Customer Reviews

We have heard a lot less thumping from our bunnies since we bought the tunnels and connected a second hutch.

Being new to chicken keeping I spoke to my neighbour who has chickens and she explained to me how great the coop was compared to wooden ones. She wasn't wrong. Easy to clean, secure and the chickens seem happy with it.

These liners are perfect for my Omlet budgie apartment. They fit perfectly and are very durable.

I’ve had this coop for about 2 months so far. The go up on wheels has been a wonderful. I only have 3 chickens and I move it around the yard every 5-7 days to ensure that the chick poop does not become compacted and kill my grass. I also disinfect the coop every week. It’s super easy to clean. Being able to clean it and move it around keeps bugs at bay and keeps my hens happy with fresh grass for them to eat. Once I move the coop to a new position, I dilute the previous area with water and throw down some simple green cleaner. Once it’s dry I throw down food grade D.E. That keeps the existing area smelling fresh, bug free and ready to grow new grass. I absolutely love this coop and while it does cost more than most, it’s worth the investment. I’ve had several wayfair cedar-type coops before. Those get wood rot if you live in a humid area and absorb the stinky smells if you don’t constantly clean and seal it often which is a pain. I’ve had to replace cedar coops before which in the end, ended up costing more than this one.

I was able to put it together all by myself . Looking forward to moved my chicks to their new home in couple of months.

I was a little apprehensive about the feeder and whether my girls would like the change from tradional feeders, but they love it! I find the convenience of just lifting the feeder and drinker so easy peasy and I move the carrier around the Orchard every few days. So easy to clean every week. I keep two of each to swap around. Can’t recommend these highly enough ???????? !!

very impressed with the product but no one should underestimate the amount of work involved in putting it together. There are several hundred nasty little plastic clips to deal with some of which involve kneeling on the floor to attach. All very well on a concrete base but on grass on uneven ground it becomes tiring and tedious. If the ground is not horizontal the structure leans and the the roof support poles tend to pop apart. It look very easy in the video but in practice in a real situation it is a very different story.

Decided to invest in two eglus after a severe res mite infestation in my old coops. I’m delighted. The hens took a few days to get used to the ramps and accommodation, so we had a few nights of picking them up and putting them to bed, but they sorted it out within a week.

I bought and put the coop together by myself. I have no building skills at all and I was able to put together this coop. The coop is strong and stable. It keeps my chicks perfectly safe. I am very happy with this coop.

I can’t believe how easy it was to install this door it took me longer to assemble the door(very minor assembly approx. 5 min) than it took me to install the door. It was literally a four hole drill out and you are done. Great quality and works flawless, no more waking up early to let my girls out!!!!!!!!! Zzzzzz