Customer Reviews

We started out with no handles, and a couple of weeks later ordered the handles. You can move the coop without, but having them is so much easier, especially for one person. They kind of get in the way of the little gates, since they stick out so far, but still well worth it.

I replaced my wooden coop with this product. It beats a wooden coop in almost every single way, It is super sturdy and strong - my wooden coop was pretty flimsy and not really designed for the blustery UK weather. adequate ventilation and removable tray and roosting bars which are super easy to clean. The coop came via DHL without issue, it was all very well packed. Instructions are incredibly good and super easy to follow. It took me around 2 hours to build on my own - including the automatic door (although I am an engineer, so the uninitiated may take a fair bit longer) It is far more predator proof than my last coop. I also love the fact that you can buy spares for it too in case of damage. This is an absolute dream product, don't be taken back by the price compared to other coops on the market, you certainly get what you pay for with this one.

Although I have 2 hens and had contemplated buying the fencing for them I actually bought it to fence an area to train & play with my whippet puppy under supervision. I have a 4 acre garden and needed a smaller area and the 42m fence is perfect. The fencing is easy to erect and works perfectly.

My hens often run to the treats placed in the Caddi treat Holder before eating their mealworm treats!

The handles make it easy for me to move my 2 hens and a rooster every few days. I'm 80 yrs old and this Eglu Go Up was my birthday present. The chickens love their fenced yard and my husband and I love watching them.

I purchased this for my adult hens, so they could still have access to their feed outside of the run. I think they prefer their food and water on the stand over it being in the run, honestly. Easy to use and move around as needed.

I love this color, but it really helps to differentiate the different feeds that I am currently feeding my flock. I have two adult Black Australorps and four 9-week-old chicks, so different feeds are necessary. This feeder is solid, keeps the feed dry (despite summer thunderstorms with high winds), and is perfect for accessing feed.

I bought this about a month ago and was tickled when it arrived. I have to admit I was a bit overwhelmed and like others of my kind "I don't need directions, I got this" mentality I forged ahead. I unpacked everything and attempted to use the detailed 50+ page manual but I found that most challenging. It wasn't the detail drawings that were the challenge; however, the directions in several languages required in some areas more detailed explanation. I then pushed it aside and said, "not today." Later that week I decided to take it on again after going to YouTube and finding several videos. The best was from Omlet and strongly suggest its use. I finally made major progress and with an extra week I had it completed. I was successful at putting it together and have a happy, safe home that is easily accessible. I will be making another purchase in the future and I had someone come to pick up some geese I was re-homing and they inquired about Omlets and have plans to order one too.

Over the winter we lost two of our flock of four pure breed hens that are housed in a lovely 4X3 walk-in run with an Eglu Cube. We wanted to introduce some point of lay hens to boost numbers and decided to buy a this Go UP coop with a 2Mtr run to act as a temporary isolation home prior to mixing the flocks together. It has worked wonderfully as we knew it would. We also now have a place where we can quarantine any hens that are poorly or need special attention before introducing them back into the flock. A really safe, secure and functional annexe.

Purchased this item recently. Really good quality and so easy to assemble. Would definitely recommend. Rabbits now able to move easily between their rabbit shed and run.