Customer Reviews for VEVOR Chicken Nesting Boxes 8 Compartments Boxes with Support Legs Orange, for Chickens Hens Laying Eggs, Roll Away Easy Egg Collection, Easy to Assemble, Galvanized Steel and High-Strength Plastic

My hens would not use the Vevor nesting boxes until I stuffed them with straw. Then that defeats the use of the egg roll out feature . I hope I can take the straw out and the hens will continue to lay in the Vevor nesting boxes. I want to have clean eggs .

This was extremely easy to put together. I wish there were different options for hanging it. My chickens still haven’t laid an egg in any of the nests. They prefer the ground.

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These are pretty good but the next boxes are an inch or so too narrow to fit most chicken breeds. That is the real problem with them. If you have bantams it's plenty, but a well fed Wyandotte is going to have to really want to squeeze in. Longer leg breeds, like meat birds, won't like it. I have chickens lay in them but after comparing the sizes to other competitors it makes no sense why Vevor makes their nests so small, so I wouldn't recommend unless you are unable to get anything else.

Product looks good in pictures, but very DIFFICULT to assemble. After starting assembly realized 1 part was drilled incorrectly and I had to drill.yself. it was hard to line up for the screws but with more help finally got it together. Works ok looks good.

Chickens like to lay eggs and hay not on plane plastic. Beats the purpose of buying something like that. I am not satisfied

The plastic roost break and then constantly fall off, which destroys the whole purpose for purchasing in the first place since the eggs no longer have the protection. the chickens hate them as far as nesting boxes. If you have large chickens they don't fit large chickens well. If they fix the first issue these would be okay.

Cheap but ok. Vevor has terrible customer service

Plastic is too flimsy. Break too easily. Trays are difficult to remove and flip up egg tray covers break around hinge. Perch breaks and an't hold large bird

I really wanted to like these nesting boxes because the design is good in theory, but unfortunately they just haven’t worked for us. Assembly was very difficult—the directions are only pictures with no written instructions, which made it confusing. The metal pieces are also extremely sharp, so you have to be very careful while putting it together; I actually slipped while tightening a screw and sliced my hand open. Once assembled, we ran into additional issues. The plastic collection bin doubles as the perch for hens to enter and exit the boxes, but it’s very slippery and my chickens struggle to get a good grip. The nesting boxes themselves are also pretty small. After two weeks of use, only 1/10 of my hens is laying in them. Watching them try to use the boxes, it’s clear they’re uncomfortable and just too big for the space. Overall, the concept is good, but the execution misses the mark. The design needs some adjustments for ease of assembly, safety, and chicken comfort.