Esright 12032

Esright Metal Large Chicken Coop Run

Model: 12032 - Instruction Manual

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the assembly, operation, and maintenance of your Esright Metal Large Chicken Coop Run. This walk-in enclosure is designed to provide a secure and spacious habitat for various small animals, including chickens, ducks, rabbits, geese, quails, cats, and small dogs. Please read all instructions carefully before beginning assembly or use to ensure safe and correct installation and operation.

Esright Metal Large Chicken Coop Run in a backyard setting with chickens inside.

Image 1.1: Overview of the Esright Metal Large Chicken Coop Run.

2. Safety Information

  • Always wear appropriate safety gear, such as gloves, during assembly to prevent injuries.
  • Ensure all connections are securely fastened before allowing animals into the enclosure.
  • Position the coop on level ground to prevent instability.
  • Regularly inspect the coop for any damaged parts or loose connections to maintain animal safety and structural integrity.
  • Keep children away from the assembly area.

3. Package Contents

The Esright Metal Large Chicken Coop Run arrives in two packages and includes the following components:

  • Galvanized Steel Tubing (Frame components)
  • Dip-coated Hexagonal Wire Mesh
  • 420D Oxford Fabric Waterproof Tarp (Cover)
  • Ground Stakes
  • Bungee Cords
  • Hardware Kit (bolts, nuts, washers)
  • Zip Ties
  • Instruction Manual

4. Setup Instructions

Assembly typically requires two people and can be completed in approximately 2-3 hours. Follow the steps below for a smooth and safe installation.

4.1 Frame Assembly

Begin by connecting the galvanized steel tubing sections to form the main frame structure. Ensure all connections are secure using the provided hardware. The frame features a dome roof design.

Close-up images showing 1-inch galvanized steel tubing and a roll of dip-coated wire mesh.

Image 4.1: Components of the durable and secure design, including galvanized steel tubing and dip-coated wire mesh.

4.2 Wire Mesh Installation

Unroll the dip-coated hexagonal wire mesh and attach it to the assembled frame using the provided zip ties. Ensure the mesh is taut and covers all open sides of the frame to prevent escapes and deter predators. Overlap edges where necessary for added security.

4.3 Door and Latch Installation

Install the walk-in door into the designated opening in the frame. Attach the escape-proof door latch mechanism, ensuring it operates smoothly and securely closes the door.

Four close-up images showing an escape-proof door latch, an anti-tip base with ground stakes, a spring locking mechanism for the cover, and a safe and reliable connection point for frame tubes.

Image 4.2: Details of the escape-proof door latch, anti-tip base, spring locking mechanism, and frame connection.

4.4 Cover Attachment

Drape the 420D Oxford fabric waterproof tarp over the dome roof frame. Secure the cover using the bungee cords, ensuring it is pulled taut to allow for proper water runoff and to prevent pooling. The cover provides protection from sun, rain, and snow.

Image showing the weather-resistant cover on the chicken coop, highlighting its water-resistant, UV protection, and snow-proof features.

Image 4.3: The weather-resistant cover providing protection from elements.

4.5 Securing to Ground

Use the provided ground stakes to anchor the coop securely to the ground. This enhances stability and wind resistance.

Two people assembling the chicken coop frame, with text indicating 2-3 hours assembly time, reading the manual, and service team availability.

Image 4.4: Visual representation of the assembly process and important notes.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1 Animal Placement

This coop is suitable for 8-12 chickens and can also house ducks, rabbits, geese, quails, cats, and small dogs. Ensure the number of animals is appropriate for the 13x10 ft (130 sq ft) space to allow them to roam freely and comfortably.

Image showing the dimensions of the chicken coop (13'L x 10'W x 6.4'H) and icons of various animals it can house: ducks, chickens, rabbits, geese, and dogs.

Image 5.1: Spacious area and suitable animals for the coop.

5.2 Daily Use

The walk-in design (5.5 ft height, 2 ft width door) allows for easy access for feeding, watering, and cleaning. Always ensure the door is securely latched after entering or exiting to prevent animals from escaping and to protect them from predators.

An older man standing inside the chicken coop with chickens, illustrating the walk-in design and the 5.5 ft door height.

Image 5.2: Walk-in design for easy access and animal care.

5.3 Predator Protection

The dip-coated hexagonal wire mesh (0.9mm thickened steel wire) and secure latches provide strong protection against common predators. Regularly check the integrity of the mesh and latches.

Two chickens inside the coop with a fox visible outside the mesh, demonstrating the predator protection feature with a close-up of the 0.9mm thickened steel wire.

Image 5.3: Strong protection against predators.

6. Maintenance

6.1 Regular Cleaning

Clean the coop regularly to maintain a hygienic environment for your animals. The wire mesh can be hosed down, and the cover can be wiped clean. Remove animal waste and old bedding frequently.

6.2 Inspection

Periodically inspect the entire structure for any signs of wear, damage, or loose components. Check the galvanized steel tubing for rust, the wire mesh for tears or holes, and the cover for rips. Ensure all bungee cords and zip ties are secure.

6.3 Cover Care

Ensure the waterproof tarp remains taut to prevent water from pooling, especially during heavy rain or snow. Pooling water can stress the frame and potentially lead to collapse. If necessary, adjust bungee cords or add additional support to the cover.

7. Troubleshooting

  • Water Pooling on Cover: Ensure the cover is installed tightly and evenly across the dome roof. Adjust bungee cords to increase tension. If persistent, consider adding a central support under the cover to create a steeper slope for water runoff.
  • Unstable Frame: Verify that all frame connections are fully tightened. Ensure ground stakes are firmly driven into the soil. If the ground is uneven, consider leveling the area before assembly.
  • Wire Mesh Sagging or Loose: Re-secure loose sections of wire mesh with additional zip ties. Ensure the mesh is pulled taut during installation.
  • Door Not Latching Securely: Check for any obstructions around the latch mechanism. Ensure the door frame is properly aligned. Adjust the latch components if necessary.

8. Specifications

FeatureDetail
Product Dimensions (L x W x H)156" x 120" x 76.8" (13 ft x 10 ft x 6.4 ft)
Item Model Number12032
Item Weight80 Pounds
Frame MaterialGalvanized Steel Tubing (1-inch diameter, 28-mil thick)
Mesh MaterialDip-coated Hexagonal Wire Mesh (0.9mm thickened steel wire)
Cover Material420D Oxford Fabric (Waterproof, UV Protection, Snow-proof)
Door Height5.5 ft
Door Width2 ft
CapacitySuitable for 8-12 chickens
Special FeaturesLockable, Weather Resistant

9. Warranty and Support

Esright offers a one-year warranty for this product, ensuring your purchase is worry-free. This warranty covers manufacturing defects and material flaws under normal use.

For any issues encountered during use, installation questions, replacement parts, or after-sales support, please contact our customer service team. We are available to provide assistance and ensure your satisfaction.

For further assistance, please visit the Esright Store on Amazon.

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