KUHL Front Roll Out Nest - 6 Hole

Name: KUHL Front Roll Out Nest - 6 Hole
Brand: Kuhl
SKU: 422236
Price: 348.99 USD
Availability: InStock

7 total reviews

QC Part #422236 | MFR # ROLL-6

$348 99

Sale Sold out

Product variants

Ships within 2 Business Days

View full details

Description

Reviews

Q&A

Documents

More about KUHL Front Roll Out Nest - 6 Hole

This KUHL 6-Hole Front Roll-Out Nest is the only of its kind available on the market. It meets the needs of customers with smaller pens and operations that do not require larger nest models.

Features/Advantages

Heavy-duty plastic perches & nest bottoms
Eggs safely roll down the the front of the nest for easy collection
Incorporate plastic nest pads for a completely sanitizable unit
Roll-out bottom dramatically reduces egg breakage
Durable construction enables nest to provide multiple seasons of trouble-free use
High front & back panels eliminate litter being scratched out of the nests
Plastic perches and nest bottoms eliminate the harboring of lice & bacteria commonly found in wooden perches
Shipped "knocked-down" for lower transportation costs

Dimensions: 36" L x 12.25" W x 35.5" H
Hole Size: 7" H x 11.5" W
Shipping Weight: 43 lbs

Filter by rating

not good

Instructions suck! Must be a contractor to figure them out. one item did not even show on instructions! Beware, extremely hard to put together. Manufacture needs to improve on instructions

Instructions?

The product seems ok so far, but basically I threw out the useless instructions because they were so unclear and frustrating.

nice product, poor instructions.

Assembly is very frustrating. I am not impressed with the instructions at all. The finished product seems to be a pretty nice product for the money.

norman

very good does all that they said it wood do. well worth the money

Good overall, some assembly issues

Product seems well designed & well built. Assembly was a pain in the neck. Directions difficult to follow and pictures of each step unclear. Pre-drilled holes in metal don't all line up with plastic parts. Clear plastic roll out cover had to be stretched hard to match holes. With that all said, 7th & 8th graders assembled the whole thing with teacher direction.

1 2