Customer Reviews

I’ve had to separate my chickens - some are very mean! Bought one automatic door for the naughty girls, so that I don’t have to rush up each morning to let them out of their house. We have had a fox kill quite a few over the years so we lock them up at night. Works so well, we bought one for the other girls. They work out how to go through in no time. Now we have peace of mind and makes it so much easier when we go away and have someone come in to check on them.

We bought this bundle when we upgraded our coop for for the winter. It included the swing, the freestanding perch, the bolt-on perch, and a few treat holders. The chickens go crazy for the treat holders. Everytime I go to refill them, they're immediately surrounding the holder and alternate between each one. I was impressed at how sturdy the free standing perch is. It came with a drill attachment to ensure the perch spikes are secure and it works beautifully. The biggest of my chickens is easily 7 pounds (still growing) and it holds her without issue. They haven't tried out the swing yet, but one of my girls loves to swing on our bench swing so I knows it's only a matter of time. I love the construction and stabilization of the swing and know that once they figure it out, they'll love it. Overall, very good bundle for the value. I'm really happy with the quality of construction because I know the chickens are safe while using the products. We will be purchasing more items in the future.

My Omlet door has worked perfectly for 3.5 years. I just replaced the batteries in it as well. Not bad considering I live in the Boston area with cold winters. I bought another door recently that locks the hens’ food safely at night in a plywood box I made.

We bought our first omelet chicken door to replace a cheaper manufacturers that simply wasn't reliable. It works so well we bought a second to expand our chicken's independence. Well worth the higher price.

Bought this to replace a vertical auto door that continuously would not open properly. I hoped that the horizontally opening door would close completely every night, keeping my chickens safe. It works so much better that I am buying a second Omlet door for the other side. It’s very good quality and easy to install. Highly recommend!

I bought the 4mx2m walk-in run over the summer with plans to remove the lower run on our Eglu Go Up coop, which had served us well but was just too low for us to access. I only got around to putting it up yesterday, just in time for storm Debi. The run was straightforward and easy to put together once we had all the pieces separated into groups. It took two of us about 4 hours in total and, though the clips can be fiddly, it went together seamlessly. The instructions are not the clearest but the assembly is logical enough once you get started. We got 4 clear 3m gutter edge panels for the roof but, to allow sufficient overlap, I've had to order a fifth in order to completely cover the roof and have ordered some covers for the side panels . I also used some of the covers off our old run to provide additional rain protection while waiting for the new ones to arrive. As storm Debi was approaching, we weighted the skirt down with concrete breeze blocks and, despite gale-force winds that tried to lift it off the ground, the run is still standing strong and the girls were well protected from the fierce wind and driving rain. With hardwood chips on the ground, and the addition of a pole-tree with perches and treat dishes, this whole set-up will keep the girls warm and dry, with plenty to amuse them, during winter lockdown.

My two Siberians love their catio. They love being “outside” and I love that they are safe!

There were other option for a walk-in run that were cheaper. However, none were aesthetically appealing or easy to break down and store, including partitions to separate the different breeds within the run. Most people just have hens, but we have a few roosters for breeding purposes. Also, the ability to add high perches, so if one of the boys is getting picked on, they have a safe place to roost. Now my girls can free range in peace. The Eglus already had runs, so the connection kits were easily added. I’m going to put the doors back on Eglu runs, so I can let them out while I clean the walk-in run. I do wish Omlet would come up with a roosting bar inside the coop to accommodate roosters that don’t need a nesting box which they poop in. Roosters are chickens too, and it would make cleaning out their droppings so much easier.

I bought this to go in an enclosure we built for them. It took us a while to wrap our head around the instructions and get it put up but seeing the happy cats made it worthwhile. I like the extension options for varying height enclosures. The platforms, steps hammocks etc are pretty easy to put together but you need two sets of hands to attach them to the pole to hold it in place making sure no bits drop out while you screw it in place. (A few curse words were said when the bits dropped out). I have multiple cats and all apart from the very old one have enjoyed exploring the levels and getting up high to watch the birds.

I bought the plum Maya donut bed and square feet. I assembled it and within minutes it was occupied. Very happy with the product, and delivery was super quick.