I used a 9mm marine plywood. The way I’ve added it means there are no real areas the bunnies can chew at. Bunnies especially like an edge to or corner to nibble! Chipboard and MDF are a no no too - so options can be limited for insulation purposes. Obviously it’s a personal choice and you may prefer other options. This shed is still used by rabbits and now Guinea pigs and still looks as good as it does in the video. I’ve also converted two other sheds & double hutch in exactly the same way and no issues at all. I offer plenty of chew toys and cardboard and as we do daily clean outs I would be able to know if there are any areas being overly chewed at.
Really helpful, thank you
What kind of exterior plywood? Only kind I can find are made with glues that aren't safe for buns.
I used a 9mm marine plywood. The way I’ve added it means there are no real areas the bunnies can chew at. Bunnies especially like an edge to or corner to nibble! Chipboard and MDF are a no no too - so options can be limited for insulation purposes. Obviously it’s a personal choice and you may prefer other options.
This shed is still used by rabbits and now Guinea pigs and still looks as good as it does in the video.
I’ve also converted two other sheds & double hutch in exactly the same way and no issues at all.
I offer plenty of chew toys and cardboard and as we do daily clean outs I would be able to know if there are any areas being overly chewed at.
Nice. I would add a little "yard" or run for them to go in and out of. thanks!
Yes we have a ramp so they can go in and out to a play area and for Star who lives at the top we put her out into the garden every day