Customer Reviews

The Cube is very acceptable to the 7 hens. The steps are a bit narrow and slippery for them. They tend to fly in and out. The roosting bars they stand on can be cleaned with a pressure washer but anything less leaves stains. Overall a very good buy.

This clear side panel is great, protects the hens from the wind, gives them some security but still lets the light in. Easy to use and easy to move with the bungee attachments. Reasonably large as well. Would recommend this product.

The run was very easy to set up. It gives my chickens plenty of room to run around. Had problem with a lock for the door, but Omlet was quick to replace it. All the staff I spoke to were very pleasant. Great customer service!!! Look forward to expanding my run!

Bought this windbreak the week after setting up my Omlet Eglu Go Up. We were expecting a few days of bad weather so I thought a little extra protection would go down well. The girls enjoy keeping out of the wind when it's cold and use it like a conservatory when the sun is shining. I was planning on removing when the weather improved but decided to keep it as they love sunbathing behind it. Must buy product!

This feeder attaches securely to the mesh wall and keeps the food dry. But after a few months of use I have identified a few problems: it's quite big and it's impossible to make sure the oldest food is consumed first as you just top it up on top of the oldest food; it is extremely difficult to clip and unclip to empty and clean (Omlet promised me a replacement one in case mine was faulty but this has failed to materialise); and finally, my girls now have damaged feathers on their chests because the edge of the feeder when they put their heads in and out is abrasive. I wondered what was causing it and have now worked it out.

I've had a few chicken coops (wooden ones) and this one is by far the best I've had. It's so easy to clean and quick too. I keep 6 medium chickens in it and there is plenty of room, but I do leave the nesting part open. Although they are more expensive I will never use another product again would 100% recommend. One down side for our chicken is that some couldn't get use to the steps so we made something for them to hop up to the door !

I am using this to give them something to play with, but also to give them more shell grit. So I mixed shell grit with bird seed and hung it in their Elgu. At first they acted scared of it, but once they got the idea, they emptied it over a few days.

This is hands down the best coop I’ve ever seen. It takes a whole 20 mins to set and my 8yr daughter did most of the work. It takes about 10 mins to fully clean and put back together. Your chickens will love this coop.

We bought 2 of these, one for a rabbit and one for a guinea pig. These runs look really nice and generally feel sturdy but there are some issues. The water bottles leak inside the box and over the day, will empty themselves. It’s also difficult to get the rabbit out of the cage part of the run. I also begrudge paying £20 delivery on a £700+ order.

I use the tunnel system to connect a two story hutch to a run. I get so many compliments on this setup. Bunnies need space and any outside hutch is always to small. So now my bunnies can get exercise in the run or privacy in the hutch. They run back and forth in the tube. The bunnies even hang out in the tube. It is funny to watch one bunny hop over the other bunny who is already hanging out in the tube. I like how the tube has air vents, it would get too hot without them. Also the vents prevent water from collecting in the tube. The way the tube attaches to the doors is quite good. I have had system for a month, I hope it is durable and lasts a long time. The only negative is that it came shipped without one of the packages of screws. I called and they were nice and mailed me the screw kit I was missing. As a side note the instructions for kit tell you to cut a square hole in wood hutch for attaching door kit. It works but I cut a circle. Having the round tube going to a round hole prevents the bunnies from chewing on the wood that surrounds the door entrance.