Verified Reviews for Omlet Outdoor Rabbit Run

We love our purshase it looks great and most of all my little bunnies love it Thankyou for a great product

We bought the 3 x 3 x 2m run for our 2 rabbits; it’s perfect! Product is well made and easy (if time consuming!) to set up. Good quality, prompt delivery and excellent customer service. What’s not to like ? :-)

This run overall is great. Time consuming yo clip together but worth it! The only worrying thing is the roof is flimsy and I'm not sure it could hold a foxes weight as its clipped together ( I have a persistent not so fantastic Mr Fox attacking my buns, so can't leave the run unguarded) which is why its drops one star. Still a good buy.

Standard flooring for the run, we used to have the smaller run and that flooring was not coated but this was which is an improvement, easy to install and was delivered quickly.

It is a good product, worth the money. Before buying this rabbit run, we bought a less expensive run and a hatch. But the cheaper options gave us enormous stress because of difficult assembling and our rabbits ran away many times from the hatch and we & our neighbors needed to catch them. So we decided to buy an Omlet run and an Eglu Go hatch to attach to the run. It’s not cheap, but trust us, worth the money!! We are now free of the stress to catch the runaway rabbits and most of all, our rabbits seem happy. Kids can play with the rabbits in the run. At night, we lock the rabbits in the hatch so they are safe.

I love the omlet 2x2x2 rabbit run. I have 3 rabbits (all female) and I am able to leave their hutch door open and let them run freely without fear of any critters getting to them or them escaping. Also, I like that my grandkids and I can get in the pen and play with them.

We decided to purchase a 3X3X2 run for our 3 rabbits from Omlet as they had stock available and the run appeared to fit our needs. As the main 'carer' I need a full height run to go into to clean, feed , water etc. Assembling the run was pretty fiddly and time consuming, but once you figure out how to identify the parts and the best way to put them together you get quicker. The instructions could be clearer - more step-by-step, would be useful. I managed to assemble it pretty much on my own, which obviously takes longer, but its worth it in the end. Our rabbits seem to be very happy in the run, with loads of space to run around in. Our child loves it as they can go in without an adult and feed and interact whenever they want. Whilst the steel mesh is of a thick gauge I'm not sure how strong the run is overall to an attack by foxes as the panels are clipped together with plastic clips - so i have started to add cable ties to 'weak' area's and will be installing an electronic fox deterrent too. Day to day the run is easy to use and gives the rabbits the space they need and we spend quite a bit of time just sitting and watching them play - which is really nice for all of us!

We have bought the run in two packages. Our first purchase was for the basic 'low rise kit' which does the job well, but for the back pain sufferers out there, we would recommend you go for the 'high rise model instead. You'll be glad of it. We soon learned this for ourselves and we bought the upward extension and boy, does this make a difference.

This rabbit run is excellent! Sturdy, big and looks great in the garden. The rabbit love it and my daughter is in and out of it all day. We love it.

I opted for the 1m high cage as I didn’t want something too dominating in a narrow semi-detatched garden. Plus, being short in stature, I’ve no great problems crawling in to be with the bunnies. It was quite easy as a one person build. Pole clips are fine, but the netting clips sometimes gave me sore thumbs. Overall it works out as a heavy solid structure that shoukd protect the bunny lads well. I plan to keep it on the paving in the winter, as the lawn can be prone to winter flooding. Moving will either be a painful two person effort or a massive unclipping down the middle. There’s a Go bolted on the outside (somewhat traumatic construction). The bunnies had their first experience of the pen this afternoon and absolutely loved it, with the shyer one finally running around enjoying himself. I just need to build them some pen furniture so they have objects to jump on and dodge. As they are young, I’m taking them back inside at night until the frosts are over and their fur has got thicker. It has so far been a great success.