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Fire- proof shed
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parsnipbun
Wise Old Thumper
I think it would be quite difficult to do that! Even if you made it of 'fire proof' material the hay or something could catch fire (don't ask me how).
If I were you I would fit a battery run small fire alarm (you can easily get them from B and Q etc), these are VERY loud, and you would hear it if it went off.
While you are at it you could buy a security light as well!
If I were you I would fit a battery run small fire alarm (you can easily get them from B and Q etc), these are VERY loud, and you would hear it if it went off.
While you are at it you could buy a security light as well!
toadflaxbex
Warren Scout
:wave:I am exactly the same, I have a thing about fire. Our buns are not out at the minute but they will have a smoke detector dout there once they are back out. I have also gone to the extreme of getting a cctv camera so I can check on them throughout the night
When I leave my house the leccy gets switched off so nothing happens to my cat, although I think alot of it is OCD kicking in but hey ho who cares
Thanks for the logical advice!! I didn't think about the hay :?
I have also gone to the extreme of getting a cctv camera so I can check on them throughout the night
Well OH is quite keen on a shed, so I showed him jeremy's cctv set up, now he thinks we are ALL mad!!
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Hugo's There
Wise Old Thumper
I'm glad I'm not the only one who worries about fire, except I don't worry so much about the outside ones but rather the house rabbits. When I go to bed I often think what will I do if the house catches fire in the night, how would I get them all out. :shock:
OOh don't start me off, mine are indoors, and prob will remain indoors. I do have a little plan but don't like to think about it!