Verified Reviews for Rabbit and Guinea Pig Runs

Bought these for outdoor cat run and they work great. Also using them to tie down my sportbrella on the beach and they work like a dream

We bought and fitted the first extra door about 5 weeks ago but have yet to fit the second one purchased . An ideal method of accessing the hens to feed, water or just physically move them, without compromising the inherent security afforded by the Omlet base. Not difficult to fit and well designed and easy to operate

These are very excellent for pinning down the skirt

At first we thought these screws were expensive and unnecessary, but after weeks of arduously pulling up tent stakes to move the coop, I decided to purchase the screw pegs. They are a game changer for us and moving the coop is now super easy with the handy dandy drill attachment they include with the screws! I love these so much that I will also be taking a few camping from now on!

I bought these at the same time as My New Catio and Porch Extension. I just thought that they would be perfect to Anchor everything down securely. They are strong and easy to use and go into the ground well though you may have to unwind them and then wind them down again a couple of times to get them fully engaged. Brilliant product and I will order more for my Gazebo.

We bought these to secure the skirt of the chicken run but they make great pegs for tents or awnings too - easy to screw in and remove and very strong and secure.

These screw pegs work so well, such a clever idea. They hold down the skirting to the chicken run & are also brilliant for tent pegs.

Well made, sturdy screws that are easy to screw into our clay soil. Does a great job holding firmly down any areas that may have some gaps. I don't think we have a flat spot anywhere on our property so these were definitely needed!

work well, and would be good for tent guy ropes.

Our two ladies recently had 11 babies. The run has provided heaps of space adn was relatively easy to assemble however we had an initial challenge with the guinea pigs babies escaping through the wire at the sides. perhpas the design should accomodate a mesh around he lower levels to prevent escapes as well as slithery predators like snakes!