Frisco Wooden Nesting Box
In a Nutshell
- Easy to assemble and largely sturdy.
- Some design flaws, like the slippery surface and lack of stability.
- Good for small poultry, but durability can be an issue.
Quick Verdict
The Frisco Wooden Nesting Box is generally well-received, especially for its ease of use and basic functionality. However, some users found the design to be prone to issues, particularly with slipperiness and durability.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
sweep capacity
Prevention: Stick short solid sticks around drops
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Quick Setup (3)
Many reviewers found the nesting box easy to set up.
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Sturdy Frame (2)
The box appears to be sturdy enough for use.
Cons
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Slippery Surface (1) major
Users have reported issues with the slippery surface.
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Cheap Material (1) major
The box appears to be made of low-quality materials.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Small Poultry Owners — ideal for small chickens and ducks
✗ Skip If
- • Commercial Farms — not durable and secure enough
Durability & Care
Factors: Daily cleaning, Two or more using in the same time
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Keep doors closed
- 💡 Regularly clean
- 💡 Regularly stand a small stick of some kind to above doors
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is it sturdy enough?
Variable, adding plywood can help
Highlighted Reviews
"I got this floor nesting box for my solitary duck hen, Teensy, because she tries to lay in my wall box and breaks the eggs getting out. She and my silkie hen, Angelina love laying eggs inside! I would take a picture, but it was covered in chicken poo the first night. LOL Definitely a good buy! Thank..."
"This product is very cheaply made. If I hadn't already put it together I would have returned it."
Bottom Line
The Frisco Wooden Nesting Box is a good value for those with small poultry, but be mindful of its design flaws and potential durability issues.