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6pcs Chicken Feeder, Automatic Chicken Feeder, DIY Ports Gravity Poultry Feeder Kit for Buckets Barrels Bins

~~£52.06~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by A10 ROOFING (LONDON) LIMITED

Product information

Description

General description

Keep your chicken feeding area clean and waste-free with this 6pcs Automatic Chicken Feeder Kit. Designed for easy installation and use, these DIY gravity feeders allow poultry to access feed without spillage, saving you 15-30% on feed costs while keeping your coop cleaner and more comfortable. The kit includes everything you need to transform unused containers into efficient feeders.

Technical specifications

Material: Strong and durable PP material

Feeder hole size: 3.15 inches

Recommended height for container placement: 6 to 10 inches above the ground

Compatibility and accessories

Includes 6 poultry feeders

Includes 6 rubber rings

Includes 1 hole saw for installation

Compatible with various containers such as buckets, boxes, bins, and troughs

Installation

Prepare a drill and an unused container

Use the provided hole saw to create a hole in the container

Place the container 6 to 10 inches above the ground for optimal feeding access

Usage

Fill the feeder with poultry feed

Gravity will allow chickens to access the feed without spillage

Keep the lid on to protect feed from rain and other animals

Features

Brand
CYSLMUK
Pcs per pack
6
Colour
Red
Height
3.5 cm
Width
7.9 cm
Length
7.9 cm
Material
Polypropylene
Chicken coop accessory type
Feeder
Type of animal
Hen
ManoMano Reference
ME89349970
MMID
550836217798
Product code
PB-003951ZY
EAN
9010050208418

Advice from

Chicken feeder and drinker buying guide

If you plan to keep more than ten chickens, your coop should be equipped with a feeder and drinker to ensure your chickens can eat and drink in a way that both is hygienic and good for their overall well-being. Need help deciding which models to go for? Read on to find the perfect feeder and drinker for your chicken coop!

Read our guide

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