Run pictures/plans

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bunny_burrows

Mama Doe

• Apr 10, 2007

• #1

I have enclosed run for my girls however it's not that big (6 x 5ft) and it isn't as sturdy as I'd like, however my sisters bf who is great at making things out of wood has offered to make them a new bigger run for me. Anyways he said he'd like some plans and pictures so he knows what materials he will need and how to make it. If anybody has any pictures of their enclosed portable runs or any plans if they made them themselves that would be great, thanks a lot.

 

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bunny_burrows

Mama Doe

• Apr 11, 2007

• #2

Bump - idy bump bump. :wink:

 

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BobandAbby's mum

Alpha Buck

• Apr 11, 2007

• #3

Hi :wave:

I don't have piccies of a freestanding run, but my father-in-law made this run to go under my hutch a few weeks ago...it is really sturdy...and was made from 2 x 2 planed timber, and is 8' in length by 5' wide by 18" high (to be raised to 36" high at the weekend) The mesh is 19g 1/2" x 1/2" galvanised.

Hope this helps

 

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bunny_burrows

Mama Doe

• Apr 11, 2007

• #4

That's brill thankyou! :thumb: Now I can make a list of everything I need.

 

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beckiboo186

Warren Veteran

• Apr 11, 2007

• #5

Sorry Jess, I would post pics but my run is falling to pieces .... Just waiting for some money to replace it :lol: x

 

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bunnyhuggger

Warren Veteran

• Apr 11, 2007

• #6

There's run plans on my website, just make sure you don't use chicken wire, use something stonger like weldmesh :thumb:

 

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kayjay

Warren Veteran

• Apr 11, 2007

• #7

bunnyhuggger said:

There's run plans on my website, just make sure you don't use chicken wire, use something stonger like weldmesh :thumb:

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I've made this but we found it too tall, so I've actually cut it in half to make guineapig runs, but if it was for a bun I'd reduce the height a bit

 

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bunny_burrows

Mama Doe

• Apr 11, 2007

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:lol: :lol: Becki, you'll have to charge it to your bunny bank account. :wink: :lol: :lol:

Lynda - thats great thanks, just what I was looking for!

Kayjay - thanks I'll keep that in mind when drawing up the plans.