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yaretzi
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You could use plywood, polycarbonate twin walled sheet or corrugated roofing sheets to board over some of the panels. I'd want to board one side completely to protect against wind and rain. It looks like two sides are totally covered up anyway which is great, but I'd probably want to cover a third in winter. In summer you can take them down 
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I have something similar. I have a hutch in the 'sleeping area' and not much in the way of insulation to be honest. My rabbits spend more time in the run no matter what the weather (although free to go in the garden during the day).
The run area - I have heavy duty Perspex sheets over 3/4 of the width of the run. I like this as the daylight can always shine through and the rabbits have chairs up against that side and sit on them to look outside It is up all year round and it does not get too hot at all. Plenty of ventilation. I prefer this to plywood which would prevent an outside view
The run area - I have heavy duty Perspex sheets over 3/4 of the width of the run. I like this as the daylight can always shine through and the rabbits have chairs up against that side and sit on them to look outside
It is up all year round and it does not get too hot at all. Plenty of ventilation. I prefer this to plywood which would prevent an outside view
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