Hey guys, what's up? Look here from mobile chickens. I'd like to show you a couple of things about chicken cubes. So people have had questions and I'd like to answer them. And I can't say where history has been behind it and some of the neat things about chicken cubes. Here's a little history behind our mobile chicken cubes. We had the shed and fences around and it would just kept getting so muddy during the winter time. But we needed some other place to put them and we wanted them to be free range. We wanted them to have new grass every day and that's when these mobile chicken cubes came. Alright, so here we are at the back of the coop. I'll come back to everything here later. This is the back door and the egg door right there. I'm walking around. This coop right here will fit comfortably about eight ends. Here's the front of the coop. We got the dolly and the hitch in the front. We got this little door handle. There's a hole in the top so if you can case you get locked inside, you can reach your hand through. There's the wheels in the back. This is the axle. Staying in the steel axle. The back end sits above the ground decent enough. There's two egg boxes right there. The egg boxes are slanted so the eggs roll down towards the back. This ramp here is a door. You can fold it up and keep the chickens inside or you can also keep other animals from getting inside. So as you open the door here you'll see this water sitting on the stand that we have made especially for the water here. It's easily accessible. One thing you want to make sure you look at is whenever you move the coop, if you're on a hill of some sort, you want to make sure that the little downspout is facing downhill because it's a gravity fed water. Around the back side of the coop here is this cool little feature of the egg door. You can open it up and get your eggs right there. They roll down because of that floor being slanted and you can just grab your eggs from the back there. And there's inside the coop. We have the feeder, the egg box down to the left, and a couple of roosting poles from the roost. The vinyl is on the floor for easily scraping out the manure and putting it on your garden bed. And here's a safety feature here. The wire is connected to the latch outside and if somebody gets stuck inside the house they have an easy way of getting out. Thank you so much for checking this out. I hope that if you have any questions please feel free to email us. Coops at mobilechicons.com. Have a great day.