Orpington Inside-Outside Fully Assembled Hutch (3ft Single)

Lovely looking hutch suitable for a dry housing within a large enclosure or for a free-roaming bunny. Not suitable at all for their housing without extra space (a lot of it). Not that robust or sturdy but then the price should reflect that. I painted the outside and inside with a rabbit-safe coating as I was not convinced it would be waterproof without that. To clean the inside of the hutch is a bit of a mini challenge as the centre support gets in the way and the left side (as one looks at the front) opening is quite small. Would be OK if the hutch were higher off the ground but that is not suitable for the rabbit. In use and still looks fine apart from where my rabbit has gnawed at the timbers!

I love this, very good value for money.Ive purchased this to house baby quails, and it's perfect! The wire is a good size so they can't escape.It's sturdy enough to survive the amazon postal service! The packaging was ripped and shabby when it arrived, as you can see from the hutch it's Completly undamaged!I'll be buying another one of these when I'm ready

I'm a keen wood worker and do joinery jobs... With this in mind, I was pleasantly surprised how well this is pre assembled and built!As to the price, I was expecting to have to adjust it and reinforce/amend it to make it worthwhile but that's not actually needed which is nice.Thank you******** Update ********So whilst building some legs for this to sit on (as the leg version is twice the price?!) I noticed some of the nail pins weren't fully tight in the frame but still like the quality of this so thumbs up********* Update *********Back and side have rotted away. Very thin ply as others have mentioned and we haven't had much rain till last couple of weeks.Needs rain cover. Sorted with seller easily thank you

After all the rain the fur family needed a new home. This is just as described. It is very safe, no rough edges, very sturdy, no one is going to nibble through this door ! Now I just need to stop the cats sitting on the roof but fortunately it looks sturdy enough to put up with that even if the occupants aren’t happy! Great price too and very quick delivery. Would certainly recommend

It’s ok for the price to be fair. It seems pretty sturdy. My only real issues were the wire had been bent out of shape and there’s a few splits in the wood. Also the partition is useless, it doesn’t go all the way from wall to wall or top to bottom, it’s as if it’s been snapped so my partner will have to make another one. Apart from that though it’s not a bad little hutch.

Good quality hutch but would not recommend as a permanent enclosure for most animals. This is ideal as a spare hutch for animals who need to be temporarily separated from a group, a hospital cage, a sleeping space for largely free roaming animals, etc.I keep ferrets and out of the blue had someone bring in a stray to me as no shelters had the space to take him in. I’ll never turn down a ferret in need, but I was unprepared as this one was in season and therefor tried to scruff my established group of ferrets. As it would be unsafe all round for them to be in the same enclosure, I put him temporarily in a hamster cage that I had spare and went online immediately to find a cheap, temporary hutch. I needed something pre-built and not something to break the bank, so this was perfect as a temporary measure.It’s simply way too small as a permanent enclosure for most animals, especially rabbits. But it’s fantastic as simply a space for them to sleep or if you need temporary housing for strays, etc. It arrived quickly and was stress free to unpack and put an already distressed stray ferret in.

I don't know really what I was expecting for the price. Sometimes you buy cheap thinking you might be lucky and have got something for nothing - well, this time that didn't happen.I ordered this as a hedgehog winter hutch, for which only a small space is needed and sturdiness isn't an issue. Fortunately it is going under cover - this would not last any time at all outside, as other reviewers stated, as made with thin plywood and you can literally press the base and it bows up and down. I should think that the first sign of rain and this ply would have soaked up the rain and be bending in all directions. It is far too small as a caged space for a rabbit, and not even one guineapig, unless that guineapig is having access outside all day.Mine actually arrived damaged, but it was hard to know what was damaged and what was poor quality and shoddy assembly. The fact that its not packaged properly and just has a sheet of corrugated cardboard wrapped round it doesn't help transit damages. It has been assembled with long thin staples from a gun and on two of my panels the staples had already popped out and the panels were needing proper nailing back in. My front roof baton had been bent and was coming off. The interior divider had entirely broken off and was rattling inside the cage, it had broken the ply on the floor and door from falling off. Accidents happen, I know if things are poorly treated in transit, but this is more than likely in this case due to poor design, materials and workmanship. Also, and this is incredibly strange, the 4 legs (which I didn't want to use anyway) were attached to the divider section with two massive screws through the divider. No wonder it came off and why damage the divider and make large holes in it ?? The weight of them would have certainly helped in the divider coming away. Buyers beware -You have to be very careful to check the inside of the wire also, the wire is so flimy that the staples have sheared it and there are sharp metal points poking up here and there. Small animals could cut their faces or feet very easily !So, bearing in mind the above I contacted the seller. I had a very quick and helpful response, certainly the damaged areas were acknowledged quickly, apology was made and a decent partial refund made. This left me to keep the cage and make necessary repairs. I covered the interior base with plastic sheeting to stop the ply from soaking up urine and the cage antibac spray. I used wood nails to repair the panels, bent back the roof baton and nailed in place, dispensed with the divider as it couldn't be reattached easily and was an almost pointless thing anyway (it is a small rectangle of wood that doesn't even go floor to ceiling and is far too small as a divider), snipped off or bent back in the wire bits poking out on the door. I then generally made good areas where the staples were about to give with proper nailing. It is now fit for purpose for a small hedgehog hibernation box.If you are looking for a bargain for a rabbit or guineapig, this isn't it. Its cheap for sure, but will last a very short time I have no doubt.

quelques vis sont nécessaires pour renforcer l'ouvrage mais a ce prix on s'en doute bien, bois léger avoir dans le temp si les rongeurs ne vienne pas a bout du bois

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