PawHut 96.5" Chicken Tractor, Large Wooden Chicken Coop, Yellow

I just set up the coop. first of all the wood is sturdy. it was chipping off right out of the box. it smelled weird like cinnamon and ciggaretts. when i finished setting up the coop i put my chickens in there for the chickens to walk around.

I like it. My friend came over, saw the boxes and said, "Neat, let's put it together!" Chris had no problems with the instructions. We identified the parts first from the instructions, separated the hardware and screws into bowls, then got to work. I held the pieces together and Chris drove the screws with a little handheld battery operated screw driver. Only too we needed. Only took us about an hour to assemble. We had fun making the chicken tractor. I can see how people who do not usually build things might have a little trouble reading the instructions, but parts like the egg boxes have slots so it fits together easily. The egg box rests on a ledge so it was easy to determine where it fit. The only problem was that the floor / drawer did not slide into the slot. Slightly too big so it was too tight to slide. But I will only need to do a little sanding so it will slide in and that is the only reason I gave it four stars. The coop parts smelled rather strong when it arrived but that could be caused by being packed in boxes for who knows how long. I set the parts on the floor to air out in the garage for 2 days and it smelled fine. I like the smell of cedar. Now I just need to get some hens.