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09-03-08, 05:25 pm
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| B&Q Grids Okay I heard somewhere that B&Q have changed their grids. I think the person said that they were still safe for pig use but I wanted to make sure since on saturday I will be going to get 3 boxes. So if anyone knows if they are okay to use can you just reasure me.  |
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09-03-08, 05:27 pm
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| Re: B&Q Grids Im not sure on the new sizing but it is probably better if you check if it says somewhwere the hole size on this site and then check the hole size in store if you have grown up pigs i wouldnt have thought hole sizes would be to much of a problem as long as they couldnt get there heads stuck. |
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09-04-08, 01:05 pm
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| Re: B&Q Grids A thread on Guinea Lynx states that, while the hole sizes have changed, the grids have also shortened to 12" (instead of 14"), apparently making them suitable. |
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