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Rachelle15 · #1 10-23-09, 10:33 am

How do you guys get your fleece so flat and bump-less. My pig always moves the fleece around and goes under it?

**1frankie7** · #2 10-23-09, 10:37 am

you could try putting bricks in the corners.

**JD In Van** · #3 10-23-09, 11:08 am

I stretch mine out under the cage and have the weight of the cage hold it down. My set up isn't standard C&C though.

Though this is the origional set up it's been de cluttered since then since the hidey in the front was far too huge (its rabbit sized, about 5 pigs could fit into it and still have space!) and the boxes took up too much room so they have towel tents on the sides now.

**2pigs2kids** · #4 10-23-09, 11:18 am

I overlap the fleece over the sides of the coroplast and use those large paper clip/binder things to clip it down. Not sure if I explained that right..does that make sense?

Rachelle15 · #5 10-23-09, 11:27 am

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Originally Posted by 2pigs2kids

I overlap the fleece over the sides of the coroplast and use those large paper clip/binder things to clip it down. Not sure if I explained that right..does that make sense?

Yup, makes sense. But my fleece isnt big enough its measured just for the bottom of the coro.

**lissie** · #6 10-23-09, 11:28 am

I sewn mine to a mattress pad. This makes it easier to put in the cage and it's quite heavy so the pigs don't dig it up.

**blackarrow** · #7 10-23-09, 12:27 pm

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Originally Posted by Rachelle15

But my fleece isnt big enough its measured just for the bottom of the coro.

Before my pigs' "grandma" got their piggie bedspreads made, what I did was cut an extra piece of coroplast to fit flat on the floor of the bottom of the coroplast "box," and I used binder clips to clip my fleece (and toweling) to that.