It THIS coop good for me?

i think its pretty

 

It's a good size for about 4 hens (max). Seems a bit pricey though, to me.
http://www.buycheapr.com/us/result.jsp?ga=us3&q=cheap+chicken+house&mfprc=179_999999&ga=us3&ts=go

Check this site.

 

Sure it's a good coop for up to 6 chickens. I just don't see why you don't build one or hire a neighbor to do it in a day. For 3 sheets of exterior plywood sheathing, a length of roofing, about 9 sticks of 2X3's and 1- 4x4 and a handy neighbor...Voila! Cheaper and built in place. You could even vent it better, make it slightly larger to accomedate all your chickens.

 

Costs way too much! Course that's just my opinion, which with a couple pennies added, is worth about 2 cents.

 

Is this good for me?

No! This is not a good coop for anyone. If you look at the bottom picture you will see that there is no available floor space for the chickens in winter.
And this was built by someone who does not own chickens. A chicken owner would never put a roost over an open nest box! Poop everywhere! The same coop with external nest boxes would be just fine.

It's a good size for about 4 hens (max). Seems a bit pricey though, to me.
http://www.buycheapr.com/us/result.jsp? … &ts=go

Check this site.

That site is all the Ware crap coops. The biggest waste of money for the crappiest smallest stinkiest coops. Stay Away!​

 

You could even rent to own a small shed which would require little in the way of customizing. Also check local ads for repo sheds. You may be able to get a larger shed/coop as a repo deal. If you're able, or know someone who is, to do a little constructional changes, you can save $$$

 

Seems like it would be just big enough. A bit pricey for my taste, but Im used to just paying for the supplies and not the labor involved in building one...well that and Im super frugal. Does it require assembly?

 

Sorry, It doesn't look so hot to me either.

These are the things that struck me as off:
-Galvanized floor liner- could spilt water get under it and swell up that osb? Cold in winter , hot in summer and potential to cut feet.
-It says the OSB siding is primed. It would need a really good paint job both inside and out to hold up outside.
-Roost board is skinny side up. Much better for chicken to have a wider roost. and the way it is positioned center of coop, there is no place for a nesting box, food or water.
Your chooks would poo on everything when roosting.
-Those "nesting dividers" are wierd. Not sure my layers would know the difference between a divider wall and the middle of the coop.
-Whole thing only weighs 75 lbs. A good storm would probably blow it away.

Good Points:
-Pressure treated legs will last a long time.
-Gotta love Free Shipping.

Find a handyman and see what you can get built for $500.00. Or check Craigs list for a second hand shed. Sorry, it sounds like you are trying hard to find something. I wish you luck.