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#1
05-07-08, 12:18 pm
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Okay, I have seen people say that you might have trouble transporting coroplast, well we have a 15 passenger van, so when I get coroplast I won't have any trouble right?       |
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05-07-08, 01:29 pm
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I guess it depends on how big of a sheet you get, but I just picked up a 4X8 sheet in my midsize SUV and had no problems getting it and three kids in there. |
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05-07-08, 02:00 pm
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Okay. There's no doubt that I am going to get a 4x8 sheet, probably 2 or three since I'm making a big cage! |
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#4
05-07-08, 05:11 pm
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Just if you have any problems, try rolling it up. Here is a link to show you how. http://www.guineapigcages.com/photos...ry.php/cat/537 |
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#5
05-08-08, 01:06 pm
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'Kay, thanks! |
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#6
05-08-08, 05:28 pm
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I got two 4x8 sheets of coroplast and they fit in the back of a pick-up truck. The sheets were sticking out the back because 4x8 is really BIG. But, I had a cover for the pick-up bed so the cover held the coroplast in. The 4x8 sheets shouldn't be any problem if you have a van. |
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#7
05-15-08, 06:47 pm
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Im working on a cage for my two cavies, but before I complete it I need to know what to set it on, my tables in my spare room are not big enough so I need help in what to use and high off the floor can it be before I finish the cage and buy the coroplast and will a 4'x8' pieace fit in a trailblazer or do I have to have it cut to fit my suv-thank you |
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#8
05-15-08, 06:56 pm
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I set up my cage on my kids' train table that was no longer in use. And I have a mid-size SUV and was able to get the coroplast in there - just bending it (not to a crease) a little. |
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#9
05-15-08, 08:51 pm
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you can roll the coroplast just not tightly and try a 4 X 8 sheet or wood or get cubes and use them to make a raised cage check the forum pictures for plenty of idea's |
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#10
05-16-08, 04:51 am
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I can roll up a sheet and get it in the backseat of a Suzuki (which is the size of a small Honda). You shouldn't have any problems in a van. |
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#11
05-18-08, 12:48 pm
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I'm planning on having a kitchen area and since I have a petstore cage I was thinking about using the bottom for a kitchen area, I'm not exactly sure how high up it is, but I think it's about 5-6 inches high? I'm not sure, it's packed, so...would they be able to get into that or would I need a ramp? |
