Unibos | Luxury Hedgehog House | Hedgehog Feeding Station | Hedgehog Hibernation Shelter | Hedgehogs Wooden Houses | Safe & Secure Predator Proof | Pitched Roof | Waterproof | 45x41x26.2cm

Great Item, easy assembly, room for food and nesting, fingers crossed hedgehog chooses to rest here. Knows where the food is though and can fit inside out of rain. Love the design, sturdy, good quality and reasonably priced.

Great house for our hedgepig. Very spacious and completely dry (as long as you put the removable roof on properly!) I put some dust-extracted straw bedding inside and our local hog moved in straight away and hasn't left it since! It is well-made, was easy to put together and has coped perfectly with the dreadful winds and torrential rain of Storm Amy recently. And very good value for money too.

Easy to assemble and quite roomy. This is the second one we have bought - first one was occupied by hedgehog and numerous little creatures! Not totally weather proof but good value for money hence 2nd purchase.

Well made, very easy to assemble and feels solid Bigger than many others and would be ideal for a larger hedgehog to hibernate in Can’t advise on how waterproof it is yet as only time will tell Really pleased so far with my purchase, good value

Beautiful hedgehog house and very sturdy. Easy to put together too. I’m delighted! Just hope the hedgehog that’s been visiting my garden uses it 🤞

Made up very easily, looks lovely

I was very impressed with the product. It took exactly 10 minutes to assemble it, the instruction diagram was clear. The entrance is 13cm, large enough for a large Hedgehog. At the price you could not go out and buy the timber yourself. If this house gets occupied I might get another.

Spent a while looking for the best (quality & value) available option on Amazon and chose this. It's easy to assemble is fairly well designed. Although the wood used seems to have already been treated, I've applied two coats of danish oil to the exterior to extend its life. The other thing I did was to fit a piece of corrugated plastic over the roof. The roof is the part most likely to rot first, especially as water will pool at the lowest point. I'd strongly recommend putting *something* over the roof - a sheet of plastic perhaps or some sacrificial boards.