Customer Reviews

The cube was easy to erect with its construction being expertly explained through the manual instructions.I have bought 6 hens (although it will take 10 comfortably) and it did'nt take them long to master the ladder access to the house with some stepping up all the way and some partly flying up to the entrance door.Everything is easy to access whether you are gathering eggs,cleaning out the waste or just checking on the hens with the ease of the sliding roof.The run is a good height to allow access into replenishing the food and water supplies.Overall both my hens and I are very satisfied with the purchase of the cube.

Delivered to France with great help from Omlet to check the delivery status and arrival time. Looks neat and tidy and the chickens are happy and safe. I would highly recommend this product.

I purchased my walk in run a few months ago and I must say I really like it. Putting it together wasn't the easiest of tasks but I managed and it's given the chickens so much more space. All I have to say is make sure that you build it where you want it to stay because it is really heavy!!

Took one star away because we had two bantam chicks (old enough to be outside) escape through the gaps where the wheel lever is. We had to close it up with wire until they got bigger.

For anyone wanting to keep just a few chickens, the the Go Up is fantastic. Just the right size, easy to assemble if you FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS and so easy to access and clean due to it being higher up off the ground. It's easy to scrub and being plastic, it will not harbour moisture or have all the nooks and crannies for the dreaded red mite to set up home! What's more, we feel 100% confident that the chickens are safe from any unwanted visitors! In terms of looks, we bought the green one and this blends really well into the garden and really doesn't look gaudy. So? What are you waiting for? Treat your chickens to a lovely new home!

Not cheap at first glance. However, it's very well designed, looks great, surprisingly solid and robust once erected, a lovely big space for the chickens to roam in and most importantly we are 100% confident that any unwanted visitors are kept out. Therefore, for the extra that you are spending, these runs are actually well worth the money and will stand the test of time. A handmade wooden construction could never be as hygienic or look as good and would be hard to take with if you moved home. As this is a particularly large run, it took me and hubbie a couple of days to put up. I would say to lay all the boxes out in order on the ground and FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS and then you can't go wrong!

I think Omlet has the best coops. The engineering that goes into every feature like insulation and air flow, as well as ease of cleaning makes it just the perfect coop for my girls. The tractor is so easy I can move it myself. I love my EGLU!

we have 5 of these products now...1 for chickens, 1 for quails, 1 for guinea pigs, 1 for hares and now one for ducks!! I can't praise the products enough. Hardwiring, good looking,extremely practical, safe etc... Omlet as a company are fantastic, very fast efficient service, great customer services. I highly recommend them

We had an Eglu classic with 3 metre run for 5 years and we've been very satisfied, but the walk in run takes chicken keeping to a new level (literally) The hens are happier and so are we. Construction is straight forward, but it's a good idea to read the instructions carefully first. The run is thoughtfully designed and well made.

It works, it is solid and moves as one piece to keep the grass fresh. lying straight on the grass I move it about once a week and the grass grows back in spring and summer. I'll be setting up a winter solution on wood chips. I'm told chickens prefer going up to roost but they seems perfectly happy with this ground level product. It is well made, easy to clean and I feel confident to leave the coop door open because the anti-fox run is so solid - this means I am not tied daily to looking after the hens and can go away for the weekend after making sure they have adequate supplies. I lay newspaper on the bottom tray and change it every three days with three hens. Put this in the compost bin with cardboard your junk mail and, grass clippings to make hot and quick compost. I hose down the top tray once a week. At most, all of this is 30 minutes maintenance a week to keep the hens healthy and happy and to keep me in eggs. I bought a cheap tarp and bungee set to give extra bad weather protection and shade depending on forecast. All a bit pricey in the short term but will last an age and will keep the hens safe without constant attention.