Verified Reviews for Eglu Chicken Coop Run Covers & Tarps

It is a pity that the chroom rings after a few days In the rain starting to rust

I have had this clear cover for nearly two years now and as a protector from wind and rain it is excellent .....however!!!! I have to buy a new one as the local foxes have torn the bungees off and over the last three nights have decimated the cover. I will buy another clear for now and hope that they will leave it alone, as it is so good as a cover and I can still see the birds.

having a heavy duty cover by the entrance keeps the food dry - essential in this weather. very well made.

These have proved to be very beneficial as were I live can get extremely windy, two miles from Lands End.

This is very much better than the previous lightweight covers we've had from Omlet, and looks as if it will last much longer.

Gave the girls a much lighter run and still keeps them dry . My old green ones were dried out and needed replacement

This works really well and keeps the ground underneath nice and dry so the chicks have somewhere to shelter. We have just had heavy, huge hail stones and the ground under is still dry.

I do not have an eglu but i bought this cover to go over my run attached to my wooden hen house. It really has helped to keep the ground dry and protect my chicks from the winds. It is very strong and attaches easily to the mesh with the bungees so no flapping covers! I have purchased more of these ready for the winter and have also used them to attach to the side of the run for extra protection if rain is blowing in! My pekin chicks are very happy and have nice dry feet!

This clear cover is ideal as it provides protection, and you can still see your chicks. My only concern is how long the rings will hold in the plastic cover as the elastic clips do pull.

Spring and summer were cool and wet, or cool and overcast, in my area. My hens looked miserable, and seemed unhappy especially following the frequent torrents; they went off the lay too. The cover has been very useful. It has kept the run-area dry without blocking light, and has even warmed my girls on the cooler days. (I keep my Eglu Cube under two fruit trees in summer for the dappled shade.) if the day looks to be hot, I tend to take the cover off which is quick and simple to do. I'll be keeping the cover on during the autumn and winter, and though the cover seems robust, I'm not sure yet how well it will manage in frost. It does appear to be thick enough though.