Producer’s Pride Universal Poultry Pen, 8 x 8 ft., CR0808
Give your chickens room to flap their wings with the Producer’s Pride Universal Poultry Pen. Each universal poultry pen is made of rust-resistant powder-coated steel and designed to keep even the strongest predators out.
Give your chickens room to flap their wings with the Producer’s Pride Universal Poultry Pen. Each universal poultry pen is made of rust-resistant powder-coated steel and designed to keep even the strongest predators out. In addition to a predator proof latch, this incredible chicken coop contains a durable door that is compatible with most pad locks. This high quality 8 feet x 8 feet walk-in poultry pen offers a large roaming space while providing true protection from predators.
- Contains a special knock-out panel that allows you to directly attach it to your chicken’s coop
- Made of rust-resistant powder-coated steel and designed to keep even the strongest predators out
- Large entry door for easy access
- Contains a durable door that is compatible with most pad locks
- Easy assembly
- Removable wire panel
- Dimensions of the chicken pen: 8 feet x 8 feet x 6.7 feet
- Accommodates up to 6 chickens
- Hard mesh roof is predator proof
- High quality walk-in poultry pen offers a large roaming space while providing true protection from predators
- Easy to go inside and clean
- Connects to other pens to create a larger pen (sold separately)
Additional information
| Product Weight | 264 lb. |
|---|---|
| Product Length | 8 ft. 4 in. |
| Door Height | 6 ft. |
| Door Latch Type | Heavy duty 2-way latch |
| Door Width | 30 in. |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Foraging or Run Area Length | 8 ft. 4 in. |
| Foraging or Run Area Width | 8 ft. |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Location of Doors | Side |
| Product Height | 6.7 ft. |
| Product Width | 8 ft. |
| Recommended Number of Animals | 15 |
| Roof Material | Steel |
| Roof Style | Steel wire roof with steel tube frame |
| UV Resistant | Yes |
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by Mike
The Producer’s Pride Universal Poultry Pen is a very sturdy and solid cage. It has a robust feel to it and is heavy. The door and latch are solid. It would be a great choice for an animal kennel. Take note of some considerations when using it for birds: the gaps along the base and between panels are large. A chick or small bird would have no trouble escaping through these gaps (we lost one chick this way). Also, a rodent or snake would be able to get in through these gaps. You should wrap the lower half in chicken wire or mesh to add protection for small birds. However, for larger animals there shouldn’t be any issues. I noticed dozens of people are asking about expandability of this cage. Producer’s Pride really needs to sell additional panels…there is a HUGE demand for them but they are simply not available. You would need to purchase an entire additional pen unit if you wish to expand. It’s unfortunate because there is obviously a demand for panels. This product would also greatly benefit from some covering options. A tarp covering is tacky and cheap. People purchasing this cage are looking for a superior product, so it should have appropriate accessories and options.
by Dani
The best ! Sturdy, protective, and spacious! Our Coop fits inside wirh plenty of space for my ladies to roam. Worth the money! Best investment we could have made for them.
by Beagle
I had purchased this pen to use for my adopted beagle pup and it has been absolutely amazing! One thing I did to make it better was to attach hardware cloth (wire) to the bottom of the pen to keep my dog from digging out and this has made the pen virtually escape-proof. I now have adopted another beagle (both spayed females) and when they get the zoomies in the pen, I don’t have to worry that they are going to get out! I use a thick layer of shavings on the floor so that it is comfortable and easy to clean. This pen looks very nice and as I painted the bottom rail and all of the hardware with a heavy duty black gloss paint, just as a precaution against future problems with rust, I feel this pen will last a long time and look good too. Also I used 10×10 shade mesh cloth around it to help with the summer sun when the dogs are out playing. (I don’t leave them in the pen all day, only for exercise.)
by Peter
Great product. Love the roof so a tarp can be put on. It was the last one on the lot and was torn. They gave me extra pieces fearing bolts and other hardware might be missing. Got it home and sure enough some were missing but the pipping was bent. Called and told them they refunded me 200$. It’s not quite square because of being bent but is still wonderful pen and great customer service
by Jedi
Petty good chicken pen, needs a little fencing strips to cover the gaps against predators.. This pen is cheaper and time saving than getting wood and cattle panels.. On my mine it came bent but not too bad from shipping. A few of the welds were junky and are rusting a couple months but spray paint will fix that.. Took most of the day to set up with 2 people. Over all this pen worth the price, saves money.
by Steve
Easy to assemble, strong and looks nice. I bought 2 pens to put them together and found I cannot incorporate all panels together. But what I can put together is enough for my hens. The extra panels will be used elsewhere.
by James
We run a cat rescue and some of those boogers just want to be outside for a bit so this will be their catio from a window. It’s very sturdy and well made. I love how there is a panel that can be pulled out to add onto it so we will likely attach another pen in the future.
by Wolfeden
Its a great addition to a chicken coop. Simple to put together (much easier with two). Its a very sturdy cage that gives my young (or old) chickens extra space to figure things out and get their chicken on.. When putting together pay attention to the size holes in the up/down panels. Put the smaller holes to the bottom. Young chicks will breeze right through the larger ones. . Very happy with the purchase..
by Art
Assembles quick, nice internal space for my chickens, i used this in conjunction with the producers pride chicken coop. I like it and i recommend it.
by Bitter
This is one of the better poultry pens around. The top is enclosed and it’s easy to install. We have two of these and we love them. We will be purchasing a third one to house some duck and or chickens. They have helped to keep our animals safe at night which we are thankful for.
by Anthony
Great product. But the gaps where the panels meet need to be smaller. Predators can still reach in through them.
by Daniel
Exceptional Quality Product. I would recommend this product for any use with livestock. I bought two and will buy many more!
by Kathryn
Awesome addition to our chicken coop. Bottom needs a little smaller chicken wire to keep small ones in, but overall great product. Easy build.
by Lisa
I purchased this for my chickens, I just didn’t have the time to build a chicken run. This option is very rugged, I believe my dogs would be quite save in it. My husband and I put it together in one day. It is very heavy. The door is easy to use and makes getting in to feed,water,and clean the pen easy. While it is a pricey option I’m already thinking about buying additional panels to extend it. I love it.
by Kim
We have purchased 2 of these pens. They are easy to assemble and even better they’re easy to get in and out of by humans. We are happy with our purchases.
by Nibor
Even though the measurements were clearly marked on the pen, when we got it home and set up, it was much smaller than I expected. It definitely took 2 people to put it together, but the instructions were clear and consice.