Customer Reviews

I am not very impressed with the cage papers… they don’t prevent debris from going under the paper . It needs an edge that goes up the sides a little bit to catch debris. I do like the cage but the papers not so much.

I'm not an idiot but I couldn't be bothered figuring out how to do this myself. I know that it's a relatively simple process, but I have better things to do than measure the size of the auto door, figure the length and the thickness of the wood I need, go get the wood, cut it to size, drill the pilot holes for the sides, line up the holes with those on the auto door, and then put it together. Instead, this process was buy online, screw, done. Simple!

Whew, so we finished putting this coop and run together by Mother's Day and I will say that the run kinda kicked our butt BUT only because my hubby tried to rewrite Omelet's instructions!! Just follow the instructions they have and if you're not a limber young person you might want some assistance. I'm 66 and hubby is 75 soooo that caused some issues. One thing that would make me deliriously happy would be to have a summer egg door and a winter egg door. We live in the horrid heat of east Texas and I'm already trying to configure a summer egg door made with hardware cloth that will let air flow in during the day since the coop simply can't be as cool as I'd like. All in all it's a cute coop for our backyard. We definitely will have to keep our shade over it in order for our chicks to make it. Oh, and forget those double clips! I gave up and used all singles and the run is still very strong!

We put the treat dish on the second level of our perch tree and immediately Cinderella jumped up and then Athena wanted to try it out. We originally put it in our yard but as we are in lockdown we will be moving it in between our two runs which is why it's not firmly planted yet. The treat dish was a snap to assemble on the perch. We love how easy it is to move it up and down to mix it up and that it keeps the treats clean and off the ground.

I purchased the chicken fencing to give our chickens a bit more space and it is certainly serving its purpose. I was a bit disapponited with the build process and the need to package the fencing by folding it over for delivery. Also, find the two part fixing poles a bit unnecessary when the fencing height is already set at 1.25m - it would have been much easier just to have a one length piece with a spike attachment. We will see how "easy" it is to relocate. Overall, I am satisfied as it does what I need but, not convinced by build process or price.

I bought fencing to keep the rabbits and chickens out of my little raised bed garden. It's easy to put up. I did it by myself. I really like all of the Omelet products.

Did lots of research on chicken coops and kept on coming back to Omlet. I was afraid it might be too small but in this case function and efficiency made this a very smart purchase on my part. The quality of the parts is evident. Assembly does take some time, but the result is a very secure coop that is easy to clean and harvest eggs. My girls have taken to it and immediately knew when to roost for the night and where to go to lay eggs. The automatic door and light are easy to program. Very happy with my purchase

I love this coop, and think the company is 100% quality; however, it has waaaayyyy too many pieces.

Have just received all components as there was delays in receiving order. No problems and easy to clean at this stage. Hens are happy and warm!! Ladder rungs very flimsy and fall off sometimes.

The free range pole tree is well designed! I was worried it would fall over with my full sized chickens, but no, it's very sturdy. The perches are made of high quality, well sanded, solid wood. It looks great in my chicken garden! I have had it up for about 2 weeks now, and my chickens are still somewhat getting used to it. A couple chickens do love jumping up and perching, but some others just don't have interest. I guess they're missing out!