36 reviews forKerbl Metal Run with escape barrier

The outdoor enclosure is spacious and a dream for my two rabbits! Unfortunately, there isn’t a little door at the top to make it easier to put the bunnies inside. It’s also quite wobbly, but with a bit of DIY, it becomes more stable. All in all, a good product, though there’s room for improvement!

Hello everyone :) Since I’m moving and my two rabbits will be relocating to a balcony, I need a new enclosure :) The description says that you can connect two enclosures together. So here’s my question. The balcony is very narrow (1.25 m), but quite long (about 5 metres). That’s why I wanted to build two enclosures lengthwise, plus use our existing (self-built) hutch. Is that possible? Since there’s only one door at the front and the rest are on the sides. Thank you very much :)

My two dwarf rabbits immediately rushed over and started digging straight away. But there was the digging barrier, so they had no chance to dig through. They even did a few joyful jumps right away. You can also put something inside for them to play with. They feel absolutely at home. The price was quite expensive, but it was worth it.

I have the enclosure set up in the flat, sort of as a cage replacement. When I’m at home, I sometimes open a door so the rabbits can come out. And here’s the only point I have to criticise: the ends of the bars under the doors feel quite sharp-edged to me, so I’ve now placed a small cushion over them just in case, to prevent anyone from getting hurt when jumping out. I managed to assemble it on my own despite the minimalist instructions :-)

For my two guinea pigs, I now have two of these enclosures, which can be placed next to each other and form a great unit together with the large, two-storey cage from Trixie. I can rearrange them again and again so that the two always have fresh grass. They are easy to set up and can also be moved on my own by simply opening the roof, stepping inside, and carrying them to a new spot. I've had my first outdoor enclosure for about 4.5 years, and it's still in very good condition. Because I was so satisfied, I bought a second one about 2 years later. However, after a short time, it started rusting in some places and also bending. If you place both side by side today, the older one, which has been outside through all the winters, actually looks newer.

The cage is easy to assemble. You can manage it on your own. Unfortunately, one side of the escape guard was jammed and could only be folded down with brute force. (Possibly wedged during transport.) Catching the animals is relatively difficult with such a large cage. Other than that, the cage is very spacious and meets my expectations. I would buy it again.

I spent ages looking for an escape-proof enclosure for my two rabbits. They've been hopping around in this one for almost a week now, and neither of them has dug a hole yet. :D In terms of size, it's really spacious and offers more than 2 square metres of space. The height is also sufficient for them to stand upright. The assembly instructions are a bit sparse, but you can figure out how the parts fit together. Unfortunately, the roof isn't as easy to open as the description here suggests. You have to undo several cuffs and similar fastenings to gradually fold the roof back. It's quite impractical if you just want to put the animals back in their hutch in the evening. A fixed flap in the roof would be more practical and easier to open. I'm deducting one star for this drawback. Otherwise, we're very satisfied, and the metal parts seem sturdy enough to last a long time. The enclosure can be easily anchored into the ground using the stakes, and just as easily, you can pull them out again to move the enclosure around on the grass. The included sunshade also does its job well as a provider of shade.