Customer Reviews

I truly consider the purchase of the Eglu Cube Chicken Coop to be one of the best decisions of my entire life. This is a high quality coop that I anticipate using for many years. I had looked at dozens of those wooden coops available at the various farm stores in our area and always came away discouraged with the quality; I considered making my own coop but was concerned with the cost. For far less than I would spend on lumber, I was able to purchase the Eglu Cube Large Chicken Coop with Run, and with it came the confidence in knowing that I have a high quality coop that will serve my flock well for decades. The coop is easy to assemble, easy to use, easy to clean, and the chickens love it! This coop is the foundation of a long-term relationship with a healthy and happy flock!

I bought the Universal Automatic Chicken Coop door a month ago and have enjoyed the reliability and convenience ever since. The door installed easily and has worked flawlessly. The chickens quickly learned the routine and I love the freedom of knowing they are safe and sound inside the coop even on the occasional nights when I have to be away.

Being new to backyard chickens, I knew I wanted a coop with a low profile. After a lot of research, and not wanting to build one from the ground up, I decided on the Omlet Eglu system. I started with the coop and a 9' run but quickly added on the 6'x6' addition. We had to get a bit creative on connecting the two systems so to allow the whole set up to fit in the space we had available. I love it and so do our 4 hens. We have added three more baby chicks to our brood and they will be joining the "big girls" in about a month.

Highly recommend

I bought this for my two hens Eglu. I used it on a windy day, and oh dear it went everywhere. I am sure it is brilliant for small animals but for me and my Eglu it was a disaster!!

Seem to stay on well. Hens like the ladder.

My dog absolutely loves going into his Fido crate! There's plenty of room in the compartments to store all his stuff and it fits right in with the rest of the furniture too!

I ordered 2x 4pks of these tunnel supports to use with the tunnels I've also recently purchased from Omlet. Although they are fantastic (very strong & supportive) unfortunately I am unable to use them. I should've checked the height before ordering, but as they were advertised for use with 'Guinea pig' tunnels also, I went ahead and ordered. Unfortunately due to their size they make the tunnel sit 10cm above ground/grass level. That is great for a Rabbits, but in my opinion that is Too high for a guinea pig to safely & easily enter & exit the tunnel. If Omlet were able to make tunnel supports that were lower (closer to 4cm? off the ground) therefore more Guinea pig friendly, then I would definitely re-buy, as I think these tunnel supports are great!

I loved the idea of this bed and the sustainability and the diversity of toppers, it is quite expensive but the idea it had longevity, easily cleaned and had versatility seemed worth it. I love how you can zip the tops on and it’s very well attached, I know some others didn’t like this but it’s really good. I was however, disappointed with the size. Although I did measure and checked the sizing and weight on the website for my bulldog, it is a bit small for him! Obviously the topper makes it smaller because of the design, but even though he is the appropriate weight it’s just a bit too small and the next size would be way too big for him. He keeps going back and getting in his old bed!????

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.