Poultry Pyramid® Roost Proof Bling Top 5-Gallon Bucket Cover (White)
Say goodbye to one of those dreaded chicken care tasks forever with the Poultry Pyramid®. Our patent-pending innovative anti-roost design ensures that chickens won't be perching on your 5-gallon buckets anymore.
Crafted to fit both standard and gamma bucket lids, the Poultry Pyramid® offers a roost-proof solution that maintains the cleanliness of your feeders, waterers, and other items stored in a 5-gallon bucket. The smooth, durable plastic sides prevent chickens from finding a footing, making cleaning a breeze whenever necessary.
An added advantage is that rainwater will no longer accumulate on the lids of your 5-gallon buckets, as it effortlessly cascades down the sides of the Poultry Pyramid.
Enhancing not only functionality but also charm, the crystal finial atop the Poultry Pyramid® introduces a touch of whimsy to your chicken yard. It also serves a dual purpose as a convenient knob, allowing for easy, one-handed removal of the roost-proof Poultry Pyramid from the bucket's top. This user-friendly feature ensures hassle-free access while infusing a hint of shabby chic farmhouse style into your setup.
The Poultry Pyramid® is proudly Made in the USA and was designed as the result of our personal quest for roost-proof solutions in the chicken yard on Gypsy Shoals Farm. Upgrade your chicken care routine today with the practicality and style of the Poultry Pyramid. Enjoy a roost-proof and hassle free chicken yard.
Note: The Poultry Pyramid® fits on top of your existing 5-gallon (standard or gamma) bucket lid. It does not replace your lid. Bucket and lid not included.
- Measurements: 10.5” diameter x 7.5” height
- Proudly Made in the U.S.A.
- Available in black or white.
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Customer Reviews
The bucket covers work perfectly on our bucket waterers. It's nice to not have the lid covered with chicken poo when we do our daily check. We also use the covers on top of Little Giant feeders in every run. They don't sit perfectly level but they do sit well enough to be a deterrent. Our older flock was accustomed to sitting on the feeder so it took a few days of putting the cover back on, but they eventually stopped trying to get on top of the feeder. The younger flocks have never tested it as far as we can tell.
