Quicktent chicken run reviews?

[Raubkatze]

One thing to keep in mind with a tarp roof is that any water runoff will soak into the run itself. The only dry areas will be in the very center. That's where we keep our food, dust baths, and broody/sick pens. I also have experience with the Omlet cube and would happy to talk to you about that, if you'd like.

My experience so far has been that water gets about 6 inches into one side of the run. Two sides are protected by a building and stay practically dry. The final side withe door I haven't noticed any real wetness either. The inside of the run stays very dry. I'm surprised the grass in there is still growing, to be honest. We do plan to upgrade to a polycarbonate roof before winter to deal with snow load.

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

I have been debating something like this as well. So many of them just have chicken wire and nothing over the top or bottom of the door. They’re basically wimpy dog runs. This looks more promising though. Let us know how it works out for you!