This coop was surprisingly easy to put together. I think it took all of around 3-4 hours with many breaks and side tracking in-between. With that said, I was a little disappointed with the run size (it's pretty small for an estimated 8 hen capacity) and integrity of the wood (and how it fit together) left a bit to be lacking as well. 

Sidenote, this coop is by no means water or weather proof. I used some flex seal and caulk to cover up the holes which I feel fairly confident will fix the issue but just be prepared to do that.

Also, I added a foam 'pipe insulator' to each side underneath the hen boxes to provide a bit of additional protection against 'slithering' predators. It was an inexpensive and, so far, adequate resolution to the gap issue. 

The girls haven't stayed over night in the coop as of yet but several day trips have been successful. I'll update later on if any issues show up but as of right now, I'd recommend this coop to anyone looking for chicken residence.