Storms and chickens

[Helen McCourt]

Hi, has anyone had a problem attaching the run to the roof of the Eglu Go house? The sides fit fine but the run piece that should attach to the roof seems the completely wrong shape. Thanks

[Cat tails]

Do you have a Go Up? With me the roof panel was slightly flatter than the arch in the roof of the Go. But managed just to squeeze it in.

[Helen McCourt]

Hi, no it’s just the standard Go. I’ve looked at the video and it seems that it should just slot under two ridges in the roof but ours isn’t the right shape to do that. Thanks for replying. 

[mullethunter]

Yes!! I have a Go. He run has never fit into the roof properly like it’s supposed to. I can force it in (it’s basically too curved / high at the top right?) but it doesn’t really stay. I’m satisfied that nothing can get in because there isn’t actually a gap, and because the run sides are attached to the house and the run roof is well clipped to the run sides it isn’t going to go anywhere (mine’s been in use on and off for 4 years now), but it is a bit annoying isn’t it.

[Patricia W]

If in doubt, phone Omlet office on Tuesday. I’ve always found them very helpful.  The more people feedback the better as well. 

In cases where my run hasn’t fit together properly, I’ve resorted to cable ties.  They seem to pull things together better than the omlet clips.  

[Andrea]

We’ve put our Eglu go coop and run together today (first rescue chickens arriving next weekend 😊) and we had this problem with one side of the run slipping out of the roof but seems secure now we have cable tied some bits of the run together to make it more stable than the clips do