Verified Reviews for Eglu Go Up - Chicken Coop for 3 Large Hens

This product has made life a lot easier as my husband can move it himself

Ok, we've had a Eglu Go Up for 12 months or so and I would like to suggest that after that time and with occasional moves, the cages do need a service. What I mean by service is to pull apart the hut component, karcher (pressure clean) the hut and a retightening of the screws. After that, its like new again.

Super quick delivery and well packaged. The eglu is perfectly engineered so everything fits together as intended without gaps and should literally last a lifetime

I had to reach out to customer service multiple times while I was putting my Eglu together. They went above and beyond answering all of my questions in several different emails. I have one hen that was ostracized by her flock. I purchased this to keep her away from them and safe. The product is amazing and my little hen, Bolt, loves it.

I had 3 lovely girls then decided to get 6 Leghorns , my husband treated me to an Eglu for my new girls, it was the best thing for them and I find it so easy to keep clean which is so important, then my husband bought me a slightly smaller one for my thee old girls so I was able to take to the dump my fifteen year old wooden one , it's not until you have an Eglu you realise how good they are , in this recent hot weather I know the girls are comfortable in there at night, my Christmas wish list is an automatic door for them and some of the toys you sell, I already thought they lived in Cluckingham Palace but now they do

We purchased the 4m run for our formally free roaming rabbit who was moving house with us. This product is really well designed and quite straight forward to assemble. He hasn’t been it it long but it is lovely to be able to move him around the garden as we got the wheels and handle attachments too.

I bought this as well were moving house into a new build with a stop off at my parents bungalow. The hens were previously kept in a pheasant shed with a built in outdoor area. Much of the appeal of this coop being that it can be moved around as the hens ditched their run. My husband constructed it which was no problem for him. I like the fact it's plastic so will be easier to clean and maintain. I already owned an Omlet moveable pen so have adapted that to provide space. The coop and run are very expensive compared to a wooden coop but I am hoping it will pay off in terms of durability and possibly resale if the hens die.

As a real novice where keeping chooks is concerned I am delighted to be the lucky owner of an Eglu Go Up and 3 Bantam Wyandottes. It took them a little while and a lot of encouragement for them to get the hang of the steps. But they got there in the end. One of them even walks up each step! The swing so far has not been a hit so I've removed it and just put in a perch, which they are totally ignoring at the moment. The Eglu is really easy to move around our paddock and the girls get very excited about each patch of new ground. So far so good with predators, our resident magpies think the girls are a new food source but cannot get close enough to them. We also have various visiting neighbourhood dogs. All of whom have shown a great deal of interest and tried to get in to the run. A really good product which was easy to assemble and really easy to keep clen.

I'm a chicken mama to many fluffy butts. My favorite breed is my bantam frizzle cochins. One in particular, Rachel, has recently become the object of some serious henpecking...to the point of being left bloodied and bald. I decided, if she could pull through, she had earned the right to a peaceful existence in her very own coop. The Omlet Eglu Go Up Coop and Run has so much to offer! She has tons of room in both the coop and run. I added the wheels and love how I can move her to a fresh area of grass and leaves daily. She's thriving and looks so happy. We've started getting cooler nights here, so to be able to close her coop door from the outside keeps her warm and comfy during the night. In the past, I have purchased wooden coops from a national big name company that have already had to have the rooves replaced and are rotting away at the foundation despite being placed off the direct ground and the three coats of expensive outdoor paint used. My plan is to replace them with other Eglus down the road. I love the maintenance free plastic used for the coop. Assembly of both the coop and run was so easy. Time and care was taken with the packaging. I also added a clear rain guard to the run that worked terrific during the high winds and rain we received from Francine a couple weeks ago. She and her food remained dry! I'm so glad I bought this setup!

This is my second GoUp. I’m so pleased with my first that when I decided to get more hens (they arrive in a fortnight) I didn’t hesitate to build another GoUp for them.The auto door in the cage adds flexibility for me and the hens.