aurora369
Well-Known Member
I'm glad some of my ideas have helped others to make custom cages.
I built the bottoms of my cages from plywood. I made a box, glued linoleum to it, and used metal dry wall corner edging to keep the buns from chewing.
Here's a picture:
I also used some caulking to seal the seams of the linoleum. Around the bottom joint and up all the corner seams. My bunnies haven't been able to pull the caulking up at all, and I've had this set up for a year and a half now. I did discover that if you are going to use caulking, you have to use the outside super duty caulking. The caulking designed for kitchens and bathrooms doesn't stand up to bunny pee and will start lifting after a couple of bunny pee puddles.
This is the set-up I have:
I have one more cage now, but it's going to be expanded soon because it's too small for two bunnies at the moment. When I move upstairs I'll have more room to expand the bunny area. I will have to update my pictures and show off all three cages.
--Dawn
I built the bottoms of my cages from plywood. I made a box, glued linoleum to it, and used metal dry wall corner edging to keep the buns from chewing.
Here's a picture:
I also used some caulking to seal the seams of the linoleum. Around the bottom joint and up all the corner seams. My bunnies haven't been able to pull the caulking up at all, and I've had this set up for a year and a half now. I did discover that if you are going to use caulking, you have to use the outside super duty caulking. The caulking designed for kitchens and bathrooms doesn't stand up to bunny pee and will start lifting after a couple of bunny pee puddles.
This is the set-up I have:
I have one more cage now, but it's going to be expanded soon because it's too small for two bunnies at the moment. When I move upstairs I'll have more room to expand the bunny area. I will have to update my pictures and show off all three cages.
--Dawn