PawHut D51-099V02OG Chicken Coop, 137" Run, Fir Wood, Dual Nesting Boxes

At 3.47L x 1.6W x 1.5H metres, this PawHut outdoor chicken coop combines a fir-wood hen house with an extra-large attached run. Its waterproof roof is made from anti-UV material, while wire mesh and lockable doors add practical security for everyday flock care.

Two nesting boxes, a ramp and a pull-out tray make the layout easier to use and maintain.

Worth noting

The raised hen house includes two nesting boxes, each with three nesting spaces, giving hens separate places to lay. The attached run adds room for movement within the coop setup, while the ramp provides access between the run and the elevated house. The design is suited to 4–6 chickens, depending on their size and breed, so the flock’s fit is an important part of choosing this model.

Fir wood with paint forms the main structure, and the waterproof, anti-UV roof offers added weather protection for outdoor use. Wire mesh helps keep predators out, and lockable doors provide a way to secure the enclosure. An interior door can be operated from outside with a pull rod, making it possible to manage access without reaching into the hen house. For a backyard setup, these features bring nesting, shelter and a run together in one connected structure rather than requiring separate enclosures.

Care & maintenance

The built-in slide-out tray collects droppings and waste, so routine cleaning can be handled from the tray rather than by clearing the entire floor each time. A back door gives access for deeper cleaning and maintenance. Two sliding windows facilitate airflow through the coop, adding ventilation to the enclosed space.

For regular upkeep, remove and clean the tray as needed, and use the back access when the interior needs a more thorough clean. Keeping the nesting spaces and run tidy helps maintain a practical environment for the flock and makes the coop easier to manage as part of a daily backyard routine.

Practical tips

Plan the coop around the hens’ size and breed, using the 4–6-hen suitability as a guide rather than treating every flock as identical. The ramp links the run to the raised house, while the exterior pull rod lets you operate the interior door from outside. Together, these details can simplify ordinary access and flock management.

The two nesting boxes are positioned on either side of the coop, with three nesting spaces in each. That gives hens several designated laying areas within the same structure. Check the lockable doors as part of your usual routine, and use the pull-out tray and rear access to make cleaning part of ongoing care.

When it makes sense

This model makes sense if you want an outdoor coop that brings a hen house, attached run and multiple nesting spaces into one setup. Its fir-wood construction, weather-protective roof, mesh enclosure and lockable doors suit backyard flock keeping, while the tray and back door support day-to-day cleaning. For households choosing between a basic enclosed hen house and a more complete coop-and-run arrangement, the attached run and dual nesting boxes are the practical differentiators. It is designed for 4–6 hens, with the appropriate fit depending on the birds’ size and breed.