White Chicken Run Nesting Box for 4–8 Chickens
White chicken run nesting box brings together a spacious outdoor run and a side-mounted nesting box for backyard chicken keeping. The run offers more than 22.5 sq. ft. (2.1 m²) of activity space for four to eight chickens, while the two-section box has a hinged lid for collecting eggs without stepping inside. A side door and lift-up top panel provide access for feeding, cleaning and managing the enclosure. The fir wood frame, galvanized wire mesh and wooden roof covering half the area complete the design. Use it to expand an existing setup with a hutch under 35.4" L x 35.4" W x 17.7" H (90 x 90 x 45 cm). Assembly is required.
- Run space: More than 22.5 sq. ft. (2.1 m²) of activity area for four to eight chickens.
- Two-section nesting box: The side-mounted box has a hinged lid for egg collection from outside the run.
- Multiple access points: A side door and lift-up top panel provide access for feeding, cleaning and managing the enclosure.
- Fir wood and galvanized wire mesh: The frame is made of fir wood, with galvanized wire mesh around the run.
- Partial wooden roof: Covers half the area to provide shade and shelter.
- Designed to expand a setup: Fits hutches under 35.4" L x 35.4" W x 17.7" H (90 x 90 x 45 cm). Assembly required.
- 1 x Chicken coop
- 1 x Manual
How many chickens is the run designed for?
The product information specifies four to eight chickens.
How much activity space does the run provide?
The run has more than 22.5 sq. ft. (2.1 m²) of activity space.
Can eggs be collected without entering the run?
The side-mounted, two-section nesting box has a hinged lid for egg collection from outside the run.
What access points does the run have?
It has a side door and a lift-up top panel.
What materials are used?
The frame is fir wood, and the enclosure uses galvanized wire mesh.
Does the roof cover the entire run?
No. The wooden roof covers half the area.
What hutch size does it fit?
It fits hutches under 35.4" L x 35.4" W x 17.7" H (90 x 90 x 45 cm).
Is assembly required?
Yes, assembly is required.
