Icebreaker
Features
14 day of flame
Strong & Durable
No wiring
Outdoor usage
Rerillable container
Specifications
2,01 kg (4.44 Ibs)
9.7” x 9.7” x 9.2” (L x W x H)
0.37 gallons (1.4 liters)
Aluminium
14 days
25 cm x 25 cm x 25 cm; 2,1 kg
Instruction manual, Cover, Container, Cartridge (safety cap, fiberglass wick, tank (1,4 L), liquid wax), Spirit level
Available options
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How long will the RUN-CHICKEN nesting box last?
Our nesting boxes are crafted in Europe from high-quality aluminum, ensuring they’re sturdy, durable, and designed to last for years.
How do I maintain the RUN-CHICKEN nesting box?
It requires minimal maintenance. Simply wipe and clean with a cloth and warm water to remove dirt. Periodically check and tighten screws if necessary.
How do I assemble the RUN-CHICKEN nesting box?
The nesting box assembles into a 6-sided prism. Detailed step-by-step instructions are provided, making assembly quick and easy.
How do I mount the RUN-CHICKEN Nesting Box?
Mount the assembled box at least 12 inches from the ground, using the long screws provided. It can be mounted up to 4 feet high and next to other boxes to create a honeycomb look.
What is the size of the RUN-CHICKEN nesting box?
The assembled box measures 10.0” × 14.2” × 12.4” (L × W × H), providing ample space for comfort and egg-laying.
My chickens do not want to lay eggs in the nesting box. What can I do?
Ensure it’s mounted correctly, provide enough boxes, use suitable nesting materials, maintain cleanliness, and consider using artificial eggs or curtains for security.
Can I give the RUN-CHICKEN nesting box as a present?
Absolutely! It’s a perfect gift for chicken keepers, offering ease of egg collection and lasting durability. We also offer custom engravings for a personal touch
Where can I order replacement parts for RUN-CHICKEN products?
Contact our customer support for any replacement parts you need; we stock all necessary components for our nesting boxes.
Can I mount my RUN-CHICKEN nesting box outside?
We recommend mounting it inside your coop to protect the filler from getting wet and to keep eggs safe. Hens lay more eggs when they feel secure.