zayna1
Warren Scout
:wave: Wanting to expand space for buns, so I want to move them both out of hutch into shed. However the shed is actually made of bricks, but it will be insualted.
The concerns I have are:
It will be too cold in there for them? Will a brick shed with insulation be colder than a wooden insulated shed? (i'm concerned about night times )
The shed has a good lock, but do you think mice/rats :shock: (ARGH!!) will be able to find their way in? Will it be big enough for 2 buns (small ones, lionhead and mini lop) Here's what it looks like.
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(split into 3)
It will either have to be the one on the left (we will have to put in windows), which is around 3' by 6', or the one in the middle, which is 6' by 6' . The reason my dad isn't too keen on the middle one is because it has all his tools/bikes/other junk stored in there, the one on the side is pretty much empty, and will be emptied out completely. Planning on adding an extra mesh door on the inside, with ramps and shelves etc. We're planning on insulating it with loft insulation, bubble wrap, and then plywood sheets. Also, with the one on the side, we can attach a run via catflap, whereas with the middle one we would have to have a lone standing run. What do you think? Could it work as well as a wooden shed? If it doesnt work out we will probably have to buy a wooden one and do the same.
The concerns I have are:
It will be too cold in there for them? Will a brick shed with insulation be colder than a wooden insulated shed? (i'm concerned about night times )
The shed has a good lock, but do you think mice/rats :shock: (ARGH!!) will be able to find their way in? Will it be big enough for 2 buns (small ones, lionhead and mini lop) Here's what it looks like.
(split into 3)
It will either have to be the one on the left (we will have to put in windows), which is around 3' by 6', or the one in the middle, which is 6' by 6' . The reason my dad isn't too keen on the middle one is because it has all his tools/bikes/other junk stored in there, the one on the side is pretty much empty, and will be emptied out completely. Planning on adding an extra mesh door on the inside, with ramps and shelves etc. We're planning on insulating it with loft insulation, bubble wrap, and then plywood sheets. Also, with the one on the side, we can attach a run via catflap, whereas with the middle one we would have to have a lone standing run. What do you think? Could it work as well as a wooden shed? If it doesnt work out we will probably have to buy a wooden one and do the same.
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