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

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 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.

I bought a Eglu Go UP Chicken Coop may be 9 weeks ago . How was the experience .... Customer Service - Excellent Coop Quality - it looks like lego and what a design !!!! Everyone like this . Cleaning process - Hassle-free and good for the chicken as this is made out of plastic there fore no risks of coop pest issues Am I satisfied? - I could only fit 4 chickens in the iglu coop as it is small. I want to buy more chickens and therefore in the process to order the large iglu coop. I highly recommend it !!

I am so glad I have the Omlet family helping me with my first time chicken raising! I love my Cube and the accessories that go with it. So far, it is so easy to keep clean and my chicas seem very, very happy.

I have loved my omlet automatic door, so after Hurricane Ian destroyed my coup I bought this to house my hens. Despite my coup falling apart my automatic door still worked! The folks at omlet were kind enough to send me the hardware I needed to attach the two for free. Thanks again for your help.

I've owned this coop since 2020 and really love it. I added two extensions, an extra waterer and feeder, the autodoor, and covers (for year round use). I even added the autodoor to my wooden coop that houses chicks. My eight bantam cochin and silkie hens sleep and lay eggs in this coop. I placed towels in the laying the areas for easy cleaning and less mess. I don't close the door to run, because even with the extensions, it would be crowded for 8 bantam hens and 1 rooster, but they will stay in the run for protection during rainy and windy days.While I did buy the wheels to move the coop, I do not use it as a tractor trailer. Far better for the health and happinesses of the chickens to allow them to free range under pop-up tents and trees with nearby reflective pinwheels for overhead raptors. My guard cat lives in peace with my free range bantams while keeping larger invading cats at bay. The hens required some training to climb the ladder, and now they even go broody in the laying the area. Any hens with crests covering their eyes will need to trimmed or placed in a rubber band to see the ladder. The sleeping area allows them to perch above their poop, and can be easily cleaned by scrapping it into the garbage. Also if the run should puddle with water, the coop remains high and dry. Parasites, such as mites, won't be able to infest the crevices. Any coop under a tree with wild finch will eventually endure these critters, so plastic will probably be the only solution to this problem. In regards to accessories, almost everything is high quality. The feeder and waterer are easy to clean and fill. The feeder will prevent water from entering (but not rodents). The autodoor won't crush the hens and is very dependable (really the biggest bang for your buck for autodoors). The peck toys really keep the hens entertained. The base, however, should be coated because it will rush if left in the rain after 1 year. The plastic covers for the back of the coop protect my hens from strong winds while they huddle at the back of the run. The thin top cover will wear out after two years and should be replaced with a thicker cover. The only accessories missing are a misting system and cooling pad to keep the flock cool during the summer. I find that the heat can be far more damaging to the health chickens than the cold. I took away 1-star for difficulty in building the Omlet coop. Videos should be watched before assembling because the instructions can be difficult to follow and it is easy to become lost in the steps. The coop does require at-least people to assemble over a weekend (for a full 2-days). Be prepared to buy extra zip ties in case mistakes are made when assembling and to give more stability to the run. I have no regrets with my purchase now that I am two years into owning the Omlet.

We have had several types of coops for our hens over the years. This is the first one made of plastic. It is quite elaborate, and very warm and dry for the cold and rainy months here in Ohio. I am excited by the prospect that this will last several years versus the wooden ones that make it only two to three years before needing maintenance or a replacement to keep the foxes out.

We found an old Eglu Go on Facebook marketplace accidentally and got hooked. Here we are, six months later, with the larger Cube model with 12 foot run, automatic door, wheels, and handles. We are so satisfied with the ease of use of this product! Moves so much easier than we imagined around our yard. Our kids are so excited too! My husband went from being doubtful about getting any chickens, to wanting to expand our flock of 4 to include 7 this spring.

This is the third Eglu Cube I have purchased. I have 2 roosters with crossbeak and they have one each since they continue to fight each other. Would highly recommend.

We bought our Eglu Cube in June of this year. We got it within 3 weeks which was a little quicker than we were expecting it. It was a big task to put together with 2 people; we did it in the evenings, it probably took 5-6 hours total to get the coop and 9 ft run put together. Once we got it up we love it. Our chicks were about 8 weeks old when they moved in and they got used to it quickly. It was a really hot summer and they did great. We did put a few big frozen water bottles in there to keep them cool overnight. We put hardware cloth around the run to keep out the raccoons, and put toddler doorknob covers on the rear and egg door knobs also. We had a raccoon break into our last coop so we're extra cautious. We ended up attaching our 9 foot Omlet run to an 8x8 producer's pride universal poultry pen only because the Omlet walk-in run was not in stock, but it worked out great. Our winters get cold in Upstate NY but we're planning to buy the blanket or jacket from Omlet and the windbreak also. In the dropping tray we've been using Sweet PDZ and First Saturday Lime, and I've been adding pine shavings since it's been getting cooler at night. It's so easy to keep clean compared to a wooden coop. We also hope to add the auto door at some point. I'm attaching a photo of our chicks when they first moved into the Omlet before we got the walk-in run.