Customer Reviews

I cannot recommend this product enough its that good & Im very fussy about what I buy & who isnt Please do yourself a favor & buy this for your bun it contains the hay without spilling everywhere it is odour free & very easy to clean. This can be outside no problem plus your bunny will be warm as toast

Quick and easy to assemble and install, none of our chickens have attempted to jump over the fence. Very easy to move around and handle, compared to regular chicken wire. The design is sleek enough so you hardly notice it, much more appealing to the eye than wire.

I bought this run approx 1 month ago and haven't regretted it. Initially ordered 2x2x2 for two large chickens but recently decided to add on another panel for extra room. I love the way it blends in tastefully with the garden. Also like being able to stand inside it. As a newbie chicken owner I bought a substandard, but pretty wooden chicken coop which fits inside the run easily. However, now I have researched a bit more I regret not buying the omlet plastic coop as it seems so much more functional. The Omlet run was easy to assemble as was the add-on panel . I'm waiting for the sun shades to arrive now as obviously can't leave them in the run in a heat wave without shade so they are free ranging atm during the day. We have lots of foxes that roam around but the design of the 'skirt' that surrounds the run makes me confident that my hens are safe. I also purchased a pack of pegs to reinforce the security of the run which were well worth the money. In sum, expensive but you get what you pay for.

I really recommend this walk in run, it was a little fiddly to put together but so worth it. I feel our hens are safe and sound in the night as the protective skirt is an added bonus. We went with the 3mx4mx2m, it is on the large side but exactly what we wanted. The run is also very sturdy. You won’t regret it!

This is a fantastic coop! It feels really sturdy and was our first Omlet purchase. Took around 45mins for the two of us to put it together but the instructions are really clear and there’s also a video. Really recommend!

I bought this recently after a massive spate of badger attacks on out chickens and I was terrified about my ducks being got next! Please be aware everyone that foxes are not the only thing out to get your birds, badgers are even worse! Got this due to the strong mesh wire and skirt around the bottom. Was disappointed to find out that the secure screws for the skirt did not come with the run, with the cost of it I would of thought so! So we had to abandon the project until these arrive as with uneven ground, I bet the badger will easily dig under the run. Other than that, very impressed with the size, height, relative ease of build (you need 2 people and it will take a while due to all the clips). We will finish up once the screws I have ordered separately arrive and fingers crossed the duckies can stay super safe now!

The Eglu Cubes are excellent. They are easy to assemble, easy to move, easy to clean and my chickens love it. I have had one for over a year and just added a second for my new baby chicks. They really the best way to raise chickens in an urban environment.

Bought my first Eglu Cube about 3 weeks ago. So happy with the product as are my six chickens. Really well designed and sturdy and makes cleaning and egg collection a simple process. You may say the Eglu Cube is expensive but maybe like me you will conclude that it is worth every penny. After Sales team at Eglu are also first class. many thanks. M

I bought my Eglu cube used. It had a 13ft run, but no wheels. My son's friends moved it to where my husband thought i wanted it. I didn't. The 13 foot run makes it a bit challenging so i bought the wheels. Makes a huge difference. I was able to move it to where i wanted it by myself. I locked the wheels in place and then picked up the end of the run. It was still a bit awkward but doable. I certainly will not be using it as a chicken tractor.

So this came in a couple of weeks ago. I've got the Cube with the six foot run. I managed to put it together myself. Each box comes with a manual, one seems to cover everything while the others go into slightly more detail on the individual area that is being built. I did need to hit a video here and there because some of the pictures aren't clear, but I managed to get it done in a day by myself. I think it was about six or seven hours. My chicks aren't actually ready to go out yet, but I have had a few test runs. The coop has remained dry despite some pretty terrible downpours, has withstood a bit of hail, and hasn't blown over in some pretty harsh wind. If you're out in the country like I am I would recommend locking the back door and the door to the nesting box. I kind of wish they would use the same lift and twist mechanism they use for the door leading out into the run because I think that would help make things more secure. I would advise getting the handles if you're planning to use this as an actual tractor. Especially if you, like myself, don't have the flattest land.