TAKUKA Chicken Coops
These two-story wooden structures provide a weatherproof habitat for small animals like chickens, ducks, and rabbits. The mobile design includes integrated nesting boxes and asphalt roofs for protection
1 coop from TAKUKA
Two-Story Layout
The vertical design provides separate areas for nesting and roaming.
Weatherproof Protection
Asphalt roofs and treated wood keep animals dry in rain.
Multi-Species Use
These units accommodate chickens, ducks, rabbits, and quail.
Buyer notes
The two-story design gives my ducks a nice place to sleep away from the ground.
The asphalt roof keeps the nesting box completely dry even during heavy storms.
It was easy to move this wooden hutch around the yard to give the animals fresh grass.
Small Animal Habitat Standards
These listings detail wooden hutches with dimensions of 43W x 38D x 39H. The structures feature a two-story configuration with dedicated nesting boxes and mobile capabilities.
- Wooden construction
- Two-story bunny and duck cage
- Integrated nesting box
- Weatherproof asphalt roof
- Mobile backyard design
- 43W x 38D x 39H dimensions
Versatile Housing
These models are suitable for various small animals including quail and rabbits.
Compact Footprint
The 43 in width makes these ideal for smaller backyards or limited spaces.
Vertical Space
The two-story design maximizes the living area without increasing the ground footprint.
Outdoor Durability
The use of weatherproof materials ensures the hutch remains functional in backyard settings.
TAKUKA Questions
What animals can live in these coops?
These structures are designed for chickens, ducks, rabbits, and quail. They serve as versatile small animal hutches.
What are the dimensions of the hutch?
The models in this set measure 43W x 38D x 39H. This provides a compact but multi-level living space.
Is the roof waterproof?
Yes, these coops feature a weatherproof asphalt roof. This protects the interior and the nesting box from rain.
Does it have a nesting box?
These models include an integrated nesting box. This provides a dedicated space for animals to rest or lay eggs.