The wire mess is really good. Thank you
Chicken house

After trying several fencing systems to stop my hens wandering the neighbours gardens as well as my own I decided to try a completely enclosed run. My daughter helped me build it and it works very well, it was easy to put the frame together and then we altered the way we used the wire putting it over the top of the frame in lengths rather than around the sides. It's worked well and keeps the wire taught. The only thing I would change are the white cable ties, although they came with it, I think black would have been more discrete. For the cost it's very good, keeps the hens safe and I would recommend it.

Absolutely outstanding quality and beautifully made. Excellent communication throughout. Definitely a 5 * star company with 5 * products. Thrilled with my purchase, have dreamt of a walk in hen house for years, this one will see me through.

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Great house and run for our bantams
Instructions where hard to read but if you got any DIY skills not a problem took an afternoon to put up had to make some slight changes due to where it was going to be situated I had to turn the door round and a cpl small changes inside apart from that it's perfect

Gutted just seen there's another £50 off this weekend! Never mind it was worth what i paid for it!

So needed a new, bigger chicken house and went online with the keywords "chicken houses", to be honest this site wasn't my first stop, there were others that were cheaper.. but look at the dimensions..they are smaller, pictures can be deceiving.. but i did find another site that had same size for less but a quick look at their google reviews warned me off so i opted to pay a little extra and go for this one from the chicken house company.

Next day delivery, no chance i live on an island.. placed the order midday... next day.. knock at the door at teatime... low and behold its the new chicken run...amazing, top marks thus far.

so construction begins.. now at this stage something became apparent.. this run is both bigger and better than what i was expecting, i knew the dimensions but once i physically had hold of it i could picture it where it was supposed to go, i intended to just sit it on the earth with some bricks underneath, but this was worthy of something more so i constructed a concrete perimeter wall to site it on, would strongly recommend you either do the same or lay slabs or similar around the perimeter for it to sit on.

Now when you first un pack it your going to think,, the woods a bit flimsy.. its not balsa wood but its not solid oak beams either.. but once you start construction it all firms up and is perfectly fine. For construction my advise is dont use power tools, a simple hand screwdriver is enough and allows you to tighten up the screws without over tightening which could probably split the wood. The instructions are one step away from bad, i mean they are ok, they show you how it all goes together but the detail is lacking so you will find yourself screwing a bit together only to find out your have put it on upside down or the wrong way round, so you just quickly retrace your steps, a basic level of DIY and problem solving will be required. Must be able to use a screw driver and solve problems, not overly complicated but not rocket science either.

Once built it is a very sturdy, well built, good size chicken house and run. I dont believe you could make the same for the money given the price of timber and materials at the moment.

Next step is to treat the wood before the chickens go in and i think it should last a good many years.

I have ordered this product before and on both occasions got exactly what was stated, however this company has excellent service.the product was dispatched within hours of the order and arrived 36 hours later fab not often that happens, would happily recommend this product and company..

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This is the 2nd run purchased from you this year and is absolutely perfect for our ducks. Cannot recommend this enough, secure but lightweight and easy to build.

The frame is well made and easy to assemble, though I did have a couple of weld break in the fixing bolts perhaps cause I was using a electric driver for speed. The painful bit it putting the mesh on. I found it worked putting a full run of wire around the whole perimeter and then adding full lengths up the sides and over the top, butting them together but overlapping in the ridge. Leave a gap on an inch and when you stitch them together with wire it tensions the mesh nicely. Wouldn’t trust a digger layer to keep badgers out so will reinforce low parts of sides .

The Buckingham is a quality product which was very easy to assemble with all the pieces fitting perfectly. Dealing with the Chicken House was easy and they responded very quickly. The Buckingham is very good value, it looks very neat and more importantly our hens love it. I would recommend this quality product to anyone. Thanks very much

The Buckingham hen house is a very well made house which will last for years. I chose to have the surrounding boarding which means hens are warm in the winter and shady in the summer. Arrived very well packaged and with straight forward instructions. A very pleasing house which is attractive in the garden, I will be adding some pots of flowers and maybe a climbing rose soon.

The run was straight forward to put up and the girls love it.

I purchased one of these a few months ago as I had to move the ladies from their old home to my back garden. The instructions are a little bit confusing but we needed to swap panels around anyway so it would fit in the garden. (I read another review who gave me the idea) With a bit of jigging we swapped the nest box side with the plain side so the ladies roost one end of the coop and lay at the other. It was easy enough to do. I have two husky x who have a high prey instinct so having something that stood up to them was important. So far despite one dog having a go at the draw (trying to pull it out) and the nest box (trying to get at them laying) it’s really done well. If a husky can’t get in it, I’m pretty sure a fox won’t.
There is no floor so make sure you put a skirt around it as the dogs also tried to dig under. (Aided by the chickens trying to dig their way out!) but with some slabs around the edge this stopped any digging. I have five large girls (hybrids and black rocks) and they seem happy enough just coming out for a few hours in the evening on the garden and spending their days in the pen. Watch your placement though as it can seem a bit dark in there some days with the sturdy roof. We are probably going to raise it a bit by putting it on sleepers as although I can stand in the middle (I’m 5’5) I do bang my head on the bracing beam a lot!
Over all a really good strong pen. I would recommend to anyone. (And I have)

We are taking in six new ex bat hens next weekend. We had purchased this coop previously for our existing girls and decided to get another one so that they would match. It’s a lovely coop however an extension is needed for space and it would not be big enough on its own for even 4 hens. That being said, an extension is easy enough to add on and it’s a nice, secure coop.