Customer Reviews for VEVOR Chicken Nesting Boxes, 3 Compartments, with Support Legs, Easy Egg Collection, Galvanized Steel and High-Strength Plastic, Roll Away Nesting Boxes for Chickens and Hens Laying Eggs, Orange

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.

Flimsy but seems pretty solid once put together and in place. My only issue is when the chicken gets in they seem to flip Actual nesting base. So every day only 3-4 spots have eggs.

Went together easily and it's actually pretty well built. My only issue is my chickens don't seem to like it as much as thier old laying boxes

When I unboxed it was flimsy and a part was dented. Once I assembled it it got more ridged. There were extra bolts and nuts. I got a $20 refund for the damaged part which was nice. I just bent it back so it would fit. My chickens are not that interested in it and they prefer the old style. But when the new coop gets fines he’s they should be more used to it than the standard non roll away nesters. But over all ok quality if you are not looking to build it your self out of wood. Would buy again but on sale cause price is too high for the quality.

This is based solely on two adults with adhd/autism putting together. In theory this is a wonderful nesting box. However the machine parts aren't drilled all the way correctly leaving you to do some heavily worded improvising. Once you get past the desire to throw the whole thing in the yard and call it a day it can be fully functional. Some tips for the first time putter together person. Make sure you are using a regular drill not an impact like my loving husband insisted ( took apart and put back together twice) Attach the red lids BEFORE putting the trays in ( the last nerve you are dancing on for the sake of progress will thank you later. The edges are SHARP! if you are on blood thinners like a member of our household WEAR GLOVES MAKE SURE YOU SET ASIDE AT LEAST AN HOUR plus 15 minutes for arguing with significant other about a back piece being on the front. Then enjoy 😉 Will update after I have had a chance to see whether my hens have had a moment to inspect. The price seems a bit high for some tin and plastic but hey it's 2025

Same exact one you see other brands selling for double the price. Metal is very thin but for the price I will take it. For the money it’s worth it

pour l'instant pas formidable ,,,,,,,,les poules ne se font pas bien a vos couleurs vives ,mais je ne désespère pas ça ne fait qu"un mois environ ,mais de très bonne qualités et une livraison impeccable