Verified Reviews for Omlet Walk In Chicken Runs

The run was used to extend the chicken's area without causing an unsightly part of the garden. The mesh is unobtrusive but most impoortantly gives a large fox proof area so the chickens can be left safely

I bought this in May 2022. I ordered the 6' high, 9' wide and 13' long. I plan to use it to house ~15 bantam grow outs in the warm months. Product arrived very quickly and was packaged well. Easy to assemble if you watch the YOUTUBE video.

Love it not one Predator got any of are chickens so happy

Brought this three weeks go ease to put together with help of grandson and good instructions

I have 4 pullets and though the coop I purchased has enough room in the "sleeping quarters", the built-in run itself was too small for them. This run was a great solution. It gives my girls more space and allows me to be in there and clean, etc without getting in their way. It's made a world of difference in their comfort and my upkeep of the coop.

Boxes arrived banged up and I was missing a few parts. The instruction aren’t as good as the previous products I have ordered. I had to reassemble the roof a few times as the pieces were not fitting. Chickens love the play pen and it was worth the 3 day install.

When I decided to get chickens - I came straight to omlet - love the walk in run, easy to assemble, and extend when needed. My birds are happy - can easily be built by one person but two def helps.

The walk-in run has been the best-ever Omlet purchase/investment. I live in New England where we get snow and icy conditions for many months out of the year. The walk-in run provides a safe space for the chickens to roam during the months when the coops are stuck in place because they're frozen into the ground or snow prevents you from moving the coop around. I bought the largest size walk-in run available (9ft x 13ft x 6ft) and have never regretted it. I bought Omlet's heavy duty tarps that provide cover over the run panels. This allows for my chickens to have plenty of room while not having to trudge through snow and ice. I cover the ground in the run with straw that I get in bales from the local Agway store. Living in a place that gets a lot of snow, I did buy the Eversprout Never-Scratch SnowBuster roof rake on Amazon to clear the snow from the tarp panels. It works great for those storms with heavy snow.

The directions aren't very clear. We had to go on Utube several times to figure out which clasps go where. Other than that it's ok.

I purchased this coop for its mobility, and for it's ease of assembly. So far I've got no complaints, and the run itself seems to stand up to South Louisiana storms quite well