This is our second eglu - bought in haste after we brought in more hens and the 'traditional' wooden henhouse, which had been empty for some weeks and then, as we thought thoroughly cleaned - turned out to be infested with red mites. Okay, everyone says it has been a bad season. However, the first eglu, right next door to it, was dismantled and inspected with a torch and magnifying glass and found to be totally mite free! What's not to like? Well, perhaps the instruction booklets, which seem to have been translated, from the original langauge by someone who might have paid more atrention. The diagrams are great though and after a day's work (not the three and half hours mentioned), it was up. Worth noting though that the graphics in the instructions suggest that it's a job for 1.5 people. An 'other-ender' is handy.