Customer Reviews

Easy to assemble, but it's the small things, plenty of little clips to hold the gate section, even some spares, I like that.

Very good product. Easy to assemble and good value for money. Also a great company to deal with.

It’s perfect! The gold a d cream is gorgeous! I’ve always heard parrots don’t like round cages - but I had to give this beautify a try. I’m glad I did! My Green Cheeked Conure loves this cage so much more than his older rectangular cage. It’s very spacious inside. Super easy to clean. I highly recommend it!

Survived 70mph winds that destroyed another cover

With the avian flu lockdown we have given our chooks a large extended covered run for scratching around which we let them into the part of the day. I have fitted the little door for the ‘go’ run into the side wall of our big walk in run to allow the chickens backwards and forwards between these two runs -it does the job really well.

Like many people I’ve extended and added extra covers to the run with avian flu. I had to use tarps while waiting some weeks for this to come and these work so much better. We have a mix of covers (some clear) and as we have a lot of birds of prey here, the chickens really like the feeling of protection this cover gives them. Photo of pre- Christmas chicken lockdown mark 1. (Problems after 70mph winds but Omlet covers were fine)

I have been using the Omlet cage liners since I purchased the birdies’ cage. They fit well and are very durable. In fact, at times, I am able to clean the surface and flip it over to use the other side. It’s that durable. It holds up well to water spills and fruit that the budgies drop on it. I am very pleased with them and would not even attempt to use anything else.

I have 4 mini's - a Mom and her 3 foster babies from the feed store. They aren't accepted into my large coop with the 5 big girls so they were living in a large dog crate covered in a horse blanket out in the run-in shed with the horse and donkeys (this is where she decided to go broody). With winter coming to OK, I wanted them in something more secure, warmer and portable. This genius coop answered all my needs. It took my daughter and I about 6 hours to put it together. Easy to follow directions, but it is painstaking and you need to be exact. Don't assume that you can go out of order...you can not. The 6' of run is ridiculously sturdy when it is moved, and after about 5" of rain, it has been moved a lot. Not because the rain comes in, the coop and the included cover keeps the girls dry from incoming rain well, but our ground is saturated. Neither my cats nor the dogs can get under the run skirt to bother the girls while they are inside the coop, which means that they are also safe from the coyote that run rampant in my area. My only complaint is that the included food pan, while large, deep and covered, is a bit too deep for my little girls to get all the way into so I have to keep it very full so they can reach it. It would be nice if you offered a more shallow pan for the smaller breeds. I have bragged about this coop to everyone I know. While I live on 40 acres and my girls are all free range during the day and only coop at night, I have told all of my suburb and city dwelling friends that this is their answer to having chickens in their backyards. The cost is only slightly above what can be bought at the local feed store and includes the run. The engineering is above and beyond anything else on the market - and you can't beat the shipping cost!

I was able to easily install this on a bitterly cold Christmas Day, so my hens could have a present !

Bought at the beginning of chicken lockdown (bird flu restrictions) to give our Bantams more room as they are used to wandering round the garden.