C&C I'm trying to build my first c&c cage need help!!

No, I think those are only 6 x 6 panels, the squares are too big and not safe. I got mine from Bed Bath and Beyond, $20 and builds a 2x6. My squares are 9x9, closer together than that one, sorry for the bad news.

For a standard 2x4 cage, you'll need 12 grids. That box would be enough, but those grid openings aren't safe. You can get the 9x9 ones from BB&B, Walmart, and I think some other places.

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You want the grids to be 9x9 squares down and across.

So 10x10 is too big?

That second pictures kind of hard to see but they look okay.

Perfect! 14inches by 14 inches grids that is 9squares by 9squares is just what you want and will make a 2x5 cage!!!! YIPEEEEE

I thought all grids were 14 inches guess I've just never paid attention. I usually just count the number of holes. And if there are 9 of them I get them.

Hopefully this is a better picture I want to purchase today just want to make sure it is good

Yes they are good but can someone double check for me my eyesight isnt the greatest.

Yes, those are the exact grids I bought. They're perfectly safe, and there are enough grids in a box to make a 2x6 cage.

Thank you @pigger123

Those are the ones, the ones from Bed Bath and Beyond!! Get them!! Call your local one, some carry them in the store, ours unfortunately doesn't

Thanx so much now to get the Coroplast. I'm guessing that would be at bb&b as we'll or lowes?

The one by me doesn't carry them in the store, so I had to order them online.

NO, that is harder to find and can be quite pricey. I have mine on sheet of vinyl I got at Lowes. They had a 6 foot by 8 foot sheet for 20$ I have two cages on it though. A shower curtain works well as does a vinyl table cloth at Walmart for 5$!!

Ok and then I put the bedding over that correct?

Knicks908 said:

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These cubes are fine, I use them.

people like different things underneath. I have a layer of newspapers, a layer of towels folded in half and a single prewashed (3 times) fleece.
Some people use bedding, uhaul pads are great too. You need something absorbent under the fleece and the shower curtain or whatever as the waterproof layer next to your floor or carpet