Harhana Chicken Coops
These wall-mounted feeding stations keep food and water off the ground to prevent messes. The collapsible design saves space in small indoor or outdoor enclosures
Current coop from Harhana
Wall Mount Design
Elevated brackets keep bowls secure and away from floor debris.
Collapsible Frame
The bowl holders fold away when not in use to save space.
High Capacity Bowls
Each unit holds 4 cups or 1 quart of food or water.
Notes from buyers
The wall mount keeps the water clean and away from the wood shavings.
I love that these are collapsible so I can fold them up when I'm not using them.
The 1 quart size is perfect for my small group of hens.
Elevated Feeding Standards
This catalog features wall-mounted pet bowls that serve as elevated feeding stations. The listings emphasize 1 quart capacities and collapsible mounting hardware.
- Wall mount bracket
- Collapsible bowl holder
- 1 quart capacity
- Indoor poultry enclosure use
- Space saving design
Sanitary Feeding
Raising the bowls prevents chickens from kicking bedding into their water. It keeps the feeding area much cleaner.
Versatile Mounting
These work in coops, dog houses, or cat enclosures. The hardware attaches easily to wood or wire mesh.
Durable Materials
The bowls are built to withstand daily cleaning and outdoor use. They are sized perfectly for small flocks.
Space Management
The collapsible feature is great for tight indoor enclosures. You can fold the rings up when cleaning the floor.
Harhana Questions
How much food or water do these bowls hold?
Each bowl has a capacity of 4 cups, which is equal to 1 quart. This is sufficient for daily feeding in small coops.
Where can these bowls be installed?
They are designed for wall mounting in chicken coops, indoor poultry enclosures, or pet houses. They can be used both indoors and outdoors.
What makes these bowls different from floor bowls?
These are elevated and wall-mounted to keep food off the ground. They are also collapsible to save space when empty.
Are these suitable for chickens?
Yes, the listings specifically mention use for chicken coops. They help maintain a clean environment for poultry.