Waffle's Cardboard Cavern of Doom!

[featpete]

I've been adding more and more cardboard boxes to Waffle's play area (which has now taken over a good chunk of my bedroom) and decided to make him a 2-story condo today! The condo turned out better than expected but it took Waffle a bit to learn how to get to the second floor. He prefers to enter/exit through the windows rather than use the stairs.


View of all the boxes and whatnot

Checking out his new 2-story condo that I just built earlier today!

Closer view of the condo

He learned to get to the second floor of his condo with the enticement of food. He did wipe out a couple of times trying to make it there.

 

[Flash Gordon]

NICE!! that thing kicks butt!..i really like ur idea for the stairs...very inventive...

 

[tamsin]

Absolutely brilliant!! Everybun should have one

 

[slavetoabunny]

Love it! For your ramps, I wonder if those stick on strips of sandpaper-like stuff used for human stairs (usually in comnmercial applications) would work better. I have no idea what the stuff is called.

 

[Flash Gordon]

slavetoabunny wrote:

Love it! For your ramps, I wonder if those stick on strips of sandpaper-like stuff used for human stairs (usually in comnmercial applications) would work better. I have no idea what the stuff is called.

i use those in all my buns cages...they work excellent! but they are hard to clean.

 

[jujub793]

Looks like tons of bun fun!!

 

[featpete]

Oh I didn't know you could use sandpaper! Maybe I'll have to try that because he seems to be using his windows rather than the stairway. Thanks for the tip!

 

[Flash Gordon]

its called tread tape and u can get it at walmart ,the isle with the big commercial brooms.

 

[funnybunnymummy]

Love it! :clapping:

I can just imagine building that for Gus. He'd sniff it all over, then go lay in the opposite corner and ignore it. He's such a lazy bun!

Rue

 

[NorthernAutumn]

Terrific playhouse!
You've definitely inspired me to get building this summer

 

[Nancy McClelland]

That's absolutely awesome. We've been using boxes for our buns and making mazes and hiding spots for them for 8 years now--never thought of a two story job though. We'd have to get re-inforcements though, as one of ours is a Checkered Giant and she weighs 17 pounds.