PawHut 2-Tier Large Outdoor Rabbit Hutch, Light Grey D51-313V02LG is a two-tier outdoor hutch with a compact 1.2 m² multi‑zone layout, raised living house and two roofed runs for sheltered rest and exercise. Constructed from fir with water‑based paint, galvanised wire mesh and asphalt roofs, it offers weather protection plus four removable slide‑out trays for cleaning and good ventilation. FastDaddyshop consultants recommend it for 2–4 small rabbits in long, narrow gardens and advise secure anchoring and periodic bedding refreshes.
The PawHut 2-Tier Large Outdoor Rabbit Hutch (D51-313V02LG) is a two-tier rabbit hutch / outdoor rabbit enclosure designed to give small pets room to hop, hide and rest while simplifying maintenance for owners. The complete footprint is 230 x 53 x 93.5 cm with a usable floor area of about 1.2 m², so our consultants often recommend this multi-level rabbit run for 2–4 small rabbits (breeds such as Netherland Dwarf, Mini Lop or small Rex). Based on the experience of FastDaddyshop store managers, this model is generally preferable to single-level hutches when you need a combination of sheltered sleeping space and an adjacent run for exercise.
In practice the raised living house (living house 74 x 45 x 49 cm; inner house 70 x 41 x 48 cm) keeps occupants off wet ground and the roofed run boxes give useful protection in typical UK weather. The four removable trays (70 x 43 cm) and a 61 x 14.8 cm ramp make cleaning and access straightforward — our managers recommend a quick spot-clean every 1–2 days and a full tray change and bedding refresh weekly. Assembly is required; allow approximately 60–90 minutes with two people. Based on observations from our consultants, secure anchoring and additional fox-proofing are sensible precautions if the hutch is left outdoors overnight.
From the practical experience of our consultants, this light grey two-tier rabbit hutch (also described in listings as a multi-level rabbit run, outdoor rabbit house or rabbit hutch with removable tray) strikes a balance between space and footprint: it suits gardens where a long, narrow layout is preferable to a wide enclosure. For owners of larger breeds (for example, Continental Giant or large Lop crosses) the internal house dimensions and run heights are likely too small — in that case a purpose-built large-run or a single-tier, higher-volume hutch is a better option.
Practical cautions: ensure all mesh and timber joints are checked on assembly, tighten fixings periodically and consider additional waterproofing or insulating bedding if you expect prolonged sub-zero temperatures. Based on our managers’ experience, adding a simple latch cover or carabiner to external doors improves predator resistance without affecting ventilation.
