Benass JDJL-3x6-1 Metal Chicken Run with Cover, 10 x 20 x 6.5 ft
Product description
For chicken keepers who need room for a larger flock to move and perch, the Benass 10 x 20 x 6.5 ft run combines an expansive rectangular enclosure with a covered top.
Its metal frame, coated wire mesh, and two roof covers create a dedicated outdoor space for daily flock care.
Split doors and a perch bar add practical touches for feeding, watering, and giving chickens a place to roost.
How to use it
Set up the rectangular run as an outdoor enclosure, securing the mesh to the frame with the included zip ties and bungee balls. The two roof covers span sections of the top and are designed to help shield chickens from rain and UV exposure. They can also be removed on sunny days, so you can adapt the covered area to the conditions.
The split-door design lets you open the upper or lower section separately. That makes routine tasks such as adding feed or placing a water dispenser more convenient, while the divided access helps keep the opening focused on the task at hand. The listed door opening is 5.25 feet high by 2 feet wide. A roosting perch gives the flock a place to perch within the enclosure.
Technical overview
- Type: Outdoor metal chicken run
- Shape: Rectangular
- Dimensions: 19.7 feet long x 9.8 feet wide x 6.56 feet high
- Suggested capacity: 20–30 chickens
- Frame: 1-inch galvanized steel with reinforcement bars at the four corners
- Mesh: 1 mm PVC-coated steel wire
- Roof: Two 120 gsm UV- and PE-coated covers
- Access: Split doors with three U-shaped locks
- Included components: Bungee balls, detachable zip ties, mesh wire, two covers, and a roosting ladder
The supplied components support a complete run setup without sourcing the main mesh, fastening ties, or roof covers separately. Compared with assembling a smaller pen from separate pieces, this large-format kit brings the enclosure materials and key accessories together in one package.
What you’ll notice day to day
The generous footprint gives chickens space to move around the enclosure, while the perch adds another useful feature for their routine. The covered top helps create shelter within the run, and the removable covers offer flexibility when you want to expose the area to sunlight. How does the access design help with everyday care? Opening one door section at a time gives you a practical way to reach inside for feeding or water placement.
The galvanized steel frame and corner reinforcement bars provide the structure for the enclosure, while PVC-coated wire forms the sides. Together, these materials define a dedicated outdoor space for a backyard flock. The included ties and bungee balls help attach the mesh and covers during setup.
Final verdict
The Benass run suits keepers looking for a spacious outdoor enclosure with a covered top, built-in roosting perch, and access designed for routine care. Its 10 x 20 footprint and included setup components make it a practical choice for creating a defined area for a flock of 20–30 chickens.