SONGMICS 20 Panels Pet Playpen with Floor, Small Animal Playpen, Pet Fence Indoor, DIY Plastic Enclosure for Guinea Pigs, Bunny, Hamsters, Hedgehogs, 49.2 x 24.8 x 16.5 Inches, White ULPC001W01

Works well with my two rabbits. Anytime I am working outside, I bring them with me in this. It was super easy to put together and looks good. It is worth the money. I like the material it's made of as well. My rabbits can't jump out because they can't grip onto anything. There is enough room for them to get the zoomies though

This thing is a lifesaver for small pets!I knew I needed a playpen for my small pup while we housetrained him, but I didn't want the traditional foldable metal one. This one checked all my marks.My min pin is still a baby but he has begun his typical small dog hudini escape antics. It really feels good when I watch him on the pet cam and see that he cannot, no matter how hard he tries, get over the walls.It was a dream to put together, not difficult at all and it holds up to the floppy pup who does more jumping than walking. He's only a few pounds but he throws his whole weight into the walls and they don't budge. I also like that the plastic gives a little so he's not hurting himself.Ive had it for a week with my messy little boy and it is so easy to clean. I keep his crate within the walls so I just plop him in there wipe off the plastic sheets and replace the puppy pads.Since I didn't need the full space I was able to create some walls and ceilings and after a few different configurations we found one that works best for us.*In the picture there is a peice of cardboard as a doorway. I found that most cardboard is about the same thickness as the wall panels. After I cut the cardboard to size and added the arch it was easy to slip into place. It was not secure though so I added tape. I wouldn't reccomend it. I would have ordered more panels had I not needed the entry way so I wouldn't suggest this for adding extra walls.

I used this to build a 4 x 2 x 2 playpen for fostering a litter of 6 kittens. I could tell from the description that one unit would not be tall enough to keep the kittens from crawling/jumping out, so I bought two and stacked them.Note that the panels have a gap between them and are not water-tight, thus I used a liner along the bottom so no kitty mess falls onto my floor. I use a pair of pads (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CWHTQW8) taped together with shipping tape. Fits perfectly and I have had zero leaks after several weeks of use. Daily cleaning is easy -- I just swap out the old pads with a fresh set.Once a week, I take it outside, wipe it down with sanitizer, spray it with the garden hose (pressure nozzle), then let it dry in the sun. Takes about 4-6 hours to completely dry in current Georgia weather. I'm sure it would dry faster with towel(s), but the sun provides some sanitization as well. I keep the kittens in a bathtub during the cleaning process.Overall, it's perfect for my use case.

I bought this as a temporary home for my 2 mini holland lop bunnies. I had recently purchased an outdoor hutch for them but it is too hot for them out there in the summer months here in NC. I needed an indoor "home" for them. I had been using the grated panels that are similar to this, but flooring in that set up was always an issue. Plus bunny fur was always getting wrapped up in the grates and it was hard to clean. This seemed to fix those issues. My bunnies seem to really love it too. It was super easy to put together. Even comes with a tiny mallet that I have kept and already used for a few other things. It holds both bunnies with plenty of room for a litter box, food and water. (And despite that they are called "mini" lops, they aren't all that mini. One is the size of my small cat.) Both bunnies can lay out and hop around as well as stand on their back legs. (All EXTREMELY important for rabbits.) I like that I can remove one side panel and let them out to play but they can hop back in on their own for the litter box and food/water. I did not use the included zip ties so that I could take apart when necessary. Holds up very well without them but if you plan on it being a more permanent structure I would suggest using zipties.These panels are very easy to clean. I just use my dust buster to clean up pellets and bunny fur and I can wipe them down quickly. My bunnies have occassionally "dug" in the floor panels and it doesn't seem to do any damage. Time will tell with that though.There are 2 things I don't like but neither would prevent me from buying again because they are easy to remedy. 1. The cracks between the pieces in the flooring, allow for stuff to fall through onto my floor so I have to clean under it, which means I have to move it. My space is kinda tight for that. I am probably going to use puppy pads or put down a carpet remnant to make sure my floor is protected. The 2nd thing is that I can't hang a traditional water bottle on the side. I know they make the ones that hang over the sides as opposed to ones that hook on cage wire so I will have to get one of those. For now I am using a bowl for water, which they do ok with but occasionally spill...not a big deal since the panels are plastic, but if they spill enough, it goes through a crack in floorong. Still far better than the wired panels though.I would highly recommend this for your indoor bunnies or similar small pets. Well worth my money. I wish I had found this earlier. No clue how much I've spent on trying to find the perfect housing for these guys.