New Age Pet ecoFLEX Fontana Chicken Pen, Tan

Got this put together the screws that hold it together are like a hard sort of plastic and the minute I tried to move for my chickens the entire thing broke and snapped off the screws inside the holes! Was not too much weight to move it at all. Just terribly made for the price.

Bought this to house 6 Coturnix quail, works perfectly. Used indoors at first,, then outdoors. A skunk tried to get through the mesh more then once and couldn't. Easy to clean, large space, low roof. Our quails are so happy they lay a ton of eggs inside it. Put 2 feeders, 2 water dispensers, am oyster shell bowl, a box to hide and a plate of veggies and still had space. Love this item.

We bought the coop and pen after doing a lot of searching for a reasonably priced coop. The lower priced wooden ones you see everywhere are horribly made. We thought this might be better considering the wood/plastic polymer composite. We thought it would be like "Trex" decking, a really durable composite. We were wrong. The "mesh" is really flimsy, and held in by a few staples all the way around. I added some of my own after one section of the mesh came loose. I wouldn't want to find out what would happen if a decent sized predator jumped up on top. I imagine the mesh would cave right in. They claim it is designed to last for years... maybe if you never use it. They claim the latches and "sturdy We bought the coop and pen after doing a lot of searching for a reasonably priced coop. The lower priced wooden ones you see everywhere are horribly made. We thought this might be better considering the wood/plastic polymer composite. We thought it would be like "Trex" decking, a really durable composite. We were wrong. The "mesh" is really flimsy, and held in by a few staples all the way around. I added some of my own after one section of the mesh came loose. I wouldn't want to find out what would happen if a decent sized predator jumped up on top. I imagine the mesh would cave right in. They claim it is designed to last for years... maybe if you never use it. They claim the latches and "sturdy" mesh are predator resistant... and I doubt that. Overall not impressed by this product. It seems a great concept, poorly realized in a final product. … more

Es un articulo fantastico perfecta altura perfecta medida fasil de harmar y seguro para nuestros pet. Yo la compre para resguardar dos pollitas y gozan de mucho espacio en la jaula y lo mejor de esta jaula es que podre agregales extenciones si quisiera agrandarla. La recomiendo para cualquer tipo sea su favorito pet.

The holes for the screws did not line up from piece to piece. Very flimsy. I bought supplies to build a wooden one from scratch and spent less money. Do it yourself and spare yourself a headache. I do appreciate the easy return process.

The pieces do not match the instructions. I attempted to put it together anyways - how hard can it be right? Well, when they put half of the wrong parts in the box, it is impossible. And the solution- submit a "ticket" in which they will respond in 7-10 business days. Now I have a hunk of broken junk that I have to throw in the garbage.

I purchased this as an enclosure for my parakeets so they can safely forage in the grass, enjoy some sunshine and fresh air, and possibly interact with some of the wild jays, cardinals and finches in my yard. To complete the outdoor playpen for my birds, I plan to add some perches and food/water bowls to add to their comfort, and will also staple a section of canvas over part of the enclosure to provide shade. The most important reason why I bought this pen was to minimize the risk of harm to my birds by any predatory animals (my backyard is visited by everything from hawks, foxes, to even the occasional coyote). This enclosure is not 100% predator-proof, especially since it has no wire I purchased this as an enclosure for my parakeets so they can safely forage in the grass, enjoy some sunshine and fresh air, and possibly interact with some of the wild jays, cardinals and finches in my yard. To complete the outdoor playpen for my birds, I plan to add some perches and food/water bowls to add to their comfort, and will also staple a section of canvas over part of the enclosure to provide shade. The most important reason why I bought this pen was to minimize the risk of harm to my birds by any predatory animals (my backyard is visited by everything from hawks, foxes, to even the occasional coyote). This enclosure is not 100% predator-proof, especially since it has no wire on the bottom. I would never leave a bird of any size in this enclosure overnight - a coyote or fox would, with enough time, eventually find its way into this enclosure. But - since I only plan on having the birds in it during the day, and will not be leaving them in it without supervision, this enclosure works perfectly for my needs. It is incredibly spacious for my little birds. It is boxy and heavy enough that it cannot be easily tipped over, and the frame and mesh fencing is strong enough to offer the birds protection from any sneak attack an animal might attempt if I step into the house for a minute or two. I like that the pen is made of a plastic composite material, it should add years to the life of the enclosure. … more

This chicken pen is made cheaply. The screens are stapled. The pen is flimsy. I would not trust leaving my chickens in this pen. To easy for Raccoons and other predators. Easy to put together even with some numbers missing on some of the parts. If it was not so much trouble to take apart and send back I would. I have wasted my money on this and the Chick coop. Maybe the Nashville Humane society can use them indoors. I can not use either here on my farm Thank you

I actually got this for my cats to enjoy being outside and secure without a harness and leash, which they don't mind. It's portable and roomy for any small pet. Indoors or out.

We bought this to use for introducing our baby chicks to our adults. It's very flimsy and will definitely need reinforced. I thought for the price it would be decent quality. It will work for now but I am definitely going to try to build my own next time.