A good coop style set up!

I would say this is an example of a good chicken coop style set up which could be used for rabbits? Obviously with the ladder taken out. :lol: Usually all the ones sold are too small but this is 47 square feet.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GIANT-CHICKEN...es_Poultry&hash=item53e76af30e#ht_4691wt_1002

That's fab

I seen a few i liked the look of today and i think? rather good prices?
just need to talk OH around :lol:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....900015&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_4120wt_932

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LARGE-7FT-Pou...ies_Poultry&hash=item439c504aac#ht_5126wt_932

and the one i really really want

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GIANT-8FT-Pou...ies_Poultry&hash=item3cb77c1553#ht_5237wt_932

If the balcony style piece is still held in with a flimsy latch it's not at all resistant to foxes.

Stator said:

If the balcony style piece is still held in with a flimsy latch it's not at all resistant to foxes.

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That can easily be changed though

If the balcony style piece is still held in with a flimsy latch it's not at all resistant to foxes.

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Most pre-made animal set-ups need altered and adapted anyway?
Well in my opinion I've yet to find one that wouldn't need adapted in some way.

I quite like those, I debated getting one for our bunsters. The only problem I had is that they would be very difficult to clean out unless you leave a big space around to pull out the tray. Most people would want to put that in a corner to maximise garden space.

I would also mention, many of the standard sized coops can be adapted quite well too.
Here's a pic of what I used to have - the indoor area was around 4x3 and the runs were both approximately 6x3.