Neighbour making formal noise complaint.

[Cooks]

that is a fantastic run!.. yes I definately think a few more in there

[Seagazer]

What a brilliant run - as I have discovered this week - the door in the cube run is way too small

 

I've already warned hubby that we will need to think about a big run!!

[landgirl]

I'll remember to duck eventually!

Egluntine you have QUITE enough hens. Don't get ducks!

 

I'm a bit slow catching up but congratulations both on the cube and the gorgeous run. I can't wait to come and see!

 

Well done

 

Landgirl

[TAJ]

That run would be my garden! Very impressive size & lucky birds.

 

Tracy

[Lesley]

Thanks. I must admit I am more than a little chuffed.

 

I keep cracking my head on the door frame though.

 

I'll remember to duck eventually!

 

We haven't remembered yet Egluntine - and we have 5 of them

 

It's a lovely set-up

[AMO]

Fantastic set up - I am very

[theherd123]

Looks Egluntine.

 

Your chooks must be really pleased

[Snowy]

Oh no, how did I miss this?

 

It looks great Egluntine!

[moomin]

That's great Egluntine - beautiful space for your chooks

 

love the attention to detail - **matching trugs**

[Purplemaniacs]

It looks wonderful, what lucky girls

 

It is inspiring, perhaps we should have a walk in run and a cube

 

In the near future

 

Chrissie x

[Olly]

ooh it's gorgeous - only just caught up, as I can't see pictures when I log on from work. I'm very - you definitely need some more chickens in there though, they will be rattling around like peas on a drum.

[Blackrocksrock]

It really is fantastic and sets me thinking about one too. Loads of room for more ex batts too!!

[Gael]

Stunning!!!!!

 

I wish my garden was big enough

[moochoo]

It's lovely, your girls must be delighted with all that space.

[TAJ]

So how are they doing in their new estate - do they get lost as it is soo big? Or do they still think they should have the whole garden?

 

Tracy

[Chooks Aloud]

Hi Egluntine

 

Fab set up. No doubt in future I shall upgrade to a cube - can you tell me, do you take it to bits and take it outside to clean/power wash or how do you go about cleaning the cube.

 

I too have a large run, like yours, and at present take the eglu to bits and power wash outside. Was just wondering if this is possible with the cube?

 

Karen

[Egluntyne]

I just clean it in the run.

 

I can't see any difficulty using the power washer in the run, on a decent day, as long as the water can drain away.

[Chooks Aloud]

How easy are they to take to bits to take outside the run? I'd prefer to do it outside, especially in the winter.

 

Karen

[Egluntyne]

I think it would be a big undertaking.

 

I'm not sure that I would want to tackle it on a regular basis.

 

 

*My son came up with a good name for the run last night ....instead of Hencatraz, it it now the Henpire State Building.

[The Dogmother]

Great name.. that boy will go far! Does he share your enthusiasm for the hens?

 

Karen, I honestly wouldn't bother with the hassle of taking it apart all the time - it's not like the eglu, which breaks down into a couple of bits; the cube (as you've probably discovered) comes in numerous panels as a sort of flat-pack. I'd do a quick clean with a bucket of soapy water on a weekly basis, then use the pressure washer every 6 weeks or so. The pressure will be enough to clean into all the nooks and crannies without taking it all apart.

[Egluntyne]

Great name.. that boy will go far! Does he share your enthusiasm for the hens?

Erm......he once topped up their water for me.

[The Dogmother]

Great name.. that boy will go far! Does he share your enthusiasm for the hens?

Erm......he once topped up their water for me.

 

Boys eh?

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Great name.. that boy will go far! Does he share your enthusiasm for the hens?

Erm......he once topped up their water for me.

 

And I bet he's never let you forget it .