Customer Reviews

We got a canary a month ago and I looked on line for a good size cage. Came upon omlet and decided to buy it. Easy to put together and the eating system really helps limit the mess.

I am usually over the moon with Omlet products and have spent thousands so far on my chickens and rabbits with Omlet stuff... So I'm sad to say that I really wasn't satisfied with this particular product :( I could have made something very similar myself, for a lot cheaper, however the ease of Omlets stuff usually, led me to believe this would be a quick and easy thing to put up. In fairness, I didn't read too much into the set-up before purchase, but for the price I had presumed that things like the poles would come read-made - I broke my nails trying to press the metal buttons in putting the poles together. The fact that it comes folded also made putting it up, more challenging as the crease just made things a whole lot harder. My ground isn't flat either and I wasn't going in a full square/circle which meant that I could have done with extra poles than provided. I think if you're doing it on a flat ground in a full square like they have pictured it, then it would be fine, but disappointing if you have any other shape/land type. Also, when it was up it sagged in-between the posts but I believe this to be because of the irregular shape (not stated in the product description this would be an issue). Most importantly though, it didn't actually keep my chickens in, they flew over within 5 minutes! I won't be clipping their wings as there are things within the enclosure that require them to fly up to for enrichment (not near the fence so not the issue regarding escaping). I would have justified the cost if the poles came ready to use otherwise I think the price point is too high.

Just purchased my second one of these as my hens love it. Took them a while before they used it but once they did they are on it regularly. Works great in my Omlet run. Good value for money when you consider it is so adaptable to different setups, Omlet or not...

It’s a great size and co structuring -eggselent value for money

Such an easy way to move chickens around. Our flock is much happier for the Omlet fencing.

I ordered this in the fall. Setup is a lot easier than dealing with chicken wire, though it still takes a good chunk of time and cussing. I've not had any of my chickens fly over it and they enjoy having a much larger area to run around in. You can just barely see it from a distance, so it's not an eyesore either. My original fence did get some holes in it after we had over a foot of snow (customer service said it was possible the snow made it brittle which made it easier for rabbits to chew through, seems reasonable enough!). Customer service was friendly and they sent me more fencing. I think it will be good until next winter, at which point I'll probably look into snowproofing it somehow or getting something else to put up.

I bought this last month in the hopes that it would keep winter run bound chickens entertained rather than pecking one another. Overall, they have been good purchases. I have used the stake in ground version most, simply because it's easier in the middle of winter to put anywhere in the run without having to deal with clearing snow to set up a hook, etc. They enjoyed it almost immediately, and does help to keep them entertained. I use scratch in it -- and it also keeps them from overeating "junk" food.

I put this together myself, with my 6 year old helping out and found it easy enough. Some of the clips didn't seem to work exactly as they should in the diagram but I altered them slightly and it felt sturdy and withstood high wind once placed outside. I plan to add a tunnel to connect to the rabbits run and house.

Very happy with fencing. Easy to put up and it looks great . The door is handy and we can move the fencing if we want. No escapees now.

My 17 week old chickens flapped over this easily. I clipped their wings, using the omlet video as my guide, and it still isn’t high enough. A waste of money!!