The Wisfor Walk-in Chicken Coop is poorly made and not suitable for chicks, lacking in functionality and size.
Cheaply made with poor construction that should not be used with chicks or small chickens.
Prevention: Avoid purchase.
The coop is too short for chicks, allowing them to escape easily.
The bars are hollow and attached with poor-quality screws.
Zipping long panels of netting is extremely awkward and tedious.
Low quality materials play a part in its functionality and durability.
The instructions for assembling the coop are poorly written and confusing.
Misleading pictures and descriptions giving a false impression of functionality and durability.
Factors: poor materials, low construction standards
Yes, they will. The coop is too low and they will most likely find a way to get out of it when assembled.
The primary problems identified with Wisfor coop is the poor assembly method of its parts, flimsy and sometimes easily breakable construction, mediocre instructions for assembly.
"The product is cheaply made and there is no fence, only netting. There are too many pieces and the instructions are mediocre."
The Wisfor coop is ill-suited for chicks, with multiple reports of both quality and function flaws with many parts poorly designed. Consider looking into higher-quality alternatives.
Chicken coop with ease of assembly but concerning durability and size issues.
Horrible Quality
Great size and security for bantams; easy to clean and well-constructed.
Chicken barn has durability issues and design flaws but larger than expected.
Avoid due to poor quality and assembly issues.
Chicken Coop is time-consuming to assemble, overall neutral experience.