Last updated: July 2026 • Reviewed by The Coop Score team • Coop Score: 6.3/10
The Ogrmar Wooden Chicken Coop scores 6.3/10 overall. Its classic timber-frame build offers decent ventilation for warm climates, but hardware-cloth gauge has been a recurring weak point — check the current production run’s mesh spec before you buy.
Coop Score Breakdown
| Criterion | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Predator Resistance | 6/10 | Mesh gauge has varied between production runs; secure latch |
| Climate Fit | 7/10 | Open mesh windows on two sides give solid airflow for warm climates |
| Capacity Accuracy | 6/10 | Stated capacity modestly optimistic relative to interior space |
| Upkeep Load | 6/10 | Partial droppings tray; roughly 20-35 minutes of weekly cleaning |
What We Tested
We measured the mesh openings and wire gauge on our test unit directly, cross-checked against buyer photos and Q&A reports from recent purchases, and ran the coop through our standard capacity and cleaning-time checks.
Pros and Cons
- Pro: generous mesh windows on two sides give real cross-ventilation, a good fit for warm climates.
- Pro: classic timber-frame construction at a moderate price point.
- Con: hardware-cloth gauge has been inconsistent between production runs — confirm current specs before purchase, and consider upgrading the mesh regardless.
- Con: no buried apron; pair with a DIY ground barrier if digging predators are a concern.
Who It’s Actually Right For
Best for: keepers in warm climates who prioritize airflow and are willing to verify (or upgrade) the hardware-cloth spec themselves.
Skip it if: you have confirmed predator pressure and want hardware you don’t need to double-check — see our Best Predator-Proof Chicken Coops guide instead.
Where to Buy
See how it compares to other Amazon-available coops on our Best Chicken Coops on Amazon page, and read our Hardware Cloth vs Chicken Wire guide before you buy if you plan to upgrade the mesh.