What is the measurement of thee opening of the hutch? We have silkie chickens and want to make sure they fit.
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Hi---We use ours for mini lop bunnies and the opening is fine for them, so should be fine for the chickens. I actually bought a child's wooden play house from Costco for my chickens. It is sturdier, much bigger, and the materials are better and fastened with screws instead of staples. It was less money too! Since you can stand up in it, it is much easier to clean also.Just add some dowels for perches, and a few nesting boxes, then put some chicken wire in the windows if you want to keep predators out.
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you can open the roof or the rectangle part. without being in front of it...i'm guessing arounfd 36". you can remove the porch from inside for more room, but they might be able to squeeze underneath and get out.
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The opening is big enough, but once it's inside there's only room for one chicken!!!! Tiny!!! Flimsy like u can't believe!!!
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I was also disappointed in this hutch. I stopped putting my rabbit in it. The back is peeling and your right, its not very big at all. I have also bought a animal play pen and put it at the opening of the bottom door for extra room for running around. My opinion, perfect for a guinea pig, but we both know how much a rabbit poops. : )
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I am not sure. It is a fairly sturdy hutch, but my 2 chicks got too large for it very quickly. The covered area wasn't large enough for both to sleep in. If you do buy it, consider replacing the plastic knob that "latches" the door from the outside. An animal ripped it off and killed one of our chickens!
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I'm not sure as far as measurements (I think the measurements are listed in the description), but they are all pretty good size. I have 3 cats, including a 17lb one, and they all have plenty of room on the perches and in the house (we call it a "hut"). I hope this helps!
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no difference in size and it is a great cage. I love mine and it is so pretty with parakeets in it. Hope i helped a little
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the door is 6 1/2" wide by 10" high. I have two bunnies and one is large and she has no problem going in or out. The house is surprisingly well made for the cost. I like it and so do my bunnies
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A: 30" wide-20" deep- 28" tall the hutch that sits on top is 30" wide-6" deep and 5 1/2" tall
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I agree with Gerald Clare. The opening narrows slightly from the top to the narrowest width. I measured 7 cm at the top and 6.7 cm at the narrowest width would be a good estimate for me.
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My bird house is already hanging. My measurements run approximately the same as Richard Hine listed below. I felt it was really well built and hoping as soon as the wrens get here or the chcickadees find it, it will be occupied. The hole is the right size for a wren or chickadees.
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Can always modify it. We just added a 15×15 run. This coop is small tho. Good for 2-3 chickens. I have 5 & is very cramped. Thank goodness it was winter so they kept each other warm lol
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I did 432 inches of a small animal hutch! 2 levels each being 4ft by 10ft! And I actually did 2 divider walls too! So 1 tubw should be plenty! I used a silicone caulking gun!
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Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side openings on one side for the food dishes. Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side... » Read More Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side openings on one side for the food dishes. « Show Less
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We could not get ours to fit either. There is a yellow high chair with a bird on it that comes with a kitchen set. The babies will fit in there! :)
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I'm not sure what your question is...but our crate measures that size. What you want to verify is the door measurement.
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House sparrows can't fit into a circular entrance that is less than 1-1/4 inches. This box entrance is 1-1/8 inches in diameter so they can't get in and nest.
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Hi Katrinka,We have the hut/run and we love it is at least 3 feet at the tallest point. The rabbits love it! We are super happy with it, it is spacious and there is lots of room, we have 2 large rabbits in there. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Product Dimensions: 53.5 x 31.5 x 59.2 inches ; 129 pounds --- 31.5 inches of actual wall space if hutch is against wall with desk out towards room.