【Pet】Double Savoy Large Chicken Coop with 2 Nest Boxes Suitable Up to 10 Small Birds
About this item:
Dimensions incl nest box (approx): 4ft 9"(W)x 3ft 3"(D)x 3ft 1"(H)
Galvanised metal pull-out tray for very easy cleaning. Suitable for up to 10 birds depending on size.
Made from animal friendly treated timber, designed to last for years. Totally Fox and Coyote proof.
Two nest boxes with 6 compartments and four perches. Feet of Coop covered by rot free adjustable plastic cap.
Comes flat packed, supplied in two boxes which maybe delivered separaterly. Requires assembly, clear instructions
Product Description
Why choose this coop?
The Savoy Chicken Coop Double Nest Box is an excellent coop with a fantastic range of features making it excellent value for money. It is a traditional coop made from wood, with a slanted roof design, and featuring an asphalt roof.
Its approximate dimensions are 4 ft 9"(W) x 3 ft 3"(D) x 3 ft 1"(H) including the overhangs.
Product Features:
- Suitable for up to 6-8 birds
- 2 nesting areas with openable lid for easy egg collection
- 6 nesting spaces
- Easy to clean slide-out galvanised tray
- Four roosting perches inside
- Waterproof asphalt roof
- Front ventilation door with wire mesh
- Lockable run door – totally fox proof
Customer questions & answers
Question: How many chickens will this hole comfortably?
Answer: Depends on type of chicken and how big your run is. I currently have 8 pullets but a decent size run For them.
Question: We have 4 pekin and 2 khaki campbells. Will this be large enough for all 6?
Answer: Yes! We have 11 chickens and they all fit in at night! Some sleep in the nesting boxes! It would be perfect for 6 chickens! It still surprises me that all 11 get in there but they do!
Question: How much does the coop weigh?
Answer: Thank you for your question. The overall weight of the Savoy Double Chicken coop is 90.39 lbs.
Question: Can the bottom tray be pulled out from ether side? How big are the front and back doors?
Answer: The tray can be pulled out from both sides. The nesting trays can be pulled out. I only use one door, but both doors are plenty wide enough for even a large rooster.