Verified Reviews for Eglu Cube^® - Large Chicken Coops with Runs

We have an Eglu already for our Marans and it's just right for them. It is so easy to clean, great for laying (once they had training eggs in it), and with a useful space underneath. I'd read that Silkies didn't make it up the ladder, so am pleased to see that that is not true. At least, now with ours. Thankfully, given the low temperatures right now, we have the extreme weather cover, as little ones are more vulnerable. It's kept them toastie.

Having bought several wooden chicken houses which in time leaked, I’m hoping the Eglu will last longer. It certainly looks robust and waterproof. Very pleased with my purchase. Chickens adapted very well in a couple of days as the steps were much steeper than they were used to. Very happy chucks.

So well built and secure for my babies. It does such a good job and it such good quality.

the cleverest and cleanest chicken coop I've ever seen. blow moulded plastic so no nooks and crannies for mites or dirt to collect. very easy to clean with a hose.

I did lots of research and I'm so happy that I ended up with Omlet. It may be on the pricier side, but it is worth not stressing over chicken safety from predators and ease of access to clean and maintain. I bought the larger coop to accommodate Omlet's automatic door and light. My 11-week old chicks have learned to put themselves to bed and are getting better with the ladder every day. I can't wait to get more chickens to fill up their coop.

I have always loved to have a few chickens, I wanted the Eglu for many years but kept purchasing cheaper huts. We have lost so many hens and in 2020 I gave up. In 2022 I paid almost $16.00 for 5 dozen eggs and said that's it went straight home and purchased 3 day old chicks for $10.00. Over the next weeks I mulled over what home to purchase for them and finally thought I'm going Eglu, I am so glad! I have a Labrador that loves and protects his chicks but is very allergic to everything chicken and he can no longer get into their food! His hot spots are gone, chickens are healthy and happy! I purchased my Eglu Cube (large) in June of 2022. It is now November and we are having unusually cold winter, today I ordered the Jacket (really to make me feel better) the hens seem to be happy and are not minding the cold. I have 3 (large hens) so I worry about not enough body heat with these cold temperatures. I kick myself for waiting so long, just do it! It's worth every penny and now with the options of using Klarna, so easy! If you'd like to know more to help you make this purchase, please email me!

So far so great. I only gave 4 stars because honestly, I had the hardest time putting the fencing together. Also, some items were labled wrong. But I love the coop itself. Can't wait to see how it does all year round.

I needed something that could cope with all the wind and rain we get here….my old wooden coop was falling apart after only a year so this has been perfect (especially with the auto door). The hens are comfortable and safe and the instructions are clear.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I was hesitant to purchase this coop because I really didn't think the plastic would be as good as a traditional wooden coop. However, it was so easy for me to put together, TO CLEAN and to move on my own. I am SO incredibly impressed, my chickens love it and so do my kids. By the way, if you are thinking about getting the automatic door...DO IT! I have 3 kids and between all of the kids extracurricular activities, I am confident if we are running late that my girls are in their coop safe and sound.

I love everything about this coop! Easy to clean, girls seem to like it :) I love the separator between the nesting area and roosting "bars"; it keeps Miss Charlotte from sleeping in there and making a mess. I love the ease of cleaning, the auto door (no more dragging myself out of bed on the weekends to let the girls into the run), and the mobility of the coop. I have the coop + 13ft run and I can move it myself. I'm only 5'1" so it's often difficult to raise anything up high enough to move it, but with the placement of the handles and the fact that the wheels raise the back of the coop high enough, I have no problem moving it. Word to the wise: Put things together in the order they provide. I planned on putting the coop together first (on my porch - it was raining), moving it to the yard, and then attaching the run. Big mistake. You have to attach the first of the run panels to the front of the coop before attaching the sides/back/top. I had to take everything apart, attach the run, and put it all back together.