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Garvee Large Metal Chicken Coop with Run, 120" x 40" x 40", Waterproof UV Resistant Cover, 2 Doors, Black
Garvee Large Metal Chicken Coop with Run, 120" x 40" x 40", Waterproof UV Resistant Cover, 2 Doors, Black
Three-Compartment Metal Chicken Run for Organized Outdoor Care
Create a dedicated backyard space for chickens and other small animals with a 120-inch metal poultry enclosure. Three compartments, two access doors and a covered section support flock separation, feeding, cleaning and everyday outdoor activity.
Separate Birds and Small Animals
The three-compartment layout helps organize different poultry groups, isolate new animals or create dedicated areas for feeding, resting and supervised outdoor activity.
Access the Enclosure from Two Doors
Two entry doors provide convenient access to different sections of the run, helping simplify feeding, watering, cleaning and routine inspection.
Add Shade and Weather Protection
The waterproof, UV-resistant cover creates a sheltered area from direct sunlight and precipitation, while the sloped design helps encourage water and debris to run off.
Build a Defined Outdoor Poultry Area
Galvanized black square tubing and surrounding wire mesh form a practical outdoor enclosure that keeps animals contained while maintaining airflow and visibility.
Flexible Space for Backyard Flocks
Use the divided metal run for backyard poultry care, flock management and small-animal housing. Capacity depends on the breed, animal size, internal equipment and amount of activity space required.
Product Specifications
| Product Type | Metal Chicken Coop Run with Cover |
| Overall Dimensions | 120" L × 40" W × 40" H |
| Compartment Layout | 3 Compartments |
| Door Configuration | 2 Access Doors |
| Frame and Mesh | Galvanized Black Square-Tube Frame with Wire Mesh |
| Cover | Waterproof and UV-Resistant Outdoor Cover |
- Place the enclosure on flat, stable and well-drained ground.
- Avoid low areas that may collect standing water after rain.
- Check the frame connections, mesh, doors and cover regularly for wear or damage.
- Secure both doors before leaving animals unattended.
- Maintain airflow, shade and sufficient floor space for the breed and number of animals housed.
