PawHut 43" Chicken Coop with Wheels, 2–4 Hens
- Maker says
- 2–4 hens
- Material
- Fir wood, asphalt roof
- Nest boxes
- 1, latched
Best for Two or three hens
PawHut fir-wood chicken coops with runs, from 39 to 137 inches, an add-on run, a walk-in metal run and a roll-out nest box, with listed hen counts checked against floor space where possible.
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PawHut sells budget fir-wood coops that ship flat with an attached run, plus runs and a nest box. In our catalogue:
Only the 39 in coop lists its inside floor, so it is the one we can recount. The box shows the maker's claim next to each extension norm.
Maker says 2–4 chickens. By the Penn State Extension minimum norm (1.5 sq ft per laying hen inside) this coop fits ≈ 2 standard hens.
| Norm (source) | Inside, sq ft per hen | Fits in the coop |
|---|---|---|
| Penn State Extension minimum | 1.5 | 2 |
| University of Minnesota Extension | 3–5 | 0–1 |
| Common 4 + 10 rule of thumb | 4 | 1 |
Coop floor 4.0 sq ft (listing: Main house 4 sq ft; nest box 2 sq ft). Counts are rounded down, for standard-size laying hens; bantams need less (Penn State: 1 sq ft inside). Nest boxes and roosts are not counted. These are published planning figures, not a test of this coop: measure the inside floor before you add birds. Check your own flock in the coop size calculator.
PawHut suits a small starter flock on a budget, a temporary coop for chicks moving outdoors, or a hospital pen. Expect light panels: add hardware cloth over vents and the run's lower walls, upgrade latches raccoons can open, and seal the roof. Size by the inside floor rather than the listed hen count, and use the coop size calculator.
Aivituvin sells similar fir coops, some on wheels; OverEZ builds heavier panels for larger flocks; Omlet's Eglu Go is a plastic option for three hens. For walk-in runs, Garvee and IDEALHOUSE offer metal kits.
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