Verified Reviews for Rabbit hutch accessories

Ok, we've had a Eglu Go Up for 12 months or so and I would like to suggest that after that time and with occasional moves, the cages do need a service. What I mean by service is to pull apart the hut component, karcher (pressure clean) the hut and a retightening of the screws. After that, its like new again.

I studied reviews of this coop and made the jump once a patch of my garden was secure- 6 ft fence, and met a neighbour who had hens for the last 18 months free range and no intruders like fox or mink. I have a weak lower back so height of coop suits me , clean water and stiff brush aids in cleaning trays and flat shelf of chicken poop. No run so had to buy separately a steel treadle feeder to feed hens as local starlings were stealing most of the pellets in open feeders. Expensive outlay but easy to use. Smart door with timed open/close is great for kids in in the morning!

We absolutely love our Omlet Egglu Cube and run. The only reason our rating isn’t 5 stars is that it takes some work to assemble and the instructions could be better. Using online videos we finally got it done. Now that it’s complete, the work was worth it! Our chickens couldn’t be happier and neither could we. 👍

We moved our 6 Chantecler chicks into the large coop and 12 ft run. I’d say 4-5 chickens would probably fit more comfortably. If I could improve it I would make the wheels larger- our yard is bumpy and it can be difficult to move. I’d like the option to have an electric water bowl that attaches to the side for the winter months. Overall I’m happy with it and would purchase it again.

Yes, I went all out. Solid products. Quality materials. Easy-to-clean coop. Reliable auto-door. Creative and adjustable perch/roosting bar kits. I doubted that 8 hens could sleep in the coop...and while it seems cramped and bedtime can get noisy, they make it work. Happy hens. Cons: 1. Complicated assembly. Be sure to follow instructions or you will be disassembling to hit a missed step. 2. Pricey!

We decided to buy the Omlet run after having lost chickens in a cheaper wooden coop. I feel that the sleeping quarters are impenetrable and the run looks really safe too. I love the smart design and how you can lift the run up to move it easily around the yard on the wheels. The easy open swing door is pretty cool too. I'm also comfortable knowing that there are well designed add ons that I can get to improve my set up. Wish we had of went with Omlet in the first place - I reckon I can safely say that there is probably no safer or better designed coup for backyard chickens.

We ordered this 3 week ago, it come last week and it took about 8 hour to assemble. We put are birds in Saturday night and they have got in the Omlet at night, we have to put them in after dark. I hope they start going in on there own soon.

I moved my 8 6-week-old chicks in 2 weeks ago. They took to it right away. The coop is well thought out though I'm pushing the capacity. Assembly was a bigger challenge than it should have been. Omlet has apparently small design changes over time and the video instructions are somewhat out of date. The written instructions were not easy to follow.

We've only had the coop and run for a week, so time will tell on how well everything holds up. Building the coop took about 4 hours with myself and my husband working together. It took a couple days for the chickens to learn how to use the coop, but they love it now. I love how easy it is to close the coop at night. There are so many well thought out features on this coop and run. We had our first rainstorm last night since having the coop and everything inside was nice and dry this morning (including the chickens). My only complaint was the instructions. There were four different ones (one in almost every box) and all of them had a slightly different order of steps (the video was different, too). It was hard to know what comes next. The instructions also are not clear on when to add the plastic clips, the picture just changes ever so slightly, so you have to pay super close attention to the picture - like a "find the difference" puzzle. Overall, we are extremely happy with our purchase and look forward to many happy years with our chickens!

After having wooden coops before and knowing how hard they are to keep clean and mite free, the Eglu Go Up is a breeze to clean. 5 mins in the morning to hose the trays and an hour or two in the sun, and all done! I can move it on my own and the chickens have settled in well. I took one star off for how hard it was to put together. But maybe that’s just me. Also wish it had an automatic door option.