Verified Reviews for Omlet Chicken Perch - 6ft

This perch is nice and easy to use. I would recommend it for any eglu coop!

easy assembly, good quality, very pleased with it

We have the whole Omlet setup for our chickens, and since there was a sale, we decided to try out the perches. I bought one of each length, and I must say that once they found them, the ladies really loved these! The spend lots of time up there each day, preening, snoozing or just watching the world go by. I would 100% recommend these to any chicken owner to enrich their bords' lives.

My only complaint is that it does sag in the middle. Easy enough to prop it up.

Arrived quickly, excellent quality, straightforward to fit, chickens love it

Received our chicken perch yesterday and put it in the girls shed this morning . Our girls seem to like it with Pip perching for a fair length of time. Waiting on the other girls to catch on

Fits our cage and the chickens like it.

3 foot was great, 6 foot (2 added together) is not as sturdy, if several hens use it, not strong enough in middle attachment. Otherwise great product.

It’s a perch. Chickens sit on it. Bit wobbly if you get the 1.8m double perch to go all the way across a walk in run and sags slightly with 3 freeloading birds sitting on it rather than laying eggs. Shame you can’t buy the end connectors separately to convert from a double to 2 singles.

This is our 4th perch from Omlet so it’s clearly a good sign if we keep coming back. Considering we only have 4 hens it’s possibly overkill but we wanted to make sure each area of their walk-in run had a perching option for them. All 4 fit on 1 perch very comfortably, and our girls are fluffy little chonkers. The other perches are all varying ages in years and all are still in perfect condition. The one thing I would like Omlet to fix is the metal tube that joins the 2 smaller poles. It should be a material that’s easier for their little claws to hang on to. I wrapped some sack cloth around the metal join a few times over and secured it. They then get to perch together as a group rather than being divided by the metal unperchable bit.