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145cm x 55cm bunk EB for Robo Flynn

Today I introduce the double-deck DIY Userin of Yoshi from the Forum hamster and hamster Board for their Roborowski dwarf hamster Flynn. The floor area is 145cm x 55cm , the height 84cm. (All pictures courtesy of Yoshi, the thread about homemade here ).

1 to 2 DIY IKEA "LACK" tables / DIY cage on 2 IKEA "LACK" tables

The DIY was built from laminated board and has a deep litter area and a second sand layer. The backgrounds are from EAP Media and are protected with thin plexiglass to chew.

2: Total View / Complete View

links above are an Karlie Wonderland 20cm wooden wheel , a house with a removable roof and a number of chambers, several pieces of cork as hiding and hay, birch leaf and Knabberähren.

3: Left side top / top left

4: top center / top middle

5: Top right / top right

6: View to the right / View to right side

is right up to a second wheel (Transonic RoboWheel with 20cm diameter (available at Rodipet ), roots, pieces of cork, straw and Knabberähren and a candy jar of Zoorizont.de as a hideout. Moreover bedfindet here in the office of the sand area by means of a cork tubes.

7: cork tubes down / Cork tunnel leading down

The sand area is furnished with various roots, and Hide.

8: sand area / sand area

can be illuminated at night enclosure with LED-light from the terrarium observe the hamster to be able to without disturbing him

9: LED Moon Light / LED Moonlight

10: The small Flynn seem to like it (here eat the flax) / Flynn seems to love it (shown feeding on flax)

building details

11 : basement / lower level

in the background you can see the plexiglass plate which protects the wallpaper motif.

12: Shell / Half finished

The anti-scatter plates are kept in aluminum U-profile and can be used for easier cleaning to remove:

13: anti-scatter / Glass to protect bedding from falling out

The doors slide on e-profiles as described in the blog .

Before the deep litter area a plexiglass plate in four aluminum U-profile is fixed, the U-profiles were compared with aquarium silicone glued:

14: deep litter area / Digging area

materials and costs

E-Profile cutting : 18,80 €
door handles (4 pcs .): 7,75 €
backgrounds (2 pieces): € 35.97
Plexiglas for background motif 141x40: 13,99 €
Plexiglas for background design 94x40: 9,49 €
L-Profile short for background motif: 2.29 €
L-profile for long Background Design: € 6.29
expanded metal a ventilation window: 4,99 €
U-profiles for deep litter area (2x): 2,78 €
edging white, 20m: 10,49 €
screws for chipboard: € 6.49
wood cutting costs: € 54.26
Plexiglas for deep litter area 44.6 x39, 6: 9,99 €
screw caps : 2,69 €
sliding glass doors (top and bottom 2 each ): € 82.63
U-profile for anti-scatter: 5,49 €
glass for anti-scatter (Top and bottom): € 39.78
moonlight 3-9 LEDs: 23, - € = € 319.15


who wants to can still Homemade on the OBI blog for DIY vote.

can read more about these homemade and Flynn her here on the blog of the owner know .

English Summary

This two-level DIY cage was made by user Yoshi from the German Forum and hamster hamster Board for her dwarf hamster Roborowski Flynn. It has a ground floor size of 145cm x 55cm (~ 57 "x 22") and features a deep digging area and a second floor with a large sand area. It was built using veneered particle board . The background pictures are protected against gnawing with plexi glass.

On the top left there is a 20cm (8") Karlie Wonderland wood wheel , a wooden house with removable roof, cork tunnels, hay, birch leaves and play food (several ears of flax, millet etc). The top right contains a second wheel ( Transonic 8" Robo Wheel ), mangrove roots, cork, hay, play food and a candy jar by Zoorizont.de (similar to the IKEA FÖRVAR) as a hideout. From there a cork tunnel leads to the lower level with the sand area which is furnished with several roots and cork hideouts. The cage can be illuminated with blue LED terrarium moonlights to watch the hamster without disturbing him.

Building details

Picture 11 shows the lower level and the plexi glass that protects the background picture. The glass to keep the bedding in is held by aluminium U-sections which were glued on with aquarium silicone (Pic 13). The plexi glass in front of the digging area is held by aluminum U-sections as well (Pic 14). The sliding doors run in E-shaped tracks as described here on this blog .

The materials cost a total of €319.15 (without inside furnishings).