beautiful! love the ramp

Welcome! How big is your rabbit?

Ideally too you want your rabbit to be able to come and go on his/her own from the condo too so I think that the door needs to be at the bottom…is that something you can reconfigure?

Awesome, I loves it

My kennel used to have a 2nd floor and ramp also (I had to get the tray out from under to wash the bottom floor and I broke the second floor, BOOO) and my grandma (the CAT LOVER) saw the cage and I told her my bunny couldn’t get to the top floor (it was wood like yours).

Grandma and I went to petsmart and she picked out a flat cat scratcher and I tied it to the ramp and my bunny gripped it and went up the 2nd floor Thanks grandma

Just an idea

I love it, It is soo cool

For the door, You could somehow cut an opening in a cube above the wooden frame and then use another cube piece to cover the hole and make it so it can swing open like a door. I have seen this done before and the reason you need two cube pieces to make a door is because when you cut the cube the piece left will have bars with nothing connecting the bars on the edge (sorry about my bad explanation).

that is really nice.

FYI…going to move this to the habitat section.

I think you should considering reconstructing it in the future because it may not be big enough for a rabbit to stand on his hind legs and fully stretch and it would be best if he could go in and out on his own…not sure if the ramp from the top is a safe solution.

The smaller buns are the more active ones, so they need more space as compared to their body size. But, I see you are using NIC grids — they can always be added on

i think it looks great! as long as your bun get lots of exercise, it will be good until she grows ( unless she is a dwarf )

Looks neat! So easy to clean too. C&C’s cost much less than conventional cages and will be more versatile. You can always add to it easily with more grids when the time suits.

Be sure to post pics of the new bunny once it’s home.

Interesting condo! Can you saw away the part of the wood base at the bottom so the door can be moved down? I’m not sure how much the bunny will like having to go up and down a ramp to get into the cage, and if the cage isn’t easily accessible, that can hinder litterbox habits. At 2×4 feet, that cage is the minimum recommended size for a rabbit of any breed, so it’ll work for now, but you will probably want to expand upon that eventually. Another option, is to get an xpen to attach to the condo so the rabbit has a “yard” to go play in.

Great job! We’re getting our bunny next month, and are working on getting things ready, too. We’ve fallen out of bunny-proofing vigilance in the 3 years since our last one passed, so I’m going to have to go crawling around the family room to see how chewable things look from a rabbit’s perspective. It’s a little like it was when waiting for our children to born and getting the nursery ready! I think your cage looks great and you should be proud of how it turned out. How long til bun arrives?