Verified Reviews for Eglu Chicken Coop Runs

Usually our hens roam the garden, but with avian flu precautions we're supposed to be keeping them in. Bought the extra metre to give them a bit of space. With a cover over the top of the run to meet the DEFRA requirements it seems to do the job and the hens seem to be happy enough. Extension a bit on the expensive side for what it is perhaps, but does what it's supposed to do.

Very pleased with product , unfortunately no chickens yet due to bird flu but we are hoping to purchase at the end of February ,warrens and novo browns . I will send photos when available . Thank you

Very happy with the screw pegs

Seem to be made out of strong plastic. Screwing them to the ground just by hand seems to be easy. I have only used them for 3 weeks now, so I don't know if the pegs last long time or not. I hope that they do.

Loved these and bought 2 packets very useful

Sturdy and worth the money. I've just bought a 2nd pack as have extended the Eglu Go, with the original ones being 2 years old now, yet still going strong. I wouldn't have any pets out in the run without these all the way around. Good purchase

Easy to fit and I can still move my run single handed. Totally fox proof so far (there are even paw prints on the back of the house). Basic run is far to small for my three, this is more of an essential than an extra.

I really love my new eglu go up and the run extension certainly provides more room for the girls but I have to agree with other reviews that the run now sags at the sides. I have had to use some small bunjee cords to help pull them outwards.

This is a good quality product. Expensive for what it is but you really do need it; the run is so much bigger with it. Fitting instructions are good. If you end up with 2 rigid metal L-shaped brackets (that do not appear on the instructions), they're to add more security to the anti-tunnel skirt. A tip with the run clips: Use a 2-pence coin to effortlessly open them when dismantling the parts of your existing run, and when you 'add' the clips, prise them gently apart, facing away from you. Hook them over the two parts you need to clip together, them spin them around to face you before squeezing them shut

It was a little difficult to put together, but so worth the effort. Sturdy, strong, surprisingly easy to move.