Eglu Chicken Coop

While flipping through a copy of Pop life magazine, we came across these hysterical, kind of freakish (to us), and wonderfully adorable chicken coops from the British based Omlet.

The idea behind the Eglu (funny right?) is to maintain healthier eating habits by controlling the eggs you eat while raising a pet that will give you years of enjoyment.

Free range, organic eggs don’t come cheap, and neither does the Eglu. At around $700, you can be sure that your eggs will be popped out by happy, and oh, so stylish birds.

Comments (7)

Where can you buy an Eglu in the United States?

I'd like to buy an eglu and I live in the U.S. Can anyone tell me where I can buy one here?

The only place I can find them is in the UK. The company's phone number is 0845 450 2056 and the info line is info@omlet.co.uk

I have had my eglu for a couple of months now and love it. It is so easy to clean, the run is fox proof and the after sales service is second to none despite the fact that I actually bought mine second hand via ebay! I went for the run extension to give the girls a bit more space if they need to be shut in the run. Although you might like one because of how they look, they are built for practicality and made to last. No complaints here!

there is a usa site - and lots of sellers in the usa. Google it.

I just bought one of these and didn't even take it out of the box. One look and I could see that it is PURE CRAP! The bottom looked like it had been dragged down a gravel street for a mile. Omlet said, "Well it's on the bottom anyway." Huh? That's not the point! I replied, "Well it'll be full of chicken poop too. Why not send it "fully-loaded'?! The mold they use is dirty because dirt was actually embedded in the mottled plastic. The tray didn't sit in there correctly and there was only one tiny strip of thin aluminum keeping it in place. A squirrel could open it! The finishing on the seams was non-existent. Strips of jagged plastic was all over. That could easily injure the tender skin of any animal. Including me. I also had to pay $40 for delivery, of which I will not be reimbursed. Complete and total misrepresentation of a product is what it is. I wouldn't pay $10 for it! Honestly, your chickens will not be safe or happy in such a piece of **it!