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Assembled Charles Bentley Wooden Raised Guinea Pig hutch with cleaning tray


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Great condition and assembled

?30 ono

Collection from Forest Hill, SE23


This wooden hutch has a safe secure raised design. It comes with two doors for easy access and a plastic pull out tray for effortless cleaning. This rabbit hutch is constructed with high quality solid fir wood and has stainless steel locks. All timber is treated with a waterproof agent and the roof is covered in hard wearing asphalt felt to provide maximum protection against heat and rain.

Features:

Stainless steel stay arm to keep roof in place when open

Plastic pull out tray for easy cleaning

Waterproofing treatment on wood

100% safe for small animals

Hard wearing asphalt roof to protect against heat and rain

Treated with a pest resistant treatment

Please Note: Fitting cover available to purchase separately, please check out our store

Materials:

Rubber coated mesh

Chinese fir wood

Plastic tray

Stainless steel locks

Dimensions:

L91.5 x W45 x H70cm

Floor space 780 x 380mm


RRP: ?49.99

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