Another question on insulating hutches

[Claire W]

My hutch is one of those where the roof lifts up. However, because there is a rain cover over the hutch, we hardly ever lift the roof up.

We have some insulation to insulate the hutch with and I am just wondering how we should do it? Last year, we had a hutch snuggle from Pets and Home that just slid over the top of the hutch. As we no longer have this, I have the same material but it is on a roll.

I am just wondering if they are better to have a little insulation on the inside of the hutch as well as the outside or should I just leave it on the outside? As the roof lifts up, I could easily attach some to the inside of the roof. I will not be able to put any up the walls on the inside as my naughty girls will eat it mallethead

I am then planning on putting a piece of insulation on the outside of the bed (The door).

Will it work having some on the inside and the outside or should I just leave it on the outside?

 

[Becky92]

I personally wudnt risk them getting access to it so i would say just the outside. id be always wondering if i was going to open them up the next morning to find a disaster