Customer Reviews

These clips are easy to use but do perish over a period of time exposed to the elements. However as they are relatively cheep this is not a huge problem. Not quite sure how you are supposed to reuse them as once on I have not managed to remove one. Useful to be able to buy all these spare parts for the Eglu so that inevitable wear and tear can be fixed when necessary.

Essential for anyone getting a second hand eglu and as extras for adding a converter. Good value as well!

definitely recommend! wish i'd bought it sooner. My chickens came rushing over to use it the second i put it in. the silver 'nipple' bits attracted them and they love it!

Bought the cube to move the girls into from the Eglu. They haven't yet moved so this is based on building only. It was a PIG to put together. TWO HOURS? You have GOT to be joking. It was at least twice that with both of us working flat out and we had to resort to a hammer in the end. We were a washer short and the run didn't want to fit. The ladder was a nightmare because the holes didn't line up. One side piece really didn't want to fit flush and all I can say is that if that's how you keep draughts out the hens must like a lot of fresh air. The lid was awful because no matter how much you adjusted the runners the only way to engage the lid properly was to put it on backwards. It did eventually go together and I hope the girls will like it but they will have to be ecstatic about it for my husband to forgive it the trauma of its assembly!

We have been really pleased with our purchase, it is so easy to keep clean, it is versatile, and moveable, safe - no sharp edges to anything, so our two grand-daughters are not in danger of getting caught on chicken wire or splinters from any wood, and they really love wandering up the garden to look at the chickens and collect the eggs with Nana. It is also fox proof and when the hens are away at night we know that they are safe.

very practical, easy to clean, comfortable for the animals and safe and warm. Our chicken loves their cube. The most easiest way to keep chicken in the garden!

reasonably easy to assemble chickens happy in their new home

Love it and the chickens love it too. I would like to mention the guy who came round to build the cube - he was more than helpful and was very passionate about his work - he is a very good representative for Omlet.

On 12th August 2009 we took delivery of an Omlet Cube, run plus extension and 4 'girls'. They were delivered by a great guy called Darren who put everything together for us & showed us how to use everything. Although we had done a course at our local City Farm we still had questions all of which Darren was able to answer, he gave us lots of tips, he also showed us how to clip the girls wings and let us practice on two ourselves under his supervision. The girls Omlet sent us were very healthy & we've called them Sage, Onion, Chestnut & Garlic, they have settled in well & are great fun. The cube is excellent, easy to clean, move around the garden and the new larger door is a lot more convenient. The Cube is a very safe, cosy place for the girls to sleep (it still fascinates us how they put themselves to bed). One of the girls is laying already, hopefully the rest will follow soon. Definitely 5 stars for the product and 5 stars for service, thanks Omlet and Darren of course.

Delivery on time and no extra charge to put it all together for us. The Cube is great and enjoying the ease of cleaning etc. It's quite heavy to move around - especially for us as we don't have a completely flat lawn and it gets caught in the dips. Our chooks have managed the ladder but do tend to launch themselves from the top sometimes and move very cautiously up it as it doesn't have very much grip for chicken feet. We've also provided a step so they can get onto the ladder more easily - it's quite high. Finally, our girls do like to be difficult and so lay and sleep in the laying section if they get the chance. We've had to create ourselves a wooden door that hangs on the division and slides back and forth, to keep them out at night but let them into the laying section during the day. Perhaps this feature could be built in to the next model?! Thank you!