Opinions please!

[BC_MoM]

That's really, really neat, Shayna!

[cali]

don't know how much clearance you would need for a rabbit. Have you put in some measurements to see how high the top of the table would be? This may work better as an end table than as a coffee table, if you find the height won't work.

the lower level would only be slightly higher then your average coffee table, its doesnt need to much clearence, it will already be quite a bit higher then a petstore rabbit cage lol. I cant imagine it working at an end table, its too long, its designed as a coffee table to provide maximum size for the rabbit

[pitc9]

I think it looks Great!
Good Job!

[cali]

thanks!

[TamanduaGirl]

looks interesting. Here's a site I just found to help. Just adjust the sizes and design for a bunny
http://www.guineapigcages.com/

[cali]

I have known about C&C cages for around 6 years, its the only kind of cage we had for our guinea pigs, and Kari's current pen has a C&C extension. I dont want a C&C design for this cage at all, I want this to be something you could find in a petstore as well as a furniture store, something that could seen be in the living room of a higher end home that is part of the decore not an eyesore, yet large enugh and completly safe enugh for the rabbit.

[TamanduaGirl]

okay but Pua has a sheet metal tray in her cage and it is very very noisy. If it's perfectly flat it might be okay but will probably get bent over time.

Jupiter was in Pua's cage before Pua finaly came to fill it. It is two dog Xpens on top of each other and with metal shelvings that I put wood on for him while he was in there. He loves getting up high. Someone else I know built one like that but build a nice frame around it. You could get extra pannels so make it just about any way you want. That would take care of the cage bars and have doors built in.