Customer Reviews

Had the Omlet walk in run for a month now. We have seven chickens, so glad we went along with the purchase. Took two of us to assemble. We purchased the 3x2 but found with having the cube inside, there was much room, so bought an extension and now the run is 4x2 and it's so much bigger for the girls to have room to move about in. We have had heat and wet weather, so we have shade covers and protective covers from the rain purchased from Omlet. Both have been brilliant. So pleased with all purchases. Expensive at first but we'll worth it.

This keeps off most of the rain (sometimes rain falls sidewards!). It's durable and strong and a doddle to put on. I live in an area which has strong winds but this cover has never budged. Definitely recommend.

Very useful for keeping my chickens off the patio!

Very happy with the cover. Will be buying the larger cover too (when its back in stock) as very happy with the quality.

Excellent product

My chickens use them every day and enjoy pecking for the seeds. It keeps them occupied and stops them from being bored.

Managed to build this single- handedly. Once built, this is a great house, very solid and the chooks settled in straight away. I didn’t purchase the wheels as I wanted it to have a permanent position in the garden and found it best built in situ: it is a big beastie to move without the wheels. Before you start, you need to work out what way round you want your coop to face and measure out and level off an area that includes space for the wire skirt of the run, and space around this so you can get in and clip it all together. The cube sides are not interchangeable so you have to think about your access to the cube doors and run gates before you can position the eglu. I’m attaching mine to an extended run around the garden so there is more room to roam. Any build videos you can find online are useful. The feed and water dishes supplied were too deep for my wee bantams so I slung a pole through the run mesh and hung their old feeders from it, but the food gets wet so more faffing to do to get the set-up right. The pole through the mesh made a good perch and I added a tree branch perch in as well. A future upgrade for me and my tiny bantams might be to make another gate in the mesh to access the area under the coop and use that area for feeders as it is sheltered from the rain. There is a small plastic sheet cover supplied with the run which can provide shade but is too small to keep everything dry, and in any case, if it was any bigger you wouldn’t see your hens. The coop is easy to clean and the nesting box is easy to access. For me this was a major investment but I am glad that I did it as I am chuffed with the quality, the appearance and the ease of use of the Eglu Cube.

These are simple but effective. Well made & will probably last a long time.

My very fussy cat has taken to this bed so quickly, it looks great and of very good quality, maybe a little more expensive than other beds I looked at but in my opinion it’s well worth the money.

It's a beautiful cage, my Wife and I bought this for our parrotlet. If you watch the how to build video, read the instructions beforehand and follow the diagrams, putting it together will go well. But, be sure to not be in a hurry, it takes some time to build! The parts, design, etc. are all quality. And I like the shape and dimensions of the cage.  The only part that I think can improve in the design is the doors, they swing out. It would be great if they were designed similar to the doors on the Vision cage, to open out or in to also double as a platform for flight out of and into the cage. That would greatly improve the experience for the bird. We have two Vision cages for our birds and they love that aspect of the cage. Aside from that, it would also be great if Omlet had more accessories; other types of perches, ropes, toys, etc. that are designed for their cage. But, overall, a great cage; we'll probably buy another one for our other birds.