Aivituvin Rabbit Hutch Indoor Bunny Cage Outdoor House with Deeper Leakproof Plastic Tray (Grey02-Two Sets)

Nice quality chicken coop. It was easy to assemble, the instructions were clearly written, and they were well illustrated. Like other reviewer's have mentioned, it is small, so I think it would only be large enough for two hens to sleep, / lay eggs in provided that they have a safe enclosure to walk around in during the day.It would be mean to keep them inside all the time. I think it is perfect for a half dozen baby chicks to spend their first few weeks home from the farm supply store before joining the mature flock. The wood is soft so not sure how long it would last if left out in the elements. I placed mine under a metal roof on pavers so it's not resting on wet grass, or dirt. All in, it's very nice, and worth the price.

Fairly easy to assemble. Directions pretty clear. I was able to assemble it in 1 to 2 hours. One gate hinge has a hard time closing due to the screws. Sticking out of the hinges. Will be fixable.Latching hardware, pretty cheap. Wheels small and will work for cultivated yards.Larger than I expected. It would very comfortably fit two chickens. Will probably fit up to 4 hens depending on the breed. Might be able to fit up to six silkies. Wouldn’t recommend this as a permanent enclosure for a large group.Bought this for after my chicks leave the brooder, and before I put them in with the full sized hens. Will also be nice to have for if I need to separate off one or two chickens at a time for different reasons.I can tell the poop tray will need to be cleaned daily or every couple days. It would be nice to little bit deeper so it could go longer between cleanouts.Also this weighs 60lbs not the listed 18-20. Came in two boxes weighing 30-32each. So it is at least somewhat sturdy!

Good design. All pieces assembled together correctly and lined up perfectly. Only thing off a bit was the ramp on its bracket. Ramp just a bit short to fit in the bracket all the way. Assembly directions were clear and easy to follow and the parts were clearly labeled. I would suggest painting or water/UV sealing before assembly. It has a light coating of spray paint that’s insufficient for most weather and the wood shows through the paint. Panels are 1/8” pine plywood and very thin. I added my own vent holes for more ventilation due to my hot location and the wood was very fragile. Frame is more durable but still pine, and very soft. Roof asphalt sheets were glued on with some kind of adhesive that lost its stickiness when placed in the summer sun and peeled up in some places along the edges, so had to be glued back down with real glue. Nice compact size fits well in my small backyard and it is very light when you use the wheels to move it around. I am a woman and could lift and move it with one hand. All and all, great bang for the buck, even with the extra shipping cost.

I bought the double hutch combo for my rabbit. It looks presentable and when mounted on a board of pvc as a base, is very easy to maintain with lots of access doors. The sizes of these things are made to look as big as possible in pics so make sure you understand what you're getting, which is why I bought two. I'm also modifying the roof so she can use ramps to access the roof tops as another floor to explore. The wood quality is very soft so alot of moving around may weaken some of the screws. We have moved it a few times and it feels solid still but it probably wouldn't endure alot of that. The wood may be a safer wood which is why it's soft, unsure as nothing is stated. The paint is only one thin coat that has soaked into the wood so you can still see slightly the color of the wood on occasion. Would not recommend putting this outside unless it's coated with a protective rabbit safe finish and raised a bit off the ground. A sheltered area would be best to put this under as it just doesn't seem outside-durable. There is a smaller hutch that I did not buy because it was too small. Please consider that these rabbits are animals designed to burrow and run. In the wild, they often hop the length of a football field. When put in a tiny space for hours, it can harm them. Please consider using an exercise pen fence in addition to any hutch you buy and purchasing an inexpensive thin pvc plastic board from home depot to go under so you don't have to worry about your floor. Your rabbit will thank you.