Tomorrowland NHP Exercise Housing

Britz Tomorrowland NHP Exercise Housing is designed to provide expanded living and enrichment space for non-human primates while supporting improved welfare and research consistency. The system is based on the Britz “80/20 Rule,” encouraging animals to spend the majority of their time in larger, open environments that promote activity and engagement. It integrates with existing 1-over-1 or quad housing systems, allowing facilities to extend usable space without major infrastructure changes. The design incorporates warm materials and natural-inspired elements to create a calmer, less stressful environment. Suitable for species such as rhesus macaques and squirrel monkeys, it offers a practical solution for enhancing both housing conditions and operational workflows.

Expanded Enrichment Space: Connects to existing housing systems to provide larger, multi-level environments that support natural behaviors
Welfare-Focused Design: Incorporates calming materials and textures to help reduce stress and improve overall animal well-being
Seamless Integration: Compatible with current cage setups, enabling efficient installation and flexible use within existing facilities

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