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For backyard flocks, hobby farms, and small-scale poultry businesses, VEVOR has a full line of chicken coops. There are metal chicken coops, large chicken coops, chicken nesting boxes, chicken tunnels, and chicken tunnels for yards in the lineup, so every chicken keeper can find a reliable way to house their birds, no matter how many they have or how much room they have outside. The weatherproofing, predator protection, and long-term structural stability of each coop make them suitable for year-round outdoor use. VEVOR chicken coops give every flock the safety and comfort they need, whether you are housing a small flock to start with or adding to an existing outdoor chicken coop.
Are you searching for a chicken house that will keep your birds safe from animals and the weather and keep them warm all year? To pick the right chicken coop, make sure the size, material, and layout are right for the number of birds you want to house and the outdoor area where the coop will go. There are many sizes and types of VEVOR chicken coops. There are small metal coops for starting out with a small group and big chicken coops with runs, nesting boxes, and chicken tunnels for yards with more room.
To choose the right chicken coop, you should first know how many birds it needs to house and which material will work best for your area's weather and outdoor conditions. There are a variety of sizes and kinds of materials for VEVOR chicken coops to fit different flock sizes and installation locations.
Metal chicken coops are the most durable housing option for people who keep chickens in their yards and need a building that can withstand persistent predators and harsh weather. Galvanized steel frames and heavy-gauge wire mesh walls make up VEVOR metal chicken coops. These materials don't rust or warp, and animals trying to get inside won't hurt them. The steel frame construction of metal chicken coops makes them more stable over time than wooden options, especially in damp places where wood tends to rot and swell.
VEVOR metal chicken coops feature wire-mesh panels with tight grid spacing that keep animals like foxes, raccoons, and weasels from reaching through the mesh or pulling it apart at the joints. VEVOR metal chicken coops feature reinforced door frames and secure latch systems that add an extra layer of protection where predators most often try to get in. In VEVOR's metal chicken coops, there are different sizes available so the building fits the current flock size while still providing room for more birds as the flock grows. The galvanized steel covering on VEVOR metal chicken coops protects them from corrosion for a long time. The protective surface layer doesn't need to be painted or treated with chemicals every year.
Large chicken coops have enough room inside and an attached run for medium- to large-backyard flocks to live comfortably without being crowded. Multiple birds can move around, roost, and get to their nesting boxes without having to fight for room during the day and at night in VEVOR's large chicken coops.
Overcrowding in a chicken coop leads to health problems, including stress, feather pecking, and reduced egg production. One of the most important decisions a backyard chicken keeper makes is what size coop to get based on how many chickens they have. Large VEVOR chicken coops feature a covered sleeping and nesting area, with an attached outdoor run. The run gives the birds fresh air and a place to scratch, but it doesn't put the flock at risk of being eaten by wild animals. Heavy-gauge wire mesh covers the attached run on VEVOR big chicken coops, keeping hawks, owls, and other birds of prey from getting in from above. Ventilation panels built into the upper walls of VEVOR big chicken coops allow fresh air to flow through the sleeping area without creating cold drafts at roost level. This helps keep the inside of the coop healthy year-round, in summer and winter.
People who keep small flocks of backyard chickens in cities can use compact chicken coops to house their chickens in small outdoor areas without sacrificing the safety and weather protection that all flocks need. There are VEVOR compact chicken coops, sized for two to six hens, that fit in backyards, side yards, and gardens that aren't big enough for a large coop.
Because they are so light and compact, VEVOR chicken coops are easier to move around in the yard when moving the flock to different grazing areas or when brief maintenance or cleaning work requires moving the structure. Compared to fixed-floor designs where waste builds up in hard-to-reach areas, VEVOR compact chicken coops' lift-out roosting trays and removable floor panels make cleaning the inside faster and more thorough. There are nesting box entry doors on the outside of small VEVOR chicken coops that let you collect eggs without having to open the main door and scare the birds inside. Small flock keepers can get all the essential features of a full-sized coop in a VEVOR compact chicken coop that takes up less room and fits the needs of a backyard hobby flock.
Hens have a dedicated, enclosed space in chicken nesting boxes to lay their eggs. This keeps the eggs clean, safe, and easy to gather. These VEVOR chicken nesting boxes can be bought separately and installed inside an existing coop or added to a VEVOR large chicken coop as an extra installation when the group gets too big for the built-in nesting area.
