Customer Reviews for VEVOR 2 Tiers Chicken Nesting Boxes, 10 Compartments, Metal Egg Laying Boxes with Protective Collection Lids, Roll Out Nesting Box, Easy to Assemble, Ideal for Hens, Ducks, Chickens, and Other Poultry

Works ok.. not the easiest to get the trays out to clean and sometimes the plastic breaks but for the price it’s kinda worth it if you want something to last a few years. If you buy 2 you can probably get a good 10 years out of it with spare parts from the second one you buy.

Went together easily, instructions pictures were okay could be a little bigger , price was good. Chickens started using right away.

Montaggio e scheda molto semplici ed efficaci. Utilizzato per 3 settimane ed vedo che le galline si trovano bene, cè qualche uovo rotto ma penso sia per fretta di entrare a deporre.

Le pondoir est de bonne qualité. Les matériaux sont solides et très bien emballé. Je recommande. Les poules pondent dans les pondoirs et les oeufs restent propres. Très content de mon acquisition.

Resistente, boa qualidade e bem sustentada. Resta saber se, com o tempo, não enferruja.

Mis en place il y a quelques jours ce pondoir et pratique et facile a nettoyer, les bacs pouvant être retirés sans trop de difficulté

These nesting boxes are working great so far, I wish I could put some sort of pad down but the thickness is to much and the eggs will not roll down if there is a pad put in these boxes.

Easy to assemble, trays are a pain to get out to clean collect and clean. This was purchased as a quick solutions until my coop with nesting boxes is ready. You could probably build something out of 1x1 lumber for cheaper.

When the chickens use it. The eggs are nice and clean. Just wish I could figure out how to get all my birds to use them.

Nesting box came quickly, relatively easy to put together for one person. Took me about 3 hours start to finish. The actual boxes are a little smaller than I thought they would be, I had to cut nesting pads in half to fit. Also the tilt of the boxes is not quite enough for the eggs to roll forward with nesting material in them. But, hens seem to be happy and I don’t mind reaching in for the eggs.