Customer Reviews

We use this netting to subdivide poultry within a fox-proof run. It's easy to set up and move around. Our only problem comes when the ground is very wet and it's very windy and this tends to blow it over enough for birds to get through. I have also yet to really understand the gate - it always seems easier to just pull the spike up - but we don't ever use the net as a complete surround.

sturdy, easy to clean, easy to move, no problems.

It does the job and very good because you can see through it. However, the rings did go rusty within a week and one of the elastic bungee cord snapped. If you want to put this right up against the cube itself then you can't put an elastic on the middle hoop as it gets in the way of the roof as you open it but it so far seems to have stayed on. I have 2 on a 4m section of roof and if you want to make sure it covers all the run they have to overlap with a bit of a kink in the middle or miss out another elastic but overall this product does the job and is aesthetic.

It took two of us a good two hours to assemble and is a bit fiddly in that respect. Equally, the clips that hold the wire mesh together are ingenious, but make your fingers ache after a few and pliers tend to break the tabs. However, once it is assembled and in place it is wonderful - so easy to clean, so easy to reposition and most importantly, our Buff Orpingtons seem to like it!

Don't know how I managed with the old wooden coop cleaning it out used to be a big messy job now it's so easy and no bending down, the hens took to it straight away. Can't recommend it enough. Expensive but certainly worth it.

The eglu is so easy to clean. It looks Nice in the garden. A Great way to keep chickens in your back garden.

Love this, not so sure the chicken I bought it for does as well - but looks very good on her!

Really easy to use and secures the run to the ground.

Everybody has found this a very amusing gift.

After 'rescuing' an abandoned hen (don't ask!) we needed to find her a functional home for a novice to learn all about these wonderful creatures and to house the 2 friends we got for her (again, don't ask!). The Go was an immediate draw as it was the right size, seemed easy to clean and would suit our garden. We assembled and housed the girls, the following week bought the extension run and plastic covers and they are happily using all their mod cons and free ranging for a few hours a day too. The only drawback is the cleaning of the roosting bars ... they're messy little so and so's and the poop falls through but also sticks to them quite well, so a power wash is needed. Definitely would invest in a spare set of bars to make the clean up quicker. Cost is a factor, especially for the price of the extensions but taking into account the durability, it's plain to see where your money goes but as I'm now trying to persuade OH that a cube a couple more girls would be fantastic and easier to clean for a forty something woman as raised off the floor, lets see where this goes. Overall, a great starter henhouse :-)