BrinseaInterlocking Enclosure Panels Hatching Accessory to Form 34" Diameter Fence Confinement Around Chick, Duckling, Quail Brooders, Set of 8 Pieces

I don't know why some people gave this a poor review, but I think this is a good , sturdy quality product!! Benefits are it's durable, easy to clean and goes together easily plus it stores easily when done.

Did the job but the chicks shortly overcame it!

Unlike other brands that look similar, these are basically just thin cardboard with a glossy coat on them. If they are even plastic, it's constructed like thin cardboard. It lasted okay for the first week or two, but in no time it didn't stand up well and eventually started tearing where the pieces connect. We ended up making a better, taller, version of it out of cardboard boxes. Save yourself the hassle and get something else or use some of those spare delivery boxes to make the same thing.

Theses panels work for what you need them for, which is enclosing newborn chickens around a heat source after removing them from the incubator. I have them currently set up on the floor in my garage, with the Brinsea Brooder. They fit the brooder nicely with room on all sides and plenty of room for water and food. You would have to special rig a lamp to use these panels. Also, keep out of the way of clumsy children. They are fairly easy to stomp. But overall a great product and idea for a good price. I needed these to house some chicks that we found in our pasture, bred and hatched by a wild mama chicken. I was glad that I had bought them and kept them stored for this day :)

I am very disappointed in these. I don't think they will last long. The will not stand up if you have more than one set put together for a draft ring. My little chicks just jumped over it. No sure that they will survive the cleaning at the end of brooding. Wish I hadn't spent the money now.

Really? What a ripoff! Crappy plastic panels with slits in them, not at all what I expected. I waited for them to arrive, then when they did arrive I used a cardboard box instead. Not only are these flimsy, but they are too short and my chick jumped on top of it within a minute. I would have returned them, but since my chick touched it I figure it's no longer sanitary, and the return shipping cost more than these are worth. Save your money and use a cardboard box.

These are perfect for what they are...I use them around cages with hens and new chicks for privacy and to block the wind...they last a long time and fit together well...

Not authentic. Flimsy material. Doesn't hold up at all.