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The netting, cut to 36" by 64" to cover a cage that's 30" x 60". It actually worked out quite nicely.
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The frame, reassembled, with the bottom floor.
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The neatened-up, right-side up, trimmed version of the bottom floor.
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To secure the plastic netting to the bottom of the cage, I present a big mess of zip ties.
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The final framework, with locks, doors and a shelf.
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We missed the hole in the door, so we flipped the door around to the unused side and got it right the second time.
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So somehow a 1½" bolt won't go through a pair of ½" pipes.
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After some recutting, we managed to get the frame together nicely. Those are the doors on the ground.
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The frame is assembled, however, Tim's realizing the 36" door frame is really closer to 37".
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All the horizontal piping is done.
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Added the 15" pipes.
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All the joints, laid out in order, by floor.
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Big box of non-plumbing-code-compliant PVC joints.
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Ariadne once again peeking out from behind the curtains.
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Mmm... grapes.
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Cobb was trying to run on the wheel. Amber was trying to eat it.
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Amber's first trip out of the cage. Dad didn't approve and started biting my arm.
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Cobb hanging out on the curtains.
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