Refurbishing the Rabbitry (and why NOT to use Bass J-clips)

[OneAcreFarm]

Wanted: more linear feet for rabbits. Will pay top dollar.

If you only have one tier, why do you use them at all? I don't have any under my bottom tier- I just rake it out with the center pile.

I don't on my outdoor setup. I use it on my setup in the shed. The floor is cement and there is no easy way to just rake/shovel it out. I had originally planned to have more than one level on my outdoor setup, but I find it so easy to just let the poop "fall where it may." :lol:

 

[MamaSheepdog]

I knew there had to be a good reason! I like the idea of one tier- a little less work that way. I can see myself starting another rabbit area with the best of intentions to KISS (Keep It Simple Silly) and stay with one tier, only to add a second tier later! :lol:

 

[Miss M]

I want want want a single-tier rabbitry! :razz:

I opted for bi-level, so the rabbitry would fall below the size at which a permit would have been needed.

 

[MamaSheepdog]

I want want want a single-tier rabbitry! :razz:

I opted for bi-level, so the rabbitry would fall below the size at which a permit would have been needed.

Us too! 10' x 12' is max size for a shed w/out a permit. I have my eye on an area that was slated to have more raised beds... it is so nice and flat <swoon!>... it is near the existing Bunnybarn too! :mrgreen:

 

[digitaloutlaw]

nice work!

What sign shop did you get the coroplast from that is amazingly cheap

 

[ladysown]

Mine is somewhat similar in design but since I really dislike urine splash I run plastic sheeting over my and up the back about 8 inches or so. I REALLY don't like urine guards as i find they promote hutch burn so I put the plastic splash guard outside the cages. Keeps everything SO much cleaner. I replace it once a year. Cheaper to replace the plastic then to cut and buy new coroplast.