ramp help

Use cable ties or zip ties to attach the ramp to the floor above. These create a kind of 'hinge' which means that during clean-outs, you can raise the ramp to access the tricky-to-reach spots under them. If you can't get hold of these ties, you can use wire or even string (temprarily) to hold the ramp in position.

The base of the typical c&c cage is made from coroplast - exactly linke plastic corrugated cardboard. If you meant the base for the cage to go on, rather than what the base of the cage is made from, then often people use tables - my cage is on hardboard sheets which are on coasters, but you can just put your cage on the floor, so long as it is away from draughts.

Hope this helped, but do ask if you have other/more specific questions!

What JarBax said =) Good luck making the ramp, be sure to show us some pigtures when you are done..

Oh, and I can't help but comment... They really really need a 'Building a C&C cage for dummies' book. That would be awesome. I know a lot of people who probably buy it, I might just write to the manufactuer..Hm.

Thanks everyone, sorry for the late reply but thats helped alot. For the base I meant on the ramp, so should I use coroplast on the ramp too?

Thanks again! Your all very friendly here :] xx

Coro is great to add on but if you use it, make sure you add some sort of material over it for traction; pigs can't go up and down on the coro alone, its too slippery.

I used fiddlesticks for a ramp for my pigs. All I had to do to it was use cable ties to attach it. It didn't require any building, looks good and the pigs seem to like it.

Hey Do you think you could make a ramp with pop cycle railings? I've always been afraid of my guineas falling and found the cubs to sag.

Thank you! I think I have an idea on how I will make mine now :]

Try looking here https://www.guineapigcages.com/photos/showphoto.php?photo=4622

Thanks, that helped alot I had added it to my favourites