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I thought I'd share my idea of baby-proofing the C&C cage here. I know most people use cardboard, but for me and my living room that just looks too nasty. I bought a large roll (36x60 inches) foamsheet from Michaels (a craft store) and cut it into 10 inch high strips. I stuck the strips between the coroplast and the grids, holding them in place at the top with binder clips. I think the regular price for the roll is $7, I happened to get it on sale for $5. The cool thing is that when I'm done with it I can either roll it up and save it for next time or use it for other crafts. Here's a pre-binder clip pic: |
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Your cage looks so nice! |
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I know this thread's over a year old, but I am so glad I stumbled across this pic! I LOVE your setup (colors, fabric, etc.) and realized that I need to baby-proof my cage. Thanks so much for the great idea!! |
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Did this end up working well? Did you have any problems with the piggies chewing on the craft foam or it not being sturdy enough? I'm getting ready to baby-proof my cage because both of my sows are pregnant, and this looks like an easy way to do it and keep it looking pretty nice. |
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I see people are digging up dead threads again. Please watch the dates on threads before replying and take note that many members that were active a year ago are no longer active now. This member has not been active in a very long time, so there most likely won't be an answer from the original poster. |