Customer Reviews

My three point of lay hens arrived on Friday, sulked all day Saturday and on Sunday decided this new Egloo was a perfectly satisfactory place to be. They have feel safe from resident and visiting dogs and put themselves to bed at 7' each evening. It looks good in my small garden too.

Very sturdy build with strong clips to fasten to fencing, but very difficult to keep clean due to shape, dirt and grit get stuck in the bottom. Apart from this happy with item. I do have the Omlet feeder also which I find almost impossible to open in order to clean!!

Purchased the Eglu Cube with 3m run. Currently have 4 bantams living in luxury. Not sure that I would want many more chooks living in it - perhaps 6 at the most. Took me a couple of days of on and off effort to construct the cube and run largely on my own. Definitely better if you can find someone to help you put it together. The chooks are very happy and settled very quickly. It is an expensive chook house, and you could probably buy a lifetime of eggs for the same price, but if you are keen to keep your own hens and have some cash to play with, the Eglu Cube is an excellent choice. Easy to keep clean, mites won't infest the timber because there isn't any, weather proof, fox proof, and easy to manouver around the garden.

Walk in run so brilliant and my chicken loves it also a lot easier for me to clean. Would recommend it to anyone maybe be more expensive but is truly brilliant

Ok cover, I thought it would cover the completely roof but I turn you would need 3 to cover the top. So slightly expensive also gutter doesn't really doesn't work well

We are delighted with the quality of this hutch & run. The hutch is easy to clean. The run gives our rabbits lots of space to run around, while keeping the safe & secure. So that our rabbits don't hurt their feet on the wire mesh on the bottom of the run, we have to keep moving the hutch & run to longer patches of grass because the rabbits eat so much of the grass underneath their run.

Just as a note - I live in Sydney (Australia) which is temperate and I have waited about 8 months to write a review as I don't believe in rapid judgments. I am happy with the way it works. I had a wooden hutch before and it started to deteriorate quite rapidly. I move it around the grass area I have every 2-3 weeks to stop the chickens (I have 4) totally scratching out the area around the feeder bin. Cleaning is much easier but refilling the internal feeder bin is a bit of a pain to get it out and then fit it back in. That includes the water bin as well. I would suggest to open up the size of the squares in the mesh just to make it a bit easier. I moved the feeder and water bins to the outside of the coop to make it easier and reduce the amount of scratching for the spillage. They can't scratch through the outer skirt ;-). Apart from that a good decision. As I side comment I also bought the fencing and it works really well, however I would like to be able to buy just the mesh without the posts as it does degrade and tear. It will also give me more flexibility in moving lines of demarcation as I mow the lawn and limit their depredations. Cheers

Easy to put together converted my go to a more manageable height for cleaning out and collecting eggs

The Cube came well packed as usual.The only real difficulty I had was putting it all together.I employed a man to do this for me and unfortunately he made a mess of it by not following the instructions which he said were difficult.I had to then ask someone else to come,he did it well even after undoing some of the previous work.and he said that it wasn't the easiest job he'd had.Now all up and in use and definitely an improvement on the old Go,I especially like the separate nest boxes as the hens can no longer sleep on the nest.My only personal complaint is the the food box has sharp edges around the openings which make it painful to carry.I do feel that the coop is made better than the earlier ones.

Our new Eglu Cube turned out better than I could have ever expected. Very solid parts, assembles with relative ease. Read the instructions carefully though: I missed the bit about attaching the optional run early on and had to back track a bit. Looks great in the yard, and while our chickens aren't quite ready for full-time outdoors, their excursions into their new "poultry palace" indicate that they'll be quite happy there. Thank you Omlet! Wonderfully designed product that also looks great in the yard. Now how do I get a Beehaus in the US?? :)