Customer Reviews

If your hands are not nimble, you may need help to assemble these poles. The buttons are really tricky. Due to lockdown I had to wait until I could catch someone else to do it for me. The extra poles have proved their worth though. Also, I have plans to give them an afterlife as supports for pea netting.

Having recently purchased an Omlet Go-Up coop and run I now have 3 young Warren breed hens who are laying 3 eggs each day! This is my second go at keeping hens. Previously I had a wooded ark hen house which although well made was not a patch on my Omlet. The whole set up is so well designed and easy to keep clean. The hens seem to love it and are a joy to observe.

I got this coop with the six foot run for my 5 little bantam chickens. It has been great!! They are very happy and it fits them well. The easy open door in the mornings is a life saver and the easy open doors on the side and back have made my life very easy! It takes only a few minutes to clean everything out and replace with new wood chips.

I am very happy with the purchase. The 6x6x6 came in 5 or 6 smaller packages that I could easily manage. Two of us put the run together in a few hours. The run is sturdy and attractive.

Coool

Really easy to attach and I'm much happier moving our eglu go around now especially on my own. Does sometimes need a wee tweak to catch/ uncatch the wheels from the hook to raise/ lower the wheels. But overall a good, simple mobility solution. Seems quite sturdy too.

I bought this as an extension for my existing Omlet enclosure (because of garden shape and obstacles I couldn't use the simpler, cheaper option of an extension kit). These enclosures are far more attractive than the traditional wooden enclosure, as they're almost unobtrusive from the visual point of view. If I hadn't paid so much for my wooden enclosure I would remove it and replace with Omlet!

The door was easy to install, appears well made, and the girls got used to it within two days. The light is very convenient when checking on the hens at night.

This is a great way to feed treats in the afternoons, the hens spend ages pecking away to get their corn and it means they are kept nice and busy and don’t eat too quickly.

Help needed while erecting and got required answer straight away