Verified Reviews for Eglu Chicken Coop Accessories

another Omlet must have! I push them to fresh grass almost daily so the wheels and handles are a must have!

They are great. The handles help move the coop with ease.

I ordered this product after finding out a close neighbor lost some hens to raccoons, not a bad price. These were so easy to fit to the door and I feel pretty confident these will work, two points tho, I do believe these should be standard with the cube, it wouldn’t make a huge difference to the price. I would also like to see one designed for the other Omlet coops. Rating it a five, for ease and hopefully peace of mind.

I bought these handles about a month ago and they help quite a bit. Moving the coop without them is possible, but much easier with the handles. I am glad I bought them.

They are hard to take apart

I don’t have to bend to clean them and it stays cleaner. They are laying more!

Brilliant hen house. Well thought out piece of engineering. Takes a while to put together but I am very pleased. Chickens love it too.

I love these boxes so much that I insist on having them returned whenever I give eggs away. I only have 3 hens, so the smaller cartons are great because I never want to give away 6 eggs!

People find them great fun

We have had a Go-Up for several years now and used to allow the chickens to free- range in our garden with no issues at all. Then after our small flock was killed by a predator, we bought a walk- in run. Neither was as easy to build as the website suggests but since construction we have been very happy with the products. Avian Flu has changed the picture entirely; we now have to keep the birds penned up in the run, and boy, do they make a mess! When they were able to free-range we hardly noticed their droppings and as long as we kept them out of the cultivated parts of the garden we were all happy. Now, despite using hardwood chips to keep the run reasonably comfortable underfoot and changing them regularly, it still becomes messy from time to time. It is somewhat ironic therefore to see the pictures on the website showing pristine grass on the floor of the runs! The hens seem happy though!