Verified Reviews for Eglu Cube^® - Large Chicken Coops and Runs

Purchased for mobility option and easy clean up . Plan to use as brooder for our chicks / top removed and just the tray left in . Will put it all back together and move outside when chicks are ready . Chicks arriving next week .

We are very happy with this coop. This is the first time we have had chickens. We have 9 and they all fit comfortably. It is so easy to clean. They are about 18 wks old and have not started laying eggs yet so we have that area closed off for now. I can’t speak of the laying area as of now, hopefully soon. I live in Arizona and we are having quite the winter so far. Below freezing temps and high wind. This coop holds up well and chickens seem to be keeping warm. They are all healthy and appear happy. Summer gets hot so I will have to update once it gets here.

I did so much research looking into what coop I would get for my chickens. I'm glad that I got the eglu cube. It is easy to clean and the chickens love it. Plus it doesn't take up too much room

I love this coop. I bought the 12 foot run, wheels, auto door and the light. I only wish Omlet would provide more wire ties. I ended up using 150 wire ties to secure the cage to make it much more solid, especially when it’s moved. Make sure you set aside about 5-6 hours for the large system, it will take that long. I am a contractor and I had a friend who is an engineer help me and it takes time. I would also recommend watching some install videos to familiarize yourself with the process. You will be glad you did. Anyway, great product and I look forward to getting my first chickens. If someone from Omlet reads this, how do I order the rain covers for the run?

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!

This is the fourth omlet coop we own, and thee is a reason why! If you want a non rotting disease free home for your chickens where cleaning is done in minutes this is it.

This is exactly as I expected. A well insulated, easy to clean hen house that even looks great!

I bought the this product a week ago and although it took longer to construct than anticipated. It certainly helped having the video. It seems a little expensive but when you see the quality of the cube and how well it is packed and speed of delivery it is definitely worth it. Congratulations to the design team in it . Our chucks are very happy and laying eggs from day one. Thank you.

They do the job

I put off buying one of these for ages because of the cost (despite having seven hens). I thought I might be able to cope with two coops, instead of one big one. That was a pretty stupid idea, because it meant cleaning out two coops instead of one. So in the end, I cracked (if you'll excuse the eggy pun) and bought my Cube. It is FABULOUS. Well worth the money. The separate nest box means the eggs tend to be cleaner (you can close it off at night when the chickens are roosting), and the pull-out tray means emptying droppings on a daily basis is easy. There is plenty of room for all the hens, and they all seem very happy. I don't have the built-in run - my Cube is inside an extended walk-in run. Yes, this is an expensive solution, but if you are older (like me) and you have any arthritis issues (like me) it makes caring for your hens a pleasure rather than a pain. Building the coop was fairly easy - the worst bit was putting the sides and the roof on because you have to climb inside. You do need two people, and it took my sister and I about three hours to do it, mainly because it was pouring with rain and we kept stopping for a tea break.