Could the "yard" be modified to make it a single story instead of two story?
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No. This rabbit run is so flimsy and mine had broken parts when it arrived. Still can not use it and the company does not respond to my trying to return it. I had thought it would be nice outside for my pet skunk, but just not made of good wood at all...way to cheaply made to use outdoors.
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The sections are made with strip slats that have a slit cut in them to fit together. So if you only used 2 in one direction and 2 the other you could have bigger open spaces :)
505361
Not really. There are pre-drilled holes on the one side. I suppose you could drill your own on the opposite side and fill the existing holes with putty or something.
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Yes. The top comes with a "lock" which I don't use because I was worried they would fall off (they are loose once installed.) So you'd just buy the 2nd story and remove the top to install I imagine.
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I suppose it is possible but not with the supplied screws and hardware, would have to be done by eliminating one side and attaching the 2 separate cages together with wire, ties or some other strong and durable material, and I'm not sure how you would secure the roof. It seems to me a better choice and one that would be fairly cost effect would be to purchase a double cage of the side/by/side variety and then just not use the center wall rather than trying to save a few bucks and end up with something less stable and more awkward. I wouldn't do it. I've seen those double side by side cages for about $249.00. It is quite possible that the center wall is more cosmetic rather than structural. I suppose it is possible but not with the supplied screws and hardware, would have to be done by eliminating one side and attaching the 2 separate cages together with wire, ties or some other strong and durable material, and I'm not sure how you would secure the roof. It seems to me a better choice and one that would be fairly cost effect would be to purchase a double cage of the side/by/side variety and then just not use the center wall rather than trying to save a few bucks and end up with something less stable and more awkward. I wouldn't do it. I've seen those double side by side cages... » Read More I suppose it is possible but not with the supplied screws and hardware, would have to be done by eliminating one side and attaching the 2 separate cages together with wire, ties or some other strong and durable material, and I'm not sure how you would secure the roof. It seems to me a better choice and one that would be fairly cost effect would be to purchase a double cage of the side/by/side variety and then just not use the center wall rather than trying to save a few bucks and end up with something less stable and more awkward. I wouldn't do it. I've seen those double side by side cages for about $249.00. It is quite possible that the center wall is more cosmetic rather than structural. « Show Less
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In addition to the four side "walls" there are two vertical and two horizontal walls that are fixed, but I found that the number of dividers that could be moved to create custom spaces were sufficient for my needs. Hope this helps. Jammer
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Since they are separate pieces you can make them as wide or narrow as you need. they are VERY difficult to put up alone. I recommend someone to help.
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Yes I think so. I bought a two panel extender with mine so I'm guessing it is possible to attach another play yard
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Yes, but replacement panels are sold in sets of two. I bought the replacement set to extend my two play yards by one panel each. I was not able to extend my play yards by only one panel. Extensions can only be made in increments of two panels.
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it is only one piece. Although they are called nestable it cannot be combined with another
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Yes, but I haven't done it. The design allows you to combine as many sets as you'd like, for each panel is hinged to the next. A large round area can be made or even a long run one panel wide and as long as you want to make it. Small stakes come with the product to anchor it into the ground. Because I keep my 3 cats in it when camping, I have had to make a secure mesh top to keep them in, but with zip ties it's not a problem. The wire construction and design is just right...secure but not too heavy to handle and set up.
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I think you could. You would only need to cut the overhang of each roof on the end where the side doors go and of course you won't want to install the side doors. Should be simple.
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I don't know the exact solution to your question but I know for a fact you could do it by modification. I rarely turn mine own unless showing off the Man Cave!
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It's effectively one big piece. The two lower skinny branches that hang down are separate.Of course you could always cut it if its too large to manage.
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I believe you can by removing the middle level. The levels snap together so it shouldn't be a problem removing the middle.
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Depending on what you would do with the other two holes to fill them, it may look nice. It definitely is meant to function as a stand alone piece though.
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You can do this, but you would have to "unstring" the tent poles to remove the end pieces (with the tent spikes) and add/subtract the middle pieces to get the lengths you need. Remember to put the tent spikes back on each end of the new lengths.