Customer Reviews

Our chickens love their new house, I live that it’s easy to clean, easy to collect eggs and stands up to whatever weather is thrown at it (looks nice too!)

I purchased an Omlet bird cage that is the most wonderful cage for my parakeets. For this, I use the Omlet cage liners that fit perfectly. They are thick and wet resistant. Cleaning the Omlet cage when using these liners is simple. I have never been happier with my parakeet care as I am using Omlet products.

I thought it was ridiculous to spend so much money on a coop set up but we’ve had it for less than a week and I can already say it’s worth every penny. I go to bed every night knowing my flock is safe, I wake up every morning to clean the coop, which only takes me 5 minutes. I can move it with ease and it looks pretty good in my urban backyard. The flock loves it too. They know they are living in style!

These beds have been instantly accepted by the cats. I no longer cringe when they sleep with their necks hanging over the edge. They look smart too.

so many different kits to install in different style coops

wheels are not steady; right wheel axel is torqued definitely needs TWO people to assemble the Run hygiene aspects are top-notch

We've had the door up for 3 days now and it seems to be working perfectly! I was worried the girls wouldn't get inside on time, but the light sensor waits until it's pretty dark/light to open/close. We haven't had any issues. The only improvement I would suggest is a longer cord for the sensor.

We got this to move our 4 little chicks outside to the big run/coop area but still have segregation. it worked great. The omlet and 6ft run fit in the big run and we now open the little run so the little girls can do some exploring in the big run and start spending time with the bigger girls. The only thing they didn't seem to like was the floor in the omlet so we cut a piece of cardboard and then added the shavings. The smell of 4 ladies (we're hoping but we think on is a roo) is no longer in my house and everyone is enjoying the outdoors. Thank you

Excellent extremely well designed Easy to fit The extra light encourages my Bantams To go to Bed Would be better if you could adjust the length of time light stays on

I was lucky enough to stumble across someone selling their Eglu and 4 hens on Craigslist back in July. I loved the coop immediately! It's so easy to keep clean and clear of pests. The back door and egg door design are great for protection. I never worry about anything getting to the flock while they're asleep. While cedar coops are really nostalgic looking, these coops are durable and won't require replacement any time soon. I was so impressed that when we moved to our new home, I purchased a second (purple) coop for the 5 additional hens that I added to the flock. Now, they reside in the Chick Inn (ha, ha, ha...) converted greenhouse and free range in a fenced 1/4 acre. Because I have 2 coops, the girls can randomly select which coop they want to sleep in every night. Sometimes I have 7 hens in one coop- and they're all quite cozy! For those of you wondering how many hens can fit in one, I can only say that they seem to like piling in at night. Though some of my hens are pullets still (born in June), they're all sizable girls. I've got 2 Wellsumer pullets, 1 Australorp pullet, 1 Speckled Sussex, 1 Blue Copper Maran, 1 Easter Egger, 1 Russian Orlaf and 2 black Ameraucana pullets. Watching 7 of them climb in together is quite entertaining. Recently I purchased 3 roosting bars for the run and an Extreme Temperature Jacket for one of the coops. That way the hens can choose which coop they like best (one that's slightly cozier or one without a jacket). Did I mention that both coops have the auto door installed? L-O-V-E that feature! As a person who works earlier than the sun rises, I don't want my girls exposed to chilly air this winter before they need to be. I set them to open on their own with the rising sun and don't worry my ladies at all! I have to say, that I have considered getting a 3rd coop so that I can keep adding to my flock. My husband may wonder at my sanity, but really... Can anyone have too many hens??