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06-02-09, 04:53 pm
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I wanted to build a new cage for my herd of boys. I wanted it to be at least 21 sq feet. I really suck when it comes to math. Somehow, I came up that I would need a cage that is 60"x124", that's a 4x9 cage. But then it comes out to being 51 sq feet when I do the math. I really need some help with this. How many grids would I need to get as close to 21 sq feet for a cage? If I know the number of grids, then I can design accordingly. You can tell me a measurement such as 2x13 grid or 48 grids. I'll understand that. Also, if someone wants to walk me through figuring out how to calculate how many grids I'll need for a certain square footage, I'd be very grateful.        |
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06-02-09, 05:19 pm
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A 2x10 will get you close to a 21 sq. foot cage. That would be 24 grids needed total. |
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06-02-09, 06:18 pm
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if i understand your question right, 7x3 = 21 squared exactly. i dont know how many grids that is though |
