Roll Your Eggs Out in Style
This chicken nesting box is designed for efficiency, cleanliness, and durability in real working environments. The roll out system ensures that eggs move away from hens immediately after being laid, keeping them protected and significantly cleaner. This reduces waste, improves egg quality, and simplifies your daily operations.
Built from a combination of plastic, hot dip galvanized steel, and wood, the unit is engineered to withstand regular use in farm conditions. Whether you are managing a small flock or scaling production, this system provides a structured, reliable solution that improves both workflow and output quality.
Key Benefits
- Cleaner Eggs Daily: Eggs roll away from hens immediately, reducing dirt and contamination
- Faster Collection Time: Centralized collection area cuts down labor and time spent gathering eggs
- Reduced Egg Breakage: Minimizes losses caused by hens stepping on or pecking eggs
- Improved Hygiene Standards: Cleaner nesting areas lead to better product quality and easier maintenance
- Lower Operating Stress: Less manual handling and fewer issues to manage each day
- Better Flock Efficiency: Organized nesting encourages consistent laying behavior
Roll Out Egg System
This is where most nesting boxes fail. Eggs sit under hens, get stepped on, cracked, or covered in dirt. This system eliminates that problem. Once laid, eggs gently roll into a protected compartment. That means cleaner eggs, fewer losses, and less sorting work. You are not just saving eggs, you are protecting revenue.
Durable Multi Material Build
Cheap boxes warp, rust, or break under daily use. This unit is built with plastic for hygiene, galvanized steel for strength, and wood for structure. The result is a box that holds up under real farm conditions. Less replacement. Less downtime. More consistency.
High Capacity Design
If your flock is growing, your setup needs to keep up. These models scale from small to larger operations without forcing you into constant upgrades. You get more hens per unit, better space usage, and a cleaner workflow.
Technical Specifications
| Model | Dimensions | Weight | Material |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model A | 24 x 20 x 20 in (61 x 51 x 50 cm) | 30 lbs (13.2 kg) | Plastic + Hot Dip Galvanized Steel + Wood |
| Model B | 48 x 20 x 20 in (122 x 51 x 50 cm) | 50 lbs (22.4 kg) | Plastic + Hot Dip Galvanized Steel + Wood |
| Model C | 72 x 20 x 19.7 in (183 x 51 x 50 cm) | 70.2 lbs (31.86 kg) | Plastic + Hot Dip Galvanized Steel + Wood |
Top Ten FAQs About Our Chicken Nesting Box
Capacity depends on model size, but each unit is designed to support multiple hens efficiently.
No. The system is designed for gentle movement to prevent cracks or impact damage.
Yes. The galvanized steel and durable materials are built for farm environments.
The plastic and steel surfaces allow easy wipe down and regular maintenance.
Minimal assembly is required and setup is straightforward.
Yes. Model A is ideal for smaller setups while larger models support scaling.
Yes. The roll out design directly reduces breakage caused by hens.
The galvanized steel provides strong resistance against rust.
Yes. Eggs roll into a front collection area for quick access.
Absolutely. Eggs are separated immediately from nesting material and hens.
Trusted Commercial Supplier Since 2014 – YES
YES has over 10 years of experience supplying commercial and farm equipment to businesses that care about efficiency and results. We focus on practical solutions that reduce labour, improve output, and scale with your operation. Our products are selected based on real performance, not theory. We work closely with customers to ensure you get equipment that actually fits your workflow. From small farms to growing operations, we support long term success with reliable equipment and responsive service.
If you are serious about improving egg quality and reducing daily workload, this is the upgrade you need. Stop wasting time and losing product. Contact us today for more details or place your order now and take control of your egg production.
