Many people recommend coroplast for the bottoms, but it’s a bit hard to find. I found a seller on Ebay that makes pre-cut squares that fit with NIC cubes.

Also, they have this new ramp you can get. I would check it out, and go to their Ebay store for the coroplast. Many colors.

cgi.ebay.com/Rabbit-Cage-Guinea-Pig…ltDomain_0

That’s a great ebay seller RabbitPam! Normally people overprice those things, but instead this seller has some awesome deals! Their starter cage for $65 (plus $20 for shipping) isn’t so bad if you can’t find coroplast in your area.

Freya doesn’t have a ramp and she has three levels in her condo but she’s also super hyper and a jumper and climber. If I ever see her slow down I’ll add ramps but I don’t frankly think she’d use them right now anyway.

Bunny is a little small, so he might need some kind of stairs or ramp. I would also put something down on the ground, like a towel, so that he can get traction trying to jump up to the second level, otherwise he might slip on the floor when jumping and hurt himself. Maybe you could put a cardboard box in that is half the height to the second level and he could hop up on that and then up to the top floor.

Yes, that’s what I was thinking to Moobunnay, a cardboard hidey box that he can jump on top of also. Otherwise, if you have another grid or two, join together with cable ties, attach two lengths of dowel underneath them, then cover the top of the grids with carpet or sea grass mats. (also can be cable tied onto the grids.)  If you find a box or ramp take up too much floor space, maybe put a intermediate “step shelf” onto one of the sides perpedicular to where the large shelf is.   The coroplast mentioned can be found at Bunnings in Australia- it’s called Flute board. 

Don’t know if I’d bother buying that ramp-it’s just two NIC cubes bent!! You can get any boy to help you with that! Then line it with coroplast and voila-same thing

I used ‘metal shelving’ for my ramps. In general they don’t need them but for higher heights they do. Also I used carpet on them for traction. I just punched some holes in the carpet and zip tied it to the ramp.