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I used the wire that is about 1cm but 1cm grid things. THis is also on the floor of the hutches but they are covered in bedding. |
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#22
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Piglet Hardware cloth is a type of wire fencing also called hardware mesh. It's the same stuff they put on the bottom of rabbit hutches. It has small 1cm square openings. They also make it with smaller openings I recommend it over the chicken wire. It is tougher and will hold it's shape better. Here is a website with a good picture. It starts with a fine mesh but you can click the arrows to the left of the picture to see courser mesh small http://www.twpinc.com/twp/jsp/product.jsp?type=4 in a roll http://www.mcnichols.com/products/wi..._hrdwre_cu.htm |
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Wow Vooddo, what search engine do you use, you always have the answers and the sites, you rock! No seriously what search site. Quote:
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If you don't get results take away one or two of the less important words, make sure your spelling is correct and/or try alternate words. If you get too many results then narrow your search by adding more detail words to your search |
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Oh...ok. Or use quotation marks to get an accurate search |
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#26
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*embarassed* I still like my cloth idea! |
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Cloth would be interesting, but you would have to use something strong, like canvas or wool. A canvas and wood cage would look cool. But you couldn't really have a lid. I'd try it if I didn't have cats. |