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Pine Chicken Coop Perch, Swing & Ladder Activity Frame – 200cm
Pine Chicken Coop Perch, Swing & Ladder Activity Frame – 200cm
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£65.00 GBP
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This 200 cm pine chicken coop perch frame combines tiered roosting bars, ladder-style ends and a suspended swing to add elevated activity and resting space to a suitable run or coop.







Key features and practical benefits
- Tiered roosting space: Multiple horizontal rails let birds choose different positions and heights.
- Two ladder ends: Sloping ladder sections provide additional climbing routes onto the frame.
- Suspended swing: The included swing adds another perch position for birds that accept moving surfaces.
- Pine construction: The carbon-colour pine frame is supplied as an assemble-at-home structure.
Dimensions and product details
| Overall size | 200 × 30 × 89 cm |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% pine wood |
| Colour | Carbon wood finish |
| Stated total capacity | 25 kg |
| Net weight | 4.2 kg |
| Included | Roosting frame, swing and instruction guide |
How to choose and use it
Measure the available run or coop floor space and leave clear routes around the frame. Place it on firm, level ground, tighten every fixing and check for splinters, sharp edges and loosened joints. The stated 8–10 chicken suggestion depends on breed size and welfare requirements.
Before first use
- Check every component against the included-parts list and assemble it according to the supplied instructions.
- Inspect fixings, fabric, doors, zips, wheels or frames as applicable before each use; stop using the product if damaged.
- Confirm the selected variant, measurements and available space before ordering. Size labels are not standard between products.
Frequently asked questions
Can it remain outdoors all year?
Wood needs inspection and suitable maintenance. Prolonged damp and weather exposure may shorten its life.
Does it replace the main night-time roost?
Not necessarily. Confirm perch dimensions, spacing and housing requirements for your flock.
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