Aivituvin Expandable Coop with Wheels
- Maker says
- Not stated
- Material
- FSC fir wood, galvanized mesh
- Nest boxes
- Yes, PVC-covered with locks
Best for Rotating a small flock around the yard
Aivituvin fir-wood chicken coops, from narrow mobile coops for two or three hens to expandable coops with runs, with listed hen counts and a reminder to check the inside floor.
See Aivituvin on AmazonBest for Rotating a small flock around the yard
Best for Small flocks starting out
Best for Two or three hens on the move
No product matches every filter.
Aivituvin sells flat-pack fir-wood coops with attached runs, many on wheels so you can move them to fresh grass. In our catalogue:
MEDEHOO coops are a separate brand, not Aivituvin, so check the brand and seller named on any listing before you compare hen counts or warranty terms.
None of these listings states the inside floor, so we cannot recount the hen numbers. Measure the house floor once assembled and run it through the coop size calculator.
Aivituvin suits a small flock, a chicken tractor on a lawn, or a grow-out coop for pullets. Wheels make moving easy, but a mobile coop must still lock tight at night. As with any light fir-wood kit coop, add ½ inch hardware cloth where the run meets the ground, upgrade simple latches and keep the roof sealed. Penn State's minimum is about 1.5 sq ft of inside floor per standard hen; UMN suggests 3–5.
PawHut is the closest rival, with similar fir coops and runs. OverEZ builds heavier panel coops, and Jojoka and TrailBlaze sell wheeled tractors. Omlet's Eglu Go is a plastic option for three hens.
Best for Two hens in a small yard
Best for A first small flock
Best for Pasture rotation in a small yard
Best for Starter flock of three
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