Customer Reviews

I purposed the Eglu Go Up with wheels and 2m run a month ago after having a wooden coop, there isn’t even any comparison, the Eglu is and excellent product, looks good, fairly easy to set up once you get going, easy to clean and the chicks love it! At the minute we have 2 silkies in there but could easily fit a few more! I would never use anything but an omlet coop now! No problems with any predators either. Very sturdy and I love the skirt!

LOVE! my Omlet run! I had to save a little for my run but it was 100% worthwhile. My ducks are happy and protected in the run and we’ve had foxes visit with no problems so far. We screw pegged into the ground for more security and I’m very happy that these have bedded in well. It’s holding up to winds and all weather so far and the ducks will be in permanently for flock down over the winter. The stable door is a great feature and it’s really helpful when I’m filling pools and keeping the ducks inside the run whilst I’m busy cleaning etc. The locking mechanism is also great and prevents animals opening it from both sides. I only wish I could put padlocks on them so I bought some locks for extra security overnight and not at home. The look of the run really blends in well to the garden surroundings and pleasing to the eye. The height is very good, though maybe not necessarily needed as high this is no negative. The mesh is strong and sturdy, the upper level has slightly bigger holes in but sill proofed from foxes. If the mesh were narrower it would make an amazing aviary, perhaps this is something Omlet would consider in the future. Love this product! Don’t let the price put you off!

When I ordered the auto close door I don’t know if I didn’t order the correct attachment piece or what. However, when I opened the box and got out the detailed description of all the pieces I realized I needed something different from what I received. Omlet Support was awesome and very quickly sent me the one I was expecting. OMG! If you don’t have the auto door you have no idea what you’re missing. Even though I’m normally watching the process, (hens are very smart), from my window it’s awesome to watch the light and door work. The light comes on inside and the hens go into the coup. In about 5 minutes the light goes off and the door closes. The best part is it opens again in the early morning before I get up. The hens are happily scratching for bugs and ready for the day by the time I’m up. I had wild ducks for a while and had to get up before sunrise everyday to let them out of their coup. The auto door is great for my girls and for me too.

I actually bought a second for my eglu whose included feeder was not at all good . I put it at chest height and there is never any wet or wasted food inside or out. My feed lasts so much longer. Since I carry two at a time I would love if the inside end goes where a bit smoother but that’s a very minor gripe.

As much weather as we get in the PNW I thought a cover to keep the coop area dry but allow light /sun/ warmth through was a great idea. And it is! I put the perch out in the run and all my birds love to hang out in the run under the cover during a shower! The space stays dry and warm when the sun comes out. It doubles as a skating rink on frosty days which provides some entertainment for the birds and a giggle or two for me. Both my Eglus have one!

We couldn’t get our dog off the sofa, until we bought this Omlet bed and sheepskin topper! It’s so soft and comfy she’s happy to sleep on her own bed now.

My cats love their donuts! Initial fear and sustain has given way to adoration. They really look so happy in their donuts, one each now. Highly recommend

The chicken run was easier to put together than we had imagined. I do wish the door was wide enough to carry a poo and straw laden Go Up house, sliding tray out without tipping it so much.

Very happy with my purchase. It was straightforward to assemble and I’m able to move it around easily.

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.