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Bendy plastic strips?
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I am making a large indoor cage for my rabbit because it is a giant breed you cannot buy standard equipment, I standard indoor cage (plastic tray base with clip on wire cage on top) would be too small. I am already using a wire rabbit run/puppy playpen (pictured in link)
http://www.bitsforpet...-park6-rabbit-run.jpg
Only problem being the rabbit keeps jumping out as it is open topped my other woo rabbits don't jump out of their runs at all but this new rabbit is mad.
I have lookied at buy the same type of cage/run but with a wire roof and they are either too expensive or too small, or not suitable for indoors as require to be staked in grass.
So I have decided to create chicken wire panels which I can attach to form a roof to the roof panels as apposed to one solid piece of chicken wire this way I can flap open sections to get the rabbit out/feed/clean.
Only outstanding problem is all the wood shaving coming out on the floor that you don't get with a standard cage because they have high plastic sided bases to keep everything inside. In the past I have cut strips of cardboard and slid them in and weaved in out out through the bars at the lowest point of the wire run this works well. But being cardboard it doesn't last long. I need plastic which I can cut to size unless it's already the right size to fit the gap between the bottom of the run and the first horizontal bar (this is 14.5 cm) any ideas what I should look for at the garden centre or DIY, I could wander round for ever just looking at random things, so really need help, if anyone knows something that might work for this it has to be a wipe able material which has a bit of give/bend so I can weave it in and out the bars.
http://www.bitsforpet...-park6-rabbit-run.jpg
Only problem being the rabbit keeps jumping out as it is open topped my other woo rabbits don't jump out of their runs at all but this new rabbit is mad.
I have lookied at buy the same type of cage/run but with a wire roof and they are either too expensive or too small, or not suitable for indoors as require to be staked in grass.
So I have decided to create chicken wire panels which I can attach to form a roof to the roof panels as apposed to one solid piece of chicken wire this way I can flap open sections to get the rabbit out/feed/clean.
Only outstanding problem is all the wood shaving coming out on the floor that you don't get with a standard cage because they have high plastic sided bases to keep everything inside. In the past I have cut strips of cardboard and slid them in and weaved in out out through the bars at the lowest point of the wire run this works well. But being cardboard it doesn't last long. I need plastic which I can cut to size unless it's already the right size to fit the gap between the bottom of the run and the first horizontal bar (this is 14.5 cm) any ideas what I should look for at the garden centre or DIY, I could wander round for ever just looking at random things, so really need help, if anyone knows something that might work for this it has to be a wipe able material which has a bit of give/bend so I can weave it in and out the bars.
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what the - what are you going to put under the cage, to hold the wood shavings? Although this is a manufacturer - may give you some leads to a supplier - shame if you could'nt construct a full litter tray to suit the cage you construct ie with a sheet of material then hot glued on sides. How large is the cage going to be?
http://www.rhnuttall....Strips/PVC_Strip.html
http://www.rhnuttall....Strips/PVC_Strip.html
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Sorry Mrs O - did'nt see the smile on your face lol lol - I have a great sense of humour - but can be a little bit like Oscar Wilde
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