Pets Imperial® Dorchester Rabbit Chicken Coop Cage with Nest House and Fence

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If you live outside these areas then unfortunately, we are unable to offer delivery due to the high extra charges levied by the courier companies we use. You are welcome to arrange your own courier to collect from us, or we can deliver the items to a courier up north for onward journey to you.

Made from animal-friendly treated timber, solid tongue and groove assembly, designed to last for years Most door openers on the market work with doors that open in an up/down direction (pop-hole doors). Our Devon Hen House has a pop-hole door and has been specifically designed so it can be fitted with any one of these automatic door openers. We unfortuntely don't have an automatic door opener that can work on the sliding door of the Dorset. The raised roosting and nesting area of the Dorset Coop will hold 5 to 6 medium-sized birds quite comfortably.The internal space, which includes a nesting area with two compartments and two roosting perches, make it suitable for 2 medium-sized birds or up to 3-4 small-sized birds like bantams. Please note that different species have different living requirements and these numbers are only rough approximations that are based on our own experience and that of customers who are using the coop.

Inside the large housing area of the coop are two fully removable perches which gives plenty of roosting space for your hens. There are many popular products available with Cuprinol and Ronseal amongst the better-known brands. If you are looking for a clear wood preserver that will keep the colour of your coop then try this.We can deliver to most lowland areas in Scotland. These include the following postcodes: DD1-7 , DG , EH , FK1-6 , G , KA1-26 , KA29-30 , KY , ML , PA1-19 , PH1-2, TD The combination of new and well-established materials to create the most practical and aesthetically pleasing design I live in an area with a mild winter and a decent amount of rain throughout the year, so perhaps this coop is not suitable for wet climates??