Verified Reviews for Eglu Weather Protection

Now the nights are dipping below zero I feel happier our five hens are keeping warm but still with ventilation. They are still laying, so must be happy.

Bought a Windbreak for our Eglu Go Up. Does exactly what we wanted it too. Typical British weather with winds and driving rain resulted in more of a mud bath than a dirt bath under their coupe but now they have a protected dry area to dust!

I bought this a month ago to protect rum and Millie and Mollie my hens from the rain. Really pleased with quality good quality heavy duty material , turn half back on a sunny day , really pleased great product .

Despite delayed shipping (the reason we rated 4 and not 5 stars), we received the windbreak before the snow begins to fly here in the north east! It fits perfectly under our Eglu and we are confident it will keep the hens snug this winter. We liked that the 3 pieces are joined with velcro, (hook and loop), no zippers to mess with. We plan on using "zip-ties" to attach to the enclosure. Thanks Omlet for a clever, and practical solution to weather protection!

Fits the Go perfectly to keep the hens snug. Good quality and prompt delivery.

Well worth the money. We've left it on permanently as it allows for plenty of light and shaded areas from the sun and rain.

Finally replaced my old lightweight cover with the heavy duty full length version. Very pleased with the quality, should easily withstand the Scottish weather for a good few years.

Finally I received the full length heavy duty cover after a long wait due to out of stock issues but I can honestly say that it was worth the wait!!!

The end of my cube coop is facing the wind so I wanted to protect my chickens when they were under the coop resting which is where they like to go in the afternoons . It works very well

During the very wet, changeable weather in the UK the windbreak has been an absolutely necessity to keep the chickens dry. It’s great that it’s clear so they can get some light too as they haven’t had that experience (ex-caged birds)