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[Electricbarbarella]

Ok I need to put some more bedding of sorts into the eglu, it is a stinking mud puit at the moment and I ant see it being long before the neighbours notice.

I dont want to do the edging thing that omlet describe as that would take up too much space, I have wicker edging on the cube which looks great and is fantastic, because of the slope of the eglu run that wouldnt work, so what can I do, I need it to look nice and stop all the bedding going everywhere, I am taking a trip to B & Q later for sdome wood chip and would really like to sort the edging out to so the eglu actually feels like a permanaent member of the garden rather than an afterthought.

[Falkor]

I used green plastic lawn edging from B&Q to keep the aubiose in the run!

 

I used a hole punch to make holes in it and then cable-tied it onto the run......I did this from the inside of the run and it looked quite smart

 

Whilst at B&Q buying the lawn edging and picked up a couple of sheets of corrugated plastic and bungees to put on top of the eglu to keep most of the rain off....this helped no end with the damp musty smell!

[Redwing]

Could you put the wicker edging in at an angle? or perhaps saw the 'legs' off and wire it on to the Eglu run?

 

Lawn edging works quite well I believe or that short log roll would sit against the run ok

 

I have plain boards secured by tent pegs on mine

[Olly]

I had log-roll on mine, I'd originally bought it to make the Eglu enclosure that Omlet suggest. It's an expensive way of doing it if you don't already have it to hand.

 

When I got the second Eglu I followed the plastic-lawn-edging-and-cable-ties plan described above by Palmer 07, and it worked very effectively.