Verified Reviews for Runs

Love the Eglu Go run extension! My buns now have over 10ft in total (3 meter run plus the Eglu). With 4ft width over two sections, narrowing to 2ft into the Eglu. Might be a bit difficult to clean as it's so long but I swapped one side panel with the door panel so can reach inside with a rake - I rake all the hay & mess out and add fresh twice a week. I also bought an extra door kit but not done it yet. Very much in love with my Eglu and pleased I've made this investment. Hope my buns enjoy it for many years to come. Also found it easier to build this time ( the initial Eglu plus 2 meter run I really did struggle). This time I trusted the process and used the clips straight away as part of the design is for it to have a little give, it was my bad last time trying the cable ties first!

The fox killed the last of my chickens last September. Last week I completed a 3x2 meter Omlet walk in run, along with an Eglu cube.I have fixed Omlet screw pegs all around the skirt, probably more than is necessary. I introduced six new hens yesterday, and I am certain that the run is fox proof.

Excellent item easy to use and robust

We live in Stoney Heath and the name explains our problem. Erecting things which need securing in the ground is almost impossible. You can forget straight metal pins, but the Omlet pegs find their way underground easily, every time. Invaluable when erecting our Omlet chicken netting.

Run is over-designed and more complicated to assemble than necessary... i don't expect the overabundance of plastic clips needed to hold the Run together will survive for long in our hot southwestern US climate. ..by comparison, we have a large dog crate that came in a box about the same size as the Run... the dog crate is pre- assembled and easily folds open or closed for use or storage,.. there's no reason why this Run couldn't have been designed in a similar way... i suppose the Run is fine for a backyard lawn but it is in no way adequate for rolling throughout our two acre farm/pastures as a rabbit "tractor". ,,perhaps it wasn't designed for such use...i should've known better.

These things are great. It's pretty genius to design a very sturdy plastic screw to anchor down your coop. It makes me feel better knowing that predators can't pry their way under to eat our babies.... For our babies' babies

To be applied to deter unwelcome visitors to the coop, these pegs also provide a little confidence that the coop is further secure from high winds.

We unscrew and rescrew the pegs weekly when we move our run around the garden. Easy to spot in the grass and really does the job. Perfect!

Fixes Omlet skirt to lawn where it is uneven. Ideal.

Our hen run is on uneven and sloping ground and these are perfect for ensuring the skirt is held in place. Also, being able to use the drill attachment means they are quick to position and remove as necessary.