Oypla Single Rabbit Hutch 820x390x700mm

I haven’t even had this hutch a year and it’s fallen apart

Absolutely disgusting. Made from very cheap materials. When put together soon realised that is big enough for a guinea pig and not a rabbit. It's not even up to RSPCA standards. Very flimsy. Looks good in the pictures until you put it together. I've been paid extra for next-day delivery and it turned up a day late.please do not buy this.

After searching fir a hutch for our new bunny i can definitely say that this is great, super fast delivery, great price, easy to put up took about 10 mins, very good quality and the pull out tray to clean inside, is great and makes it so much easier and more hygienic, the roof lifts up which is great!i sometimes leave it open so our bunny can see whats going on above, woods treated so no need to paint... All in all i love it i think it could fit 2 bunny in, as uou can see our pebbles loves it x

Bought for my old guinea pig as her hutch has become damaged and i needed something quick! it was easy enough to build, but the wood is really fragile and the hutch is tiny! It is not really big enough for a single guinea pig! Photos show a small run on top as comparison as size! this would be no good for a rabbit, as it is way to small and if they moved around too vigorously the hutch would fall apart! it does as a temporary emergency hutch or maybe if you have a sick guinea pig that needs somewhere quiet with not much room. But apart from that, it is not big enough for anything to live in full time!

Obviously not made of mahogany or oak but rather made of quite weak timber whichsplits easily so take care to pre-drill every screw and counter-sink or it will split.Nice touch is dowels for locating things, not often seen on this quality hutch.Some skill may be needed to make the doors fit. Mine needed some fitting.Fixings like hinges and locks are too small and too thin gauge, but tolerable: just.Since it is basically a cube without bracing, it wobbles a lot but you can cross bracecorner to corner to stabilise it or else the doors don't fit, the locks don't,and things tend to jam. But ok for the money if you are prepared to customise it.

Got two of these as a replacement for two male rabbits.They're pretty easy to put together. I managed to put two of them together on my own, using a cheapish Black & Decker battery drill, with no major problems. They're solid and sturdy. The floor of the pull-out tray is metal, a somewhat flimsy-feeling single sheet, which threw me off at first, but after a bit of testing and a few weeks of the rabbit thumping about on it, no problems.The pull-out trays. I modified them, drilling a few screws in to keep them permanently in place. I didn't want to risk a fox being able to pull them out and munch on my rabbits, so this was a necessary thing for me. Although there isn't really anything for a fox to grab onto and pull, I didn't want to take the risk.Overall, not bad. IMO, drilling the tray in place is a good thing to do, and maybe adding another bolt to the door, a little higher up, would improve the safety.

If I could leave no stars I would the company is not worth the one star I bought this rabbit hutch thinking it would be ok for my guinea pig not the best of there is gaps metal is very cheap and some was damaged contact the seller they provided me with a return label so I can get a refund well after I returned the item and they received the item and now they will not issue the refund not happy what so ever I hate writing bad reviews because I like to try to give the the benefit of the dout and correct there mistake but they have had over 2 weeks and will not give a refund do not waste your time or money on them

I really like this hutch, I bought it for my rabbits as a sleeping area/hideaway for inside their shed, so it’s raised off the ground. It is too small/not suitable for a permanent home to keep them Iocked in. Good enough size for my two rabbits to lie together. I even took out some panels on the side as I was putting it together so they have another entrance. The only downside is, as they can access the outside of the hutch anytime, they’ve since chewed a lot of the legs so need to find something to protect them!