🐔 Rural365 Synthetic Nesting Box Pads - Artificial Turf Squares for Chicken Coop Laying Boxes, 12in x 12in Review

For the past year I've had trouble lining my birdhouses. I've tried pine shavings, straw, leaves and cardboard. With all of this, my hens would pull them out and lay down right on the bottom of the milk crate, ending with eggs broken open. These shaft liners have solved this problem. They seem to be very durable and fit perfectly in my milk crates. It might be cheaper to buy an artificial grass from a hardware store but I don't think it will be that thick. I have no complaints. They seem strong

Hello. I asked the seller directly what type of polypropylene is used in the product and never received a straight answer. I wanted to know because it had a Proposition 65 warning (cancer and harm to the reproductive system), but it said it was safe. I also asked the seller where it was made and they told me it was the Netherlands. When I received them, there was a strong chemical smell and a clear label that said "Made in China". Since they weren't honest with me, I immediately sent them back…

Ideal for our bird houses. They're soft and well-made, with no frayed edges or loose material. We've been using it for a little over two weeks. Chickens love them. We had to clean them several times because we have two young hens who insist on sleeping in birdhouses. They are easy to clean if you shake them well to remove dried droppings. They're easy to hose down if you need to clean them up a bit. Artificial grass carpets cost much less than a 10 pack and last much longer as they can be…

The only mat my girls love! In a nutshell. They were installed within a week and there were no problems at all. Girls no longer prefer a box, which leads me to believe that all pads are the same. Easy to clean for the occasional broken egg. With 14 divas laying eggs, that's a huge relief. After trying several other pads I settled on this one. To be honest, I didn't have high hopes. I tried paper based biodegradable aspen. they hated her. After a week there was nothing in the aviary but a paper…