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#1
10-30-09, 02:04 pm
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I just got a nice big 4 by 8 foot sheet of coroplast delivered and was originally planning to make it a base for my 2x6 grid cage. But I'm am now thinking I would like to make the cage a 3x6 instead. Is my one sheet of coroplast big enough to do this?       |
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#2
10-30-09, 02:19 pm
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It's big enough if your sides are 3.5" rather than regular 6" high. It's high enough if you use fleece. |
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#3
10-30-09, 03:49 pm
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I am, thank you. |
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#4
10-30-09, 04:31 pm
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Yes it fits if you makes the sides considerbly lower. Keep in mind, however, that when you use connectors it makes the cage even bigger. My 2x6 has 5 inch sides because of this. Last edited by YayPiggies; 10-30-09 at 04:31 pm. Reason: typo |
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#5
10-30-09, 05:31 pm
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thanks, I think i will end up keeping it at a 2x6 just to be safe. |
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#6
10-31-09, 03:11 am
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If you have enough space for a 3x6 cage, I'd say go for it. You can put the grids together first and measure inside the connectors to see if you'll have enough coroplast. |
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#7
10-31-09, 07:26 am
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Or you can make it a 2 and 3/4 x 6. Every inch counts! |
Is a 4 by 8 sheet big enough? 
