Hanover Outdoor Wooden Chicken Coop with Ramp, Large Wire Mesh Chicken Run, Waterproof Roof, Easy to Clean Removable Tray, Weather Resistant and Ventilated Chicken House

Vertical bird cage. I ordered this (actually I ordered two, waiting on the second one) for my parakeets. I love this so very much. They will be staying inside, so it is plenty sturdy enough. So much larger than my previous cages, as my guys are not hand trained. Lots of room to fly, crawl, eat, drink, sleep. Easy to put together by myself, probably took me about 2 hours. I just needed a Philips head screwdriver, and a rubber mallet. One small part was broken when it was delivered, but I was able to fix it with hot glue as it was not structural. I put felt pads on the feet, so now it is easy to slide on my laminate floor. Recommended if you will be using it inside. I do not think it would hold up outdoors.Edit: I forgot to mention. This aviary/ cage is roughly half the price (and very similar) to one I found on another site.

This cage is not at all safe for outside, it got torn apart like a tuna can by stray dogs who killed all of my $700 investment into bunny breeding. Do not recommend for outside even if you give it legs and a solid bottom like I did. Just build ur own bunny hutch, cuz the only reason my momma bun and her pregnant belly survived was because of the hand built cage my husband made. Taking the quick route when I was in a rush was very much not worth it unless you enjoy seeing bunny carcasses scattered across your yard.

Great price for what it is. I got super high and built this over the course of three hours with my best friends and it was a 10/10 experience. the back of the top piece has a blemish on the outside but since I'm using this indoors I'm not worried. My only real complaint is that some of the pieces do not have pilot holes, which made the drilling a little precarious. Also, I would not try and do this by myself if I had to build another one. Holding everything where it needs to be while operating a drill sounds awful given the difficulties we had even with three sets of high hands. It's pretty well sized, and feels decently sturdy.

This bird cage did arrive with a broken piece- one of the ends of the ridge line broke off in transit. My husband will help me fix it when he gets home, but I haven’t finished the roof yet. Otherwise I’m very happy with it- very easy to assemble and move around. I will say, and this is critically important- if you plan to house birds outside in this and have predators in your area (raccoons, foxes, and more) it will absolutely not keep predators out. We got this because it’s so pretty and the right size for our needs (2-4 bengalese finches) to house them inside our home. You’ll want to add a lot of extra security and strength to this if you want it outside, or consider building an aviary from scratch because most of these pre-fab bird enclosures are not secure as-is. For our needs, this is perfect and as pictured.

I bought this chicken coop for my baby chicks, it came in 2 big boxes. I received some broken pieces and some were not made well. The black pieces looked green, the white pieces looked like there were finger smudges all over them. I had to purchase paint and fix it up. The company did send an extra set to me. That one was better, a couple of things to fix with hardware. For the most part it will work.

Had It Inside as a rabbit house In my rabbit's play room & she loved It!! Easy to clean & plenty of room!!

Used it for guinea pigs, they loved it!

Cute. Too narrow to be useful for rabbits. Wood is flimsy. After 4 days raccoon ripped the door off the hinges. It's absolute garbage. Not to mention it's wired backwards. To keep predators from getting in you put wire outside the frame not inside where they can push in to pop the staples out.I didn't realize I could return it. Perhaps I will because even if I fix it the wood is so soft a child could rip the screws out.