Customer Reviews

Wonderful,these roosting bars make the weekly 'Hens Housework 'so much easier during the winter months. My feathery Darlings love them and that is what matters

Excellent product can see my ladies being happy. Although i thought shade was a wee bit short.

I am most impressed with my cube. My hens took to it straight away. Because I needed to put it behind my shed I found that the fox proof guard at the sides would have been better hinged like the front and back. The door could be a bit bigger, I find it hard to get in to clean the ladder etc. A perch of some kind would be nice for the chickens to sit on which I have had to buy it lifts them off the grass and gives them a break from each other.

So much better than the wooden ones!

I'm very happy with my cube, a very simple and attractive design with good construction drawings, but found some of the tolerances of the molded panels to be tight and need a lot of force to be able to line up for the installation of fixings and the roof panel does not fit as well as I would have liked with larger gaps at the front than the rear, I think most woman and some men would struggle to construct the cube this is why have have given it a 4 star rating.

A great improvement on the wooden bars, easier to clean and dry especially in the recent bad weather. No complaints from the hens either!

I bought these as the cube was shown to come with the wooden bars however this is not the case and they do now come with these plastic ones so I don't actually need this additional set. If you are ordering a new cube, you don't need these as an extra.

These are great. We ordered two sets but unfortunately the corners were broken on one pair. However, Omlet replaced them immediately. Being in two parts they are easier to get back into the cube. They are easy to clean and dry, and obviously more hygienic. And no complaints from the girls.

They are excellent, really easy to clean and the chooks love them!

Disappointed so far as none of my chickens will use it. Anyone have any tips?