Can a floor be easily added? I am looking at this to house guinea pigs in our family room.
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Sure. You could get a piece of wood and add it yourself. I just got a large canvas drop cloth from Home Depot for $10 and folded it to a little bigger then the enclosure. That way I can wash it easily.
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I added a wood floor to mine when I started using it for ferrets inside my home. It is rather easy to modify to pets' needs.
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The wire floor is completely removable, but then the ramp would be practically useless since it is designed to sit on the floor. The pan is quite deep though, and your guinea pig might not be able to see out.
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The bed is not set up for adding head or foot boards. But it is made of sturdy wood and by drilling a few holes and installing some lag bolts you could easily add them if you are a little handy with wood working. I chose not to do this as I am using the bed in a cabin in the woods and want the rural look.
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yes it has a floor but it's not very sturdy. I wouldn't recommend this for a dog weighing more than 15 lbs
1892137
There is no removable floor I can tell you though that there is a flap that folds inward around the bottom to help keep bugs out. You could place a tarp over this area to enforce the floor or provide another barrier for added protection.
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Hi, I think it has small legs that the metal fits over, but I think it would look funny on the floor. You can lock the casters so that the cabinet doesn't move, which is how I have it usually. I like to move it into my tiny kitchen when I'm baking and need that little extra counter top. I like it a lot--it's very well constructed and stable. Yes, the doors would be able to open if it were on the floor. There's a lip of about a quarter of an inch below the door.
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It might be, but a better one would be perhaps a rabbit hutch (new if you can afford it, used if you can't, or homemade, and with a solid rather than mesh floor) so that they would be above ground. There's plenty of room inside this, but not a good way to allow access and too much wasted space unless you put tiers inside it. Better for cats than rabbits, anyway -- rabbits should *not* be kept outside!!!
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Yes I believe they would! I put my 3 Poms in it! (8lbs, 8lbs, and 15lbs)I don't think the interior floor is that bad. I just read the review you are talking about and I agree that I wish it was one solid piece but I like her idea of putting another board under the bed in it! I've never had any issues with it
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Yes, you can snap the floor in or out easily. I actually found the floor to be a nuisance anyway.
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Yes I think so, it has its own floor and you're not looking to put a lot of weight in it.
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No. You can set it to bare floor height, which seems to be fine, in my experience
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I would say yes. The feet are actually four screws so I guess you can insert one more than another until its even to your floor, if this makes sense.
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I'm sure you can. I did not. It does have predrilled holes for anchoring to the floor
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I think it may be possible to add wheels if you have the right skill set to do it. The island is quite heavy because of the marble top. You can actually slide the island around the kitchen w/o wheels. I have hardwood in my kitchen and sometimes I will push it over a little for parties.
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It does NOT have a floor. You must build one yourself. A couple 2 X 4's and a half piece of plywood can do the trick.
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It doesn't have a floor, but the walls do have a bit of a lip that folds in to give it additional suport. The only issue we had with assembly was lining up the roof properly. Nothing a bit of clear packing tape couldn't cure, though.
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there is no floor. you could put this on cement slab or wood floor. (that you make)