Omlet Eglu Go Chicken Coop (Coop Only)
- Maker says
- Up to 3 large hens or 4 bantams
- Material
- Twin-wall insulated plastic
- Nest boxes
- Nesting area
Best for Starter flock of three
Eglu Go, Cube and Pro plastic coops, the Autodoor and its coop light, and Omlet feeders and waterers. We link official Omlet listings only, and explain how to spot fake Eglu copies.
See Omlet on AmazonBest for Starter flock of three
Best for Small flocks wanting low upkeep
Best for Larger flocks wanting plastic
Best for Eglu owners and small coops
Best for Omlet Autodoor users
Best for Small backyard flocks
Best for Small flocks in mild climates
Best for Eglu and Omlet run owners
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Omlet is a UK design company known for the Eglu, a twin-wall plastic chicken coop that is quick to hose out and has no wood joints for mites to hide in. In our catalogue, all from official Omlet listings:
The coop listings are coop only; Omlet sells runs separately. Check the inside floor against space norms before deciding how many hens to keep, since the listings give overall dimensions.
Omlet suits small backyards and keepers who want a coop that cleans fast and looks tidy. It is a premium choice, and plastic coops need shade in hot climates.
For wooden coops, OverEZ builds heavier panels for larger flocks, and PawHut and Aivituvin sell lighter budget fir coops. For automatic doors, ChickenGuard and Run-Chicken are the main rivals to the Autodoor. RentACoop makes port feeders.
Best for A first small flock
Best for Two hens in a small yard
Best for Retrofitting a secure pop hole
Best for App-controlled door schedules
Compare in the Omlet Autodoor review, ChickenGuard vs Omlet Autodoor and wood vs plastic coops.