Customer Reviews

Although this is a great run extension, I should have saved the £100 it costs and put it towards a Walk in Run because even with extension (3 meters now), I still feel it's not big enough for my chickens - even more now there is a lock down.

The Jokes on my for buying "The Chicken Swing". Doesn't matter what I do, place the chicks on it, place the older hens on it, not one of the 8 want anything to do with it. It's still hanging , waiting. Maybe it's my chooks, but if you have to train them to use it I don't see the point!

Due to the larger mesh size in the top half of the run small birds such as Robins can get into the run meaning it is not Biosecure. Quite simply this is not good enough. Why are Omlet selling products that do not meet basic DEFRA guidelines. The runs should be supplied with the smaller mesh panels all over, not just the bottom half.

Comfortable fit, excellent product! Beryl loves it :-)

Purchased my new Eglu cube a few weeks ago..all ready and waiting for the arrival of my hens (delays due to bird flu virus) It has stood in the garden with every weather condition thrown at it from ice ,wind,freezing rain and sun and it still looks bright and is completely dry inside.. I have always had wooden houses and this was something of a considered purchase but I am thrilled with the whole design ,and I know my girls will love it when they come in March..

Extremely happy with the Eglu Cube with 3M run and wheels - it is sturdy and very easy to clean and looks good.

Had chickens for three weeks but they haven't used the swing yet

Very happy with the screw pegs

I have tried most types of feeders/drinkers on the market. This one is the best so far. I keep it under my Go Up for a little added protection from the rain. The food so far has stayed completely dry. The stand is simple, easy and convenient to use and great for keeping the feeding area clean.

I got x2 1M run extensions for my Eglu Cube. This makes the whole thing about 4M long and gives my 7 hens much more room. It's pretty unwieldy to move though, so I attached plastic piping (with dowel inside to stiffen it) down each side of the coop, to use as handles, which works quite well.