2009 Omlet cube and run for sale

[Addiscomber2]

We are hoping to move to a house with a much bigger garden, and be able to have chickens. Is it possible to move a large walk in run without dismantling it?

[Lewis]

I would think you'd need an adult on each corner to move it but I wouldn't want to myself. You'd end up with square patches all over the lawn and it can become very muddy depending on the weather.

I would keep it on a permanent site with a slabbed base if possible  

[HarrisonFamily]

I agree with Lewis - I would site a large run on paving slabs - have a kick board round the edges and have a deep layer of auboise or something similar.

[Beantree]

We used to move our runs and coops to new grass every week; leave it any longer and it starts to go bare. The front of the run was lifted onto a pair of wheels and then the back picked up and pushed or pulled by two people. The ground was completely flat and it was still a lot of effort. We don't move the runs any more.

[mullethunter]

I agree with all of the above. In theory it’s possible but it’s unlikely to be a good idea.

[Addiscomber2]

Thank you, everyone.