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I'm finishing up an enclosure for my growing baby blue. It's all but done. I have a bulit-in hide under the floor and black tile covering most of it. I'm down to what I want to cover the walls with on the inside. I've used some high-grade materials so far, so I want something both safe and attractive. Most of the cage is made of oak or poplar (real heavy). I stained the outside and coated it with polyurethane.
I need to cover the inside posts and back wall with something. They are the only pine components. I can either just coat it with water-based seal, tile it like the floor, or use bamboo flooring which is beautiful. Any reason not to use the flooring? Do I still need to seal the pine if I cover it in a safer material? Is there anything unsafe about floor-grade bamboo? Please help. I want to finish this thing tomorrow. Thanks.
Any reason to worry about oak or poplar as with pine? I'd assumed not, just asking.
I need to cover the inside posts and back wall with something. They are the only pine components. I can either just coat it with water-based seal, tile it like the floor, or use bamboo flooring which is beautiful. Any reason not to use the flooring? Do I still need to seal the pine if I cover it in a safer material? Is there anything unsafe about floor-grade bamboo? Please help. I want to finish this thing tomorrow. Thanks.
Any reason to worry about oak or poplar as with pine? I'd assumed not, just asking.