Verified Reviews for Eglu Go Up - Chicken Coop for 3 Large Hens

We loved our Eglu Cube so much that we decided to purchase the Eglu Go UP specifically for our broody hens and their chicks. Currently have 3 sets of baby chicks the momma’s enjoying the new coop.

This is a state of the art chicken coop. It looks great in my garden. It's easy to clean. It seems very secure and with the integral run provides the chickens with space to move around I am very, very impressed with the design. I have moved it around my grass, which was easy and hassle free. I've always wanted hens but would not have got them if I had not been told about the Eglu. As soon as I went onto the website I was sold on the idea. The Eglu Go Up has exceeded my expectations and I am happy, my hens are happy and my border collie Jeannie is now a committed hen guardian dog. She has a job and is happy too.

I have basically given up on trying to get the coop and run assembled. I bought another coop. I thought this coop was for 3-4 chickens. It seems much too small. I haven’t gotten my chickens yet.

I love the chicken coop and run. It’s the perfect coop for my 4 chickens. I live in Louisiana and we just had hurricane Ida and the coop and run didn’t obtain any damage and stayed where we placed it. I don’t have a pic of my chickens in the run, but my potbellied pig Kevin loves it too. I do have a pic of him going in and munching on pellets lol

It's been way easier to clean and access eggs than our last coop. The chickens were skeptical of the ladder at first, but after a month, they're finally climbing the rungs. They seem to like their new space, and lay their eggs in the same indented spot. I like the style too, keeps my yard more modern-looking. I live in Phoenix, AZ so the temp gets over 100-110°F. During the summer, we keep a fan pointed towards the door and keep it open all the time. The outer run is secure enough. Love everything from Omlet so far.

We decided to get chickens this summer and this coop has made it pretty easy so far; we added a 6x6 ft run and the girls seem happy. Not to hard to put together and super easy to clean. Took the chicks about three days to figure out the ladder. Looking forward to see how they do in our Midwest winter.

I bought an Eglu Cube last year for 4 hens. It's a great product seems well made and well designed. My flock grew, didn't fit in the Cube, so I thought I'd add a Go Up. I have 2 complaints about it. The first is that the nest space is quite shallow. Tje birds don't care, but the nesting material is lost a minute or 2 after they get in. My second complaint is that the Eglu line isn't modularized. It would be great to save a little space and all the birds in a flock bigger than 3 could roost together. birds could

The Go Up: looking at the video of how it goes together you would think it was easy leash. A woman just glides bits here snd there then Voila! There it is! Not so in real life. The video is too fast and the instructions that come aren’t particularly easy to interpret. I’ve put flat pack things together in the past but this beat me after several hours. I had to pay someone 60.00 to do it!

unfortunately my two Bantam hens have not wanted to stay in their new home as they find the steps difficult to go up and down, After four weeks of encouragement they still are not able to get in without my help, so if i am not home they are stuck outside. After great expense i feel very dissatisfied.

This is a fantastic compact coop which adds a splash of colour and character to any garden. It took me quite a while to build as the instructions are very vague and the YouTube video goes quickly but it quite simple once you get going. The chickens are very happy with the product and love the ladder and sleeping high up.