PawHut Chicken Run with Chicken Activity Shelf and Cover - 3 x 6 x 2m

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The PawHut 3 x 6 x 2m Walk-In Chicken Run is an ideal solution for backyard poultry keepers who need a secure, spacious environment for a medium-to-large flock of 12-18 chickens. Its standout benefit is the integrated activity shelf system, which promotes healthy movement and natural behaviors, though users should be prepared for a significant assembly process that requires multiple people to complete efficiently.
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This run is designed to comfortably house between 12 and 18 chickens, depending on the breed size and the amount of time they spend free-ranging.
The galvanised steel structure provides a strong barrier against many common predators, but we recommend burying wire mesh around the perimeter base to prevent digging animals.
Yes, the canopy is designed to be removable and replaceable should it become damaged by severe weather over time.
No, this product is a walk-in exercise run. It is designed to be used in conjunction with a separate coop for nesting and sleeping.
You will generally need basic hand tools such as a screwdriver, pliers, and a wrench, though a rubber mallet may be helpful for aligning frame sections.
Ensure the canopy straps are pulled taut and evenly tensioned across all support points.
Check that the frame is perfectly square and level; shift the base slightly if needed to align the door hinges.
Verify that all screws and bolts are tightened completely and that the frame is anchored firmly to the ground.
Assembly of the PawHut chicken run requires at least two people due to the size of the steel components. It is recommended to clear and level the ground before beginning installation to ensure the frame sits flush. Once assembled, regularly inspect the steel connections to ensure they remain tight and check the canopy for any pooling water or debris that could weigh it down.
To maximize the life of the run, periodically wipe down the steel frame with a soft cloth to remove dust or organic matter. If you live in an area with high wind, consider using additional ground anchors (not included) to ensure the structure remains stable. The canopy should be removed or carefully monitored during extreme winter snowstorms to prevent heavy accumulation.