found on Craigslist. Like brand new, unfortunatley we were trying to outrun a storm and darkness when we went to pick it up so I didn't look at it that closely. I was looking for a coop for my 4 bantams. I also knew that would have to do some modifications to make it winter hardy. Inspecting it the next day, I decided that 2 bantams would probably be happy in it, but no more than that. It's really thin wood. We kept it sitting outside for about a week, next to our 2 coops and runs, trying to decide if we could make it into an addition. We had 30mph winds one of those days, and it blew the roof right off. It is currently in my garage, waiting until next year. We've decided, if, fingers crossed, I get my really nice big coop, that it would be perfect inside the coop, for broodies sitting on eggs, or raising chicks, or those times when you have to separate one due to pecking or an injury. The front side is completely open, with wiring, so everyone could see everyone. It probably would make a nice aviary. For $25.00, and almost like brand new, I don't think I made a bad deal, even if it didn't work for me right now. No matter what the use, I wouldn't pay more than $25.00 for it.
