Customer Reviews for Pawhut - 54" 2-Story Weatherproof Stackable Elevated Wooden Rabbit Hutch with Enclosed Run and Pull-Out - Brown
Customer Rating
5
Awesome. Glad I got it.
on January 16, 2022
Posted by: Cougar BJJ
Absolutely loved this hut. Very easy to assemble. With 2 people, the whole thing was put together in 15-20 minutes. We use the hut indoor for a ferret.
It's cute. It took me about an hour to put together. Definitely a space saver from my previous guinea pig cage. It's big enough for my three ladies to fit comfortably and my cat likes to walk around inside it with them so plenty of space.
This is a great hutch and extremely easy to assemble with kids putting it together by themselves. A few points to note when assembling; use a Phillips hand held screw driver and not a drill. We also purchased a set of wheels to add onto the button to make this hutch movable. Again a great value for the money.
Perfect system for a quail and chicken brooder. Allows separation and customization. I added grow lights for lighting, heat lamps clamped and attached to the exterior, as well as heat plates to the back wall. I also used water and food dispensers that attach to the outside of the coop thus less space taken up inside. Perfect for a garage brooder system!!
We got this hutch because we have two does who arnt spayed or bonded yet. This is a great way to maximize space and keep their hutches clean. Easy to put together , did it by myself , took about 30 mins. It was exactly what I expected. I also get to put my plants on top of it which is ideal for my window. Very cute hutch and it keeps the space cleaned. We just let them run around in the park evening.
Adorable hutch with plenty of room for bunnies! Smaller breeds you could put two same sex in each hutch - ultimately housing 4 rabbits. Currently I have two siblings in the same top hutch. The wood is rather thin which is fine except for that it makes the hutch rather light. We will be using this outdoors so we need to anchor this down. It comes "primed" but it is not sealed. I did caulk each and every seam and then painted over the wood with red and white paint (this matches all of our barns). You could just use a clear poly over the primer they sprayed it with. Be cautious when screwing the pieces together as the wood will easily split.
Overall I would buy it again...just know that it wont last for years and years and that it will need some exterior sealing to make it watertight and for the wood not to completely rot in one season!