vidaXL Chicken Coop - 200 x 200 x 200 cm


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The vidaXL Chicken Coop is designed for backyard poultry keepers who need a durable, secure, and spacious housing solution for their flock. It offers the key benefit of long-lasting weather resistance thanks to its robust galvanised steel construction, providing a safe environment for your birds. However, prospective owners should note that it requires a level surface for proper assembly and does not include internal nesting boxes or perches as standard, meaning you will need to add those accessories to customize the interior for your hens.
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Yes, it is constructed from galvanised steel, which is specifically treated to resist rust and corrosion.
While it depends on the breed, the 4-square-meter footprint is typically comfortable for 4-6 chickens, provided they have access to an outdoor run.
The product is a metal frame enclosure; depending on your specific package, you may need to provide a tarp or roofing material if one is not included.
Due to its steel construction, it is quite stable. It is recommended to choose a permanent or semi-permanent location for the structure.
The coop is designed for straightforward assembly, but we recommend having a second person assist you during the frame construction process.
Check that all fasteners are fully tightened and ensure the coop is placed on a perfectly level surface.
Consider attaching a layer of smaller-gauge hardware cloth to the lower half of the panels for additional security.
Use a soft brush or a dry cloth to clear corners regularly; avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the galvanised finish.
Assembly of the vidaXL Chicken Coop is straightforward, though it is recommended to have at least two people to handle the steel frame components during the initial setup. Ensure the ground is level before starting to prevent gaps in the frame alignment. For care, perform a monthly check of the fasteners to ensure they remain tight. Routine maintenance involves clearing debris from the roof and wiping down the steel surfaces with a dry cloth. If you notice any dust or mud buildup, a light spray from a garden hose is usually sufficient to clean the mesh panels.