Waterproof alternative to plywood

[Mark J]

Could you use rubber sheeting or would rabbits eat that?

 

Edited October 19, 2018 by Mark J

[Rough Hewn]

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Genius Steve.
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[HuntingHicap]

Something PVC? I used to work at a building plastics merchant, we did 8'x4' sheets of pvc, used for walls of freezer rooms etc. 

[Wonky]

3 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

Need something accessible from the back end for cleaning, or to retrieve dead  rabbits 

Get someone in with a ferret.

 

wot... you gettin into....rabbit fur-u-stuff, or just a bit more meat. ?. ????

 

[Ian Leach]

3 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

Need something accessible from the back end for cleaning, or to retrieve dead  rabbits 

Manhole cover, ferret or hose pipe.

[Woodworks]

Steve what shapes are trying to create? Would be easier to guide you if we had a better idea of whats required 

[Steve Bullman]

7 hours ago, Mark J said:

Could you use rubber sheeting or would rabbits eat that?

 

over the top of ply?

[Steve Bullman]

6 hours ago, HuntingHicap said:

Something PVC? I used to work at a building plastics merchant, we did 8'x4' sheets of pvc, used for walls of freezer rooms etc. 

possibly

[Steve Bullman]

5 hours ago, Woodworks said:

Steve what shapes are trying to create? Would be easier to guide you if we had a better idea of whats required 

basically some sort of box shape with probably 3 compartments in.  That would be the rabbits living space, with pipes leading in.  Then will just be piling a mound of top soil over the whole lot.

[Toad]

Phenolic ply?

 

Offcuts of twin wall drainage pipe? Could use some big diameter 600 or 750mm vertically for the centre.with holes cut to poke 225mm in for the runs.

 

Thick hygieneclad plastic sheets lied and with 90° shelf supports to help hold it together?