The building of a custom bunny condo

Basic hutch structure

Hutch structure starting to come together

Inside surfaces are epoxy-coated toprotect wood from spillage

Entrance hatch from first story to second

Entrance hatch, epoxied

First coat of paint applied

Spray painting the top coat and trim

The cupola is added

Trim added to cupola and hutch top

The hutch in its new home

Final touches are added to the cupola (notice the bunny cut-out)

The cats are enjoying the hutch

The cupola is also designed as a cat house/scratching post.

Queen of the castle

The rabbits are in residence

More rabbits at rest

Divisions allow owners to clean one section, while still leaving rabbits in the hutch

All doors/hatches have piano hinges so that there is no opening at the hinge position for rabbits to catch their feet.

The hatch opening between first and second floor has a slide to close it off, in case it becomes necessary to separate rabbits

Lower section of hutch has opening hatches on either end that hinge down to act as a ramp for roaming rabbits

Top screen sections are removable for either cleaning or accessing rabbits

Straw bin was designed to keep straw up off the floor so it doesn't get soiled, extended life of the straw

Starw bin open at top for refilling and cleaning

The horizontal bars are spaced so they will not create a hazard for rabbits' heads

Most rabbits like a shelter of some sort to hide. This was designed to give them shelter as well as a ramp to the second story

The ramp in more detail