The inside of VEVOR chicken nesting boxes is big enough for standard laying hen breeds to fit easily, with enough depth and height for the birds to turn around and settle down before laying. Eggs laid in the VEVOR nesting boxes roll gently away from the laying area and into a covered collection pan right away. This reduces the number of cracked or dirty eggs and prevents hens from sitting on eggs for long periods. The nesting area stays clean between egg collection sessions thanks to the removable nesting box inserts that make it easy to clean and replace the bedding. Adding VEVOR chicken nesting boxes to any house gives hens a private, safe place to lay their eggs, helping them lay consistently and reducing the number of times they stop laying due to stress.
How comfortable the chickens are, how easy it is to keep up, and how well the structure performs in all seasons and weather conditions depend on the features built into the coop and the amount of space it provides for the flock. VEVOR chicken coops have useful features that meet the needs of people who keep chickens in their backyards every day.
Free-ranging in open yards, where predators are likely to be, is risky for chickens. Chicken tunnels let backyard flocks reach new grazing areas without that risk. VEVOR chicken tunnels are made up of separate wire mesh structures that can be connected directly to the coop run or to a separate access point in the coop wall. This lets the birds move easily through the tunnel system and graze in a larger area of the yard while still being safe inside the enclosure.
VEVOR makes chicken tunnels for yards that can go along fence lines, garden borders, and field edges. This way, the flock can graze on grass and bugs in places they wouldn't be able to get to from the main coop run. The modules that make up VEVOR chicken tunnels allow the system to be extended, reconfigured, or moved as yard conditions and flock control methods change over time. Most VEVOR chicken tunnel models have lightweight panel sections that join securely without tools. This makes setup and reconfiguration easy for people who keep backyard chickens but don't know much about building. When you add a chicken tunnel for the yard to a VEVOR house, it gives the birds a much wider range of places to look for food and protects them all day from predators on the ground and in the air.
Three factors that determine how well a chicken coop works in any season are ventilation, latching, and weather resistance. VEVOR chicken coops feature adjustable ventilation panels near the top that let old air and moisture escape from inside the coop without exposing sleeping birds to cold drafts at night.
To open the security latch on a VEVOR chicken coop, follow these two steps. This makes it much harder for raccoons and other smart predators to manipulate the lock and get in overnight. VEVOR chicken coops feature sloped roof panels that keep rainwater from the coop's walls and floor. This keeps water from getting inside, which would make the inside damp and easier for the chickens to contract respiratory illnesses. Some VEVOR chicken coop models have elevated floors that raise the sleeping area off the ground. This improves airflow under the coop, keeps the floor from getting too wet, and makes it harder for ground-dwelling rodents to reach the structure when they're seeking cover under the coop base. All of these features make VEVOR chicken coops a safe way to house flocks of chickens year-round in a wide range of climates and outdoor settings.
There is a VEVOR chicken coop for nearly any flock size, yard size, and climate condition. There are small starter coops and metal chicken coops, as well as big chicken coops, chicken nesting boxes, and chicken tunnels for yards. Competitively priced, each item comes with reliable post-sale support, so buyers can feel confident in their purchases. If you want to start a home flock for the first time or grow an existing poultry business, VEVOR has the right chicken coop ready to ship. At VEVOR, you can look through all of their chicken coops to find the right one for each bird in your group.
Two to four square feet of space inside the coop and eight to ten square feet of space in the run are enough for each standard laying hen. Bigger breeds need more space. Before choosing a coop size, compare the total number of birds to the stated interior floor area on the product page to ensure the birds don't get too crowded.
Metal chicken coops from VEVOR do have stainless steel frames and rust-proof wire mesh that work well in damp and wet weather. No need to paint every year, since the galvanized coating prevents surface corrosion. Placing the coop on level, well-drained ground also helps minimize moisture problems in wet areas.
There should be two nesting boxes for every flock of six hens, since hens often share nesting places and don't all lay at the same time. A good rule of thumb is to give each group of three to four hens one nesting box. Adding an extra VEVOR chicken nesting box unit gives the group more options and makes it easier for them to lay eggs during peak laying times.
Standard modular panel sizes allow many VEVOR chicken tunnels to connect to most current coop run access points. The connection point may need minor adjustments based on the existing coop's brand and the size of the run opening.
