Eglu Cube ®

The Eglu Cube is the perfect large chicken coop for all hobby chicken keepers, Quick to clean, with a slide out dropping tray and smooth hygienic surfaces, this chicken house effortlessly accommodates up to 6 large hens or up to 10 bantams,, Like all of Omlet’s chicken coops, your chickens will be happy and safe in the spacious, heavy duty steel enclosure,

Eglu Classic Chicken Coop

The Eglu Classic hen house and fox-resistant chicken run is an easy to move starter chicken house suitable for 2-4 birds, Designed over 10 years ago, the Eglu Classic is the plastic chicken house that turned chicken keeping into a hobby suitable for every person and every garden, Eglu Classic plastic Chicken Coop with run – girl removing Eglu lid,

Raised Chicken Coop

The Eglu Go UP is the ultimate raised chicken coop for up to four hens, and a firm favourite with chicken keepers, Exceptionally easy to clean in minutes, with slide out roosting bars, dropping tray and waterproof, wipe-clean surfaces,, Your hens will be safe from unwelcome visitors in the spacious, heavy duty steel run, Featuring Omlet’s unique anti-tunnel skirt and an attractive dark green

Omlet Eglu Chicken Coop Review

The Omlet Eglu costs the same but I know it’s going to last, What I like About the Omlet Eglu Chicken Coop It’s a plastic chicken coop, Now I’m not a huge fan of how a plastic chicken coop looks, I wish they made it just a bit cuter, but looks came in far second …

Eglu Go Chicken Coop

Eglu Go Chicken Coop Specifications, The Eglu Go House is suitable for up to 4 medium sized chickens or 2-3 larger breeds such as Buff Orpingtons or Cochins, When setting up your Eglu, you should allow 60cm of space behind the house to enable the dropping tray to slide out easily, Materials: House: 100% Recyclable UV Stabilised Plastic

Large Eglu Cube Chicken Coop

Omlet Plastic Chicken Coop Review – The Eglu Chicken Coop

Omlet Plastic Chicken Coop Review – The Eglu Chicken Coop Review When Omlet’s Eglu – now called the Eglu Classic – was launched back in 2004 I must admit I didn’t like it, It struck me as a fad rather than a serious product,