Customer Reviews

I am very happy with cage and stand. It is easy to clean and I love the feeders.

Our baby budgie is loving his new home, singing as soon as he moved in, he loves the swing and uses it all the time and he worked out the feeder very fast within the first day. I love it because it looks stunning in my lounge room front and centre. My favourite is no more mess on the floor, all the food is contained in the hopper so I don’t have any waisted food or have to worry about hygiene for our baby. If you are thinking about buying this cage i definitely recommend it.

Excellent hut and run , So glad I bought it

what more do you want, simple to build and does the job, great kit

I ordered 3 of your HD green covers for my walk in chicken run. They arrived very quick and I was able to put all 3 on after a few days. They are doing a good job for my birds except 1 of the black plastic hooks has broken off after about 1 week! So the one corner will not stay down.

Very pleased with this beautiful, functional bird cage. I wanted a statement piece and this is the coolest birdcage I have seen anywhere. I ordered just the cage and planned to hang it from the ceiling… but once it arrived I realized it’s bigger than I anticipated (more bang for my buck) so I bought the beautiful legs instead… and I bought a second parakeet. My budgies love their home!

I bought this recently after noticing that the cold weather and snow was keeping my chickens in the coop most of the day. Since adding this, they noticeably spend more time in the run. I think they appreciate having the wind broken, and it also helps prevent snow and rain from coming in the run. I'm so glad I purchased it.

I bought this for just two hens. One is happy to use it, the other doesn't like to, she seems fearful to put her head inside and therefore not be able to see around. It would be better less deep.

Over a month ago now we lost one of our beautiful call ducks to a fox, we had had our previous coop for 2 years with no problems but one particular day a fox managed to bite through the chicken wire and take our beautiful Phin. Absolutely devastated and angry we started our hunt for a replacement coop, we also have chickens and liked the idea of housing them all together. I had heard of Omlette before and upon lots of research only ever read good things about them. We decided to go for the 2x2x1 walk in run for the time being and then plan to extend it up and outwards one day when finances allow. It took myself and my husband a good couple of hours to construct the coop but was really quite simple to build, the instructions are really helpful and there are also YouTube videos if you find it easier to watch someone build it. We dug up the grass underneath and laid metal mesh panels, next we covered those with a thick weed membrane followed by a thick layer of poultry friendly wood chip. We reinforced the skirt of the coop with the large screw in pegs and attached a wooden log border around the coop for extra security but also to help keep the wood chips inside. We added the Omlette clear covers on top and some on the sides for additional cover from the elements. Along with two nest boxes bought from Amazon and the Omlette chicken perch our coop is finally complete. We are absolutely over the moon with the finished product and could not recommend highly enough. The mesh is thick and not able to be bent with bare hands. The lock is secure and safe. The covers are highly waterproof and also do a great job of creating shaded areas on sunnier days. Our ducks and chickens are really happy with their new space and have been getting along really well. If you currently have a chicken wire coop please please invest in one of these coops - your poultry is not safe from foxes with chicken wire which we found out the hard way. Worth every penny and I love that you can extend and add features in the future. Thank you so much Omlette for creating such a perfect coop and for giving us back confidence that our animals are safe :)

Stairs are unsafe and not easy for larger breads to use. A ramp would be a lot more practical. I am in the process or constructing and new ramp. I also have removed the roosting rack because it is slippery and my chooks won't use it. I'm quite underwhelmed with my purchase.