How many roosting bars does this coop have? About how high off the floor of the roost are they?
206082
only one rooster bar and the nesting box is small.not really predator proof at all and overall only holds like 4 chickens.its made for backyards not country yards
206083
One bar. About 10 inches off the floor. For the last month, the chickens haven't used it.
206084
There is one roosting bar that is approximately 1" above a removable "droppings drawer" inside the coop. The roosting bar is a flat piece of wood about 1-inch wide. Do I ever see the chickens roosting on it? No. It is not really "rooster-ish" for them. Instead, they roost somewhere outside during the day and at night sleep in the nesting box portion of the coop rather than in a roosting position. The provided roosting bar is NOT long enough for the four chickens that the coop claims to house. Two chickens would take up all the space. General Update: The roof has warped in such a way that the water does not roll off of it. Instead, it pools into a 1/4 to /12-inch puddle. Not good. There is one roosting bar that is approximately 1" above a removable "droppings drawer" inside the coop. The roosting bar is a flat piece of wood about 1-inch wide. Do I ever see the chickens roosting on it? No. It is not really "rooster-ish" for them. Instead, they roost somewhere outside during the day and at night sleep in the nesting box portion of the coop rather than in a roosting position. The provided roosting bar is NOT long enough for the four chickens that the coop claims to house. Two chickens would take up all the space. General Update: The roof has... » Read More There is one roosting bar that is approximately 1" above a removable "droppings drawer" inside the coop. The roosting bar is a flat piece of wood about 1-inch wide. Do I ever see the chickens roosting on it? No. It is not really "rooster-ish" for them. Instead, they roost somewhere outside during the day and at night sleep in the nesting box portion of the coop rather than in a roosting position. The provided roosting bar is NOT long enough for the four chickens that the coop claims to house. Two chickens would take up all the space. General Update: The roof has warped in such a way that the water does not roll off of it. Instead, it pools into a 1/4 to /12-inch puddle. Not good. « Show Less
709918
This coop is very cute, but it will not handle more than 2 - 3 chickens. It is very small if you plan to keep them inside all the time. Chickens need room to roost and lay, as well as yard space to forage, this coop does not afford them any space to roam.
1530251
We started out with six in the spring. We gave away three. There is plenty of room for the remaining three but have to share the double nesting box. Three eggs a day is more than enough for us. So I would say two to three adult chickens. We have a folded tarp on top of run to keep it dry. We also did not fasten top onto coop. Just attached latches. Other wise you could not clean it out if you follow directions and screwed the roof on.
1761942
This must be a typo! My coop measures 55.2" long, 24.5"high and 27.5" wide. I use it as an extension of a larger Precision coop. While it seemed at first somewhat flimsy and the hardware is light duty, it is holding up very well. I did put hardware cloth on the bottom of my coop which keeps burrowing predators (rats, weasels and gophers) from coming up under the chickens and their feed.... necessary in CA where I live.
464425
I don't own this but have been studying coops before I build one. Think about it. The overall length of this product is 5'. The coop can't be more than 2' of that and it says it's 27" deep. So the floor on the inside of the coop is about 4 square feet. That's the recommended space PER CHICKEN by most of the experts. Visualize a 2' x 2' square on your floor. Now imagine three or four chickens standing much less moving around in that space. This is a one chicken coop.
2061042
it's raining out or I'd go measure, but I'd guess the nesting box to be about 2 feet wide by about a foot deep and about a 12-18" high. The perch is just a 1x1 square "post" that drops in to a groove inside the coop so you just wouldn't put it in. It would be big enough for a rabbit easily.
33954
it should fit 2 small dogs , but the nesting area is smaller and off the end . I don't know if they would use that section . Since there are no roosting bars, it is probably better though for dogs or cats than it is chickens
2250325
It holds 47 bobwhite quail real nice for 3 week. I would say 25 chicken chicks. with quail pile up wood shavings Under it so they're higher
1416715
1500 Sq Ft house with R7000 in one upstairs corner near window overlooking yard. 4 bars throughout house. 3 bars in barn 60 feet away thru window. 2 bars on sidewalk around the corner 3 houses away, window barely visible. This thing is a beast!
439794
The bars have about 1/2 inch spacing between them all. We currently have a conure in this cage, but any of the parrotlets that we've ever had would have been too big to fit through them. I think this cage would great for them. I'd love to find someone around us to get some parrotlets from again! They were great pets for many years to us.
1318812
The cat tree I have is a little different than the one in the photo. Mine has two cubby hole boxes - one about one foot off the floor and another about 4 feet off the floor. There are the platforms, too, on the top of the box, the highest one about 1.5 ft above the second box. One of my cats "lives" in the upper cubby hole surveying the activity below and out the window. Great buy!
853854
The coop is built well but the perch inside is not high enough. The wood shavings will cover it. It also doesn't lock up securely. I have it inside a 10 x 10 dog kennel. Surrounded by electric wire. So far so good, no predators.
1939833
Not sure but we keep parakeets in this cage and they cannot get out. If you're asking about the prech bars, again I'm not sure. I will be need a few fo those soonn though.
525066
I'm not sure on this answer. But in our chicken coop, it's approximately 3-4 ft. off the ground, actually inside of the chicken coop. It's probably best to check with the manufacturer on this question.
1203424
We have two bantams in it. We set it on a foundation of cement blocks to raise it about 10 inches. Without the blocks, the area under the shelter was so short the chickens didn't want to go under it. I wouldn't try to put standard size chickens in it, the door hole and interior of the shelter are just too small, in my opinion.
1336203
If you are in a wheelchair the perch will be maybe a bit higher than you. About a foot at the most. I actually have my macaw using the metal bar rather than the actual wood perch because he chews through it in a day. If you do the same it would lower the position a couple more inches. Hope this helps.
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Dimensions: Front to back 39"; side to side (including nest boxes) 64", height 42". Coop area for roosting is 39" x 40".