Verified Reviews for Eglu Cube^® - Large Chicken Coops with Runs

I have ten in my coop a seramas roo 4 seramas hens 3 Cochin hens and two silkies they have plenty of room and they are enjoying their coop so far

We love it. Took us a little while to put together but it’s wonderful. The girls love it also. Great quality. I can’t wait to see how it holds up this winter.

We ended up buying 2 of them :) very easy to maintain. Chickens seem to love it! Keep up the good work and hope you can make a larger on in the future!

Love this whole idea and the chickens do too. Easy to find the eggs, easy to keep clean, easy to shut them in at night. Plenty of space for them and the door at the end of the run is amazing and makes topping up the food and water bowls super easy. My only issue is not that easy to put together and the instructions are not all that clear.

brilliant service and delivery in these difficult time, product excellent and easy to put together. chickens love it and laying well.

The Eglu Cube Mk2 is a fantastic coop for hens. The 3M run is also good although it took hours to assemble. The biggest problem is access - the door is relatively narrow and quite low, so you either have to crawl in or do a shuffle on your honkers trying to avoid the droppings .... I think if it was even 20 cm higher it would be so much better.

The best design ever! Being a complete novice when it comes to chicken keeping, as well as enjoying a lovely garden, we wanted something that was easy, hassle free, would look good in our garden, and be great for our bird’s welfare. We couldn’t be more impressed. It was straightforward to assembly (we used the video on YouTube, the main assembly book and the individual guides to get a feel for how to assemble). It looks great in our garden and is really easy to climb into (we had to show the girls how to go to bed each evening the first few nights, now they just do it themselves and I only climb in to move the dust box and pick up poo each day). The slide out droppings tray is a great design, as is the partition door to the egg compartment. Really like the extra vertical space compared to the other styles of run (the hens really like to flap and fly and use the perch too, as well as the ladders). I would suggest going for the biggest run and coop you possibly can, and the wheels if you have enough grass to move your run around every other day. Really impressed, love this product.

This is our 2nd Eglu Cube and I cannot recommend it enough for easy, carefree chicken ownership. This is one example where you definitely get what you pay for as the whole product is well designed, well engineered and works faultlessly. Collecting eggs is effortless through the side hatch and cleaning is about as simple as it can get, helped by the easily removable back. The ease of cleaning and lack of little crevices and gaps is a huge advantage and seems to be really effective at preventing red spider mite, not something that we’ve found with wooden coops. As for Omlet, I doubt you’ll find a company that genuinely seems to love their products and care for the ultimate users, the hens, as much. Their service has always been exemplary but to be fair, you do pay for it although as said above you do get what you pay for so it’s worth it in the long run.

I am so pleased with my cube! After years (I mean about 5) debating if we should invest in this product, my husband purchased it for me as a gift after birthing my son August 2018 Amazing! A little hard work to build especially the clips but once it’s done it’s fine. We have taken it apart once since building for a deep clean. Easy to clean daily and easy to access (Even while juggling children) my 3 Orpington hens and 2 Serama Bantams and one Serama cockerel all fit. There can be some peking over the one nest box. Easy for my 4 year old daughter to open the egg hatch (she’s loves being in charge of the egg hunt) We added the walk in run and the automatic door

I initially looked at the cube and thought it was too expensive. It also looked untraditional and I was skeptical. So I bought a wooden coop for $400 from eBay. The wood was so light - a cross between one and balsa wood. It would have lasted a couple of years in our climate. I also suspected a fox would easily break into it. It made me feel bad just looking at it. So I gave it away without even putting a chook in it and bought a cube. I love the cube. It's 1000% better. It's tough and totally weatherproof. It makes me feel good just looking at it. I love showing it to people. I wish I had invented it. It fits my 6 Isa Browns. I could squeeze two more in, but that would be it's limit. The poo tray and roosting platform get dirty quickly (unlike the photos in the adds), but they are easy to wash down once or twice a week. In fact, I leave the poo tray out over summer so poo falls onto the ground. You won't regret buying one.