Customer Reviews

I actually bought a second for my eglu whose included feeder was not at all good . I put it at chest height and there is never any wet or wasted food inside or out. My feed lasts so much longer. Since I carry two at a time I would love if the inside end goes where a bit smoother but that’s a very minor gripe.

As much weather as we get in the PNW I thought a cover to keep the coop area dry but allow light /sun/ warmth through was a great idea. And it is! I put the perch out in the run and all my birds love to hang out in the run under the cover during a shower! The space stays dry and warm when the sun comes out. It doubles as a skating rink on frosty days which provides some entertainment for the birds and a giggle or two for me. Both my Eglus have one!

We couldn’t get our dog off the sofa, until we bought this Omlet bed and sheepskin topper! It’s so soft and comfy she’s happy to sleep on her own bed now.

My cats love their donuts! Initial fear and sustain has given way to adoration. They really look so happy in their donuts, one each now. Highly recommend

The chicken run was easier to put together than we had imagined. I do wish the door was wide enough to carry a poo and straw laden Go Up house, sliding tray out without tipping it so much.

Very happy with my purchase. It was straightforward to assemble and I’m able to move it around easily.

Now the nights are dipping below zero I feel happier our five hens are keeping warm but still with ventilation. They are still laying, so must be happy.

Our ground is quite uneven, these screws are excellent for keeping the run firmly in place and (don't want to tempt fate) fox proof.

Easy to fit and set up. Good instructions.

Loved my original cube and had my eyes on a purple Mk2 for some time. I finally took the plunge and ordered one during the Black Friday sale (at 20% off it seemed daft not to). Compared to the original cube, this one is smaller and more compact although it does still offer good room for my five bantams. I am considering adding on another meter extension for more space if they become locked in due to bird flu (bane of all our lives!). This looks nicer in the garden and is less intrusive on space compared to the Mk1. I have seen quite a few reviews moaning about it being hard to assemble. Yes, it does take time figuring it out via the instructions but it is doable! I constructed mine pretty much solo in around five hours, taking my time so I didn't rush and get things wrong (which could be easy to do with all the bits and pieces). The instruction manual is fairly clear and does point out along the way common mistakes (such as using the wrong mounting brackets etc). My old cube was seven years old and still going strong, I just fancied an upgrade for my old freeloaders (they don't really lay much these days). They do also have videos on how to assemble which may have been easier for me instead of turning so many pages. I feel my chooks will be lovely and warm in the winter and cool in the summer. These coops are so well made and last such a long time, to me they are a good investment :) I'm sure it will hold value fairly well if I one day decide to no longer keep hens (unlikely).