WalterP and LittleRickie's cage features a wooden ramp 24" x 5-1/2" w/24" x 1/2" guard rails (attached with screws). Grip shelf liner covers the ramp and 2 cup hooks were attached to secure the ramp to the cage.
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Here is the door closure: Velcro and a button secures the doors. Acrylic "windows" are on either side of the center of the cage.
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Closer view of one of the front windows. The acrylic has been attached to the base with cable ties.
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The hayrack is made using a dish-rack hung upside-down attached to the cubes with cable ties. We slid an 11" x 14" piece of acrylic between the corrugated plastic and cubes to prevent hay spillage.
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We cut out a window under the hayrack. It's really nice because we can easily watch them eat hay, even from across the room. View of hay rack and window from outside the cage.
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Close-up of hole drilled in acrylic and cable tie that secures the acrylic to the corrugated base: front left window.
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Here is the hammock I made out of a bathmat (bottom part) and a cloth shower curtain (top part); LittleRickie likes to lounge in it.
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Here's the ramp and brick landing, or patio (they like to relax on the bricks). The wooden cross-support is visable on the upper right; LittleRickie.
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LittleRickie checking out the ramp; rubber shelf grip in on walkway of ramp to provide traction.
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LittleRickie resting on the bricks that elevate the ramp (to reduce the angle/steepness of the ramp).
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