If I used this hutch indoors, what could I place on the bottom to protect the floors and hold bedding?
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Mine is used outdoors but I imagine a large pan that you would place under a car to catch oil drips would work.
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I bought a flat precut wood board (4 x 2) $5.00 at home depot. It fit perfectly under the hutch. I kept this hutch outside.
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I use a vinyl table cloth on the bottom with a large piece of cardboard on top to absorb anything wet. I also put a litter pan filled with soft litter bedding in the area under the little house. Inside the little house I have small squares of an old soft blanket that I cut up for bedding and the bunny loves it. Hope this is helpful.
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We stapled a heavy gauge screen to the bottom so we could elevate it. The top portion of the hutch has a "pan" you can pull out and empty, but I don't know what you would do if they poop on the bottom and you don't add a pan.
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It would be a little work but you would have to attach metal wiring and a catch tray. The. You would have to put some legs on It to make the tray removable. That is unless you have your rabbit potty trained.
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honestly mine didnt hold still too well, its not together at the moment i did not know what to put as flooring though i have the same question
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Yes, that's what I did! I added a melamine shelf to the bottom (purchased from Home Depot) and used another narrow piece of melamine below that as a bracket, screwed into the studs of the wall. The hutch rests on the bracket and anchored screws hold it to the wall (you'll need two people for this installation). It's very sturdy and holds a microwave oven on the added shelf. I can send you a couple of pictures if you'd like to see the finished product.
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You can leave it open or use a fabric liner. It really depends on where it's going to be set up.
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There is casing around the bottom of the fan. Still, I would have some concern that bedding might push up through into contact with the fan.
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The hutch is very light, you have to pick it up and move it to access the bottom area.... Be careful where you put it, the wind blew mine down.
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You could probably put a plastic or some type of liner and cover it up with your bedding or rabbit litter.
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I don't know we never took it or in the weather but I would suggest a tarp inside as I would be afraid of tears because the floor material is so thin
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You will definitely need padding underneath. The bottom of this is similar in thickness to a blanket, not very cushiony. We use this on our area rug in our living room with hardwood floors, which is ok. But if I were you I would put an extra thick blanket underneath.
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I laid a sheet over it and put it on the floor, I don't think you want to put anything thick on it.
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First you would have to make sure you have enough height. Next you would have to assemble it inside. Then you would have to put some rubber stops for the bottom so as not to scratch up your floors if its not on rugs. Otherwise" WHY NOT " its easy enough to assemble. Jacques
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I have wood floors and i recomend putting a mat underneath i use an old yoga mat i had and on the inside i put a towel on the bottom just in case hope this helps ive had it for a while now and i love it
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I have a platform bed so I don't use anything under it. I'm sure a traditional box spring would work.
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There is no floor on the bottom level. One could be added. The frame is all wood. You could cut a piece of plywood to match the dimensions of the base and attach it with screws. Maybe paint or coat the plywood to seal it.
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You could put shoes in it but I would only use it inside, in an environmental controlled area. The drawers do not seal in an airtight manner.
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If it was my hardwood floor I would get a chair mat to protect it. I don't trust any type wheels on my floor. And the wheels are hard plastic.
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The desk is free-wheeling, so you could put it anywhere. But to store under the bed, it needs to roll in under the left side. If you rolled it away & put it elsewhere, you would just have an opening there, which looks perfectly normal too.
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I would probably say those little plastic adhesive backed things you find at BBB or a ACE would work well underneath. You know the things you put under chair or table legs to prevent floor scratching.