GUTINNEEN Large Chicken Coop 135in Chicken House with Run Wooden Hen House Poultry Cage with 6 Large Nesting Boxes for 10-15 Chickens Review (2026)
Updated September 14, 2026 · Research-based review
Our verdict
GUTINNEEN's 135 inch wooden coop suits keepers with a large laying flock who want the most nesting boxes on offer in this size class along with a run built into the same structure. The main strength is 6 large nesting boxes for a 10 to 15 bird flock, the trade off is a long footprint that will not suit a small or oddly shaped yard.

GUTINNEEN's 135in wooden chicken house with run and 6 large nesting boxes, built for flocks of 10-15 chickens.
Price range: $ (Budget)
What we liked
- + 6 large nesting boxes give plenty of laying spots for a big flock
- + 135in length is among the longest wooden coops in this guide
- + Run and house combined means no separate pen is required
Trade-offs
- - Very long footprint will not fit smaller or oddly shaped yards
- - Heavy wooden kit is best built close to its final location
Who this coop is for
GUTINNEEN built this coop for keepers running a large laying flock of 10 to 15 birds who want enough nesting boxes that hens are not queuing or squabbling over a limited number of spots during peak laying hours. At 135 inches long, roughly 55 square feet of combined house and run space, it is one of the longer wooden coops available at this capacity, which suits a wide, open stretch of yard more than a narrow or irregularly shaped lot. Because the house and run are combined into one structure, keepers do not need a separate fenced pen, which simplifies the build compared with buying a hen house and a run kit separately and trying to join them.
What is included and how it is laid out
The coop is built from wood as a hen house section attached to a run, with 6 large nesting boxes inside, more than most rivals in the same large coop category offer. That box count works out to roughly 1 box per 1.5 to 2.5 hens across the stated 10 to 15 bird capacity, well above general sizing guidance that recommends closer to 1 box per 3 to 4 hens, which should keep even a fully laying flock from having to wait for a spot. The run portion keeps birds contained and protected while still giving them room to move, and the overall structure is described as built with high quality materials meant to hold up against predators and weather over time.
Living with it day to day
A structure this long is heavy once assembled, so most builders find it easier to construct close to its final resting spot rather than assembling it elsewhere and moving it afterward. Six nesting boxes spread the workload of egg collection across a wider area, which can mean more walking along the length of the coop during daily checks compared with a shorter design where boxes are clustered together. Because it combines house and run in one build, ongoing care mostly comes down to checking the run's wire sections for wear and making sure the wooden frame stays weather sealed, since a long wooden structure has more joints and surface area exposed to rain and sun than a compact coop.
How it compares to other large coops
In the site's large chicken coop guide this model ranks third of seven, behind Aivituvin's 118 inch reinforced coop and COZIWOW's 9 foot model, and ahead of Zevemomo's metal coop and two other wooden options. Against COZIWOW specifically, GUTINNEEN offers 6 nesting boxes against 4 and a longer overall footprint, making it the better choice for a flock that is consistently near the top of the 10 to 15 bird range, while COZIWOW's shorter length suits a more compact yard. Against Aivituvin, which ranks above both on score, GUTINNEEN offers more nesting boxes but for a smaller stated flock size band, so the right pick depends on whether nesting box count or overall brand score matters more to a given keeper.
Verdict and who should pick something else
For a keeper with a large, open yard and a flock pushing toward 15 birds who wants the most nesting boxes available in this size class, GUTINNEEN earns its score of 8.4 out of 10, with fit and features both rated 9 out of 10. Anyone with a smaller or irregularly shaped yard should look at a shorter model like COZIWOW's 9 foot coop instead, since the 135 inch length will not fit every lot. As with any large wooden structure, plan the final location before assembly and check that ground beneath the run drains well, since a footprint this size will sit in place for years.
Frequently asked questions
How many nesting boxes does this coop have?
It has 6 large nesting boxes, which is more than most rival coops in the same 10 to 15 chicken capacity class and comfortably covers general sizing guidance of roughly 1 box per 3 to 4 hens.
How much yard space does this coop need?
At 135 inches long with roughly 55 square feet of combined house and run space, it needs a wide, open stretch of yard rather than a narrow or oddly shaped lot.
Does this coop include a run?
Yes, the run and hen house are built as one combined structure, so a separate fenced pen is not required.
Is this coop easy to move once built?
It is not designed to be relocated easily once assembled, so most builders construct it close to its final position in the yard.
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