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That looks like a great setup!

Oh! Got it!

Same area then! OK so maybe I'll change my plan. If I use the table maybe I will turn it upside down so this heavy duty top turns into the bottom. Then I'll fashion a hinged lid that can lift up. Or maybe it will be more secure if I fashion a lid that sets on, or screws down, since it will...

We have this outdoor table that's getting rickety. It's legs are wobbly. It's top is a solid row of jointed 2x4s, so that should be insulating enough. I have a bunch of 2x4s and 2x6s, so I'm going to cross brace the legs (4x4s) and panel in the sides and bottom. I'll slow down for the front and...

That looks great! So... how dirty is this thing going to get? If they only sleep in it at night, I imagine they will do most of their pooping outdoors, right?

Tom, what area do you live in? I'm going to start my build today, but we are in Southern California. I'm wondering if I need the insulation? My sides, top and bottom are taking to be 1/2 plywood... what do you think? Also, I noticed on your box doors you have plastic flaps. Where do you get that...

Good point..,

This is amazing information, thank you very much! We're quite handy, and I'm sure I could pull this off. Not quite as nice as yours, but it will get the job done. Thank you so much!

Ive got a 22 yr old 70 lb Sulcata. He's HUGE! He wants a burrow, and rather than allowing him to make one himself, Id like to control the situation. Mainly so it doesn't get out of control. I'm leaning towards this 3 wall cinder block idea, capped with plywood and buried in dirt. My issue is...

He's so cute!!