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#1
09-02-08, 09:47 am
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How high should the sides be for baby-proofing?       |
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#2
09-02-08, 12:28 pm
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I would say your best bet would be to put it on a two grid high stand, or just put a lid on it. |
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#3
09-02-08, 01:10 pm
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I should have been more clear, I meant the solid coroplast sides, like is 10" tall enough to keep them from climbing over? My grids are 1 1/2 " so she can easily poke her head and partially her shoulders through them. (dont ask how I know hehe) |
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#4
09-02-08, 02:43 pm
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10 inches should be more than enough. |
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#5
09-02-08, 03:00 pm
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ditto to rabbits. |
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#6
09-02-08, 03:02 pm
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Ah, my bad. Stupid mistake. Yep, 10" is more than enough. |
