Simonmaal
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- Joined
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I am building a new home for my 3 boys after bringing them in from outside (they're staying inside forever now, big thanks to this site and the kind posters for explaining the importance of this). I've been experimenting with different cage layouts and keep changing my mind!
I originally planned a 2x5 cage, but having put the cubes together, I was surprised at how little space the whole thing took up. So I changed to 3x4 and again it wasn't taking up a massive amount of room. I could even, at a push, go for 3x5 if I can rearrange the room accordingly but not totally sure on that one yet. I have more cubes than I need, so materials aren't a problem.
But not being an expert, is 3x4 any better or worse than 2x5? Is it square footage that is important or length?
Also, if I can't get a piece of coroplast big enough, are there any problems in using 2 sheets side by side on the same level?
Any help would be greatly appreciated because I keep changing my mind over and over
I originally planned a 2x5 cage, but having put the cubes together, I was surprised at how little space the whole thing took up. So I changed to 3x4 and again it wasn't taking up a massive amount of room. I could even, at a push, go for 3x5 if I can rearrange the room accordingly but not totally sure on that one yet. I have more cubes than I need, so materials aren't a problem.
But not being an expert, is 3x4 any better or worse than 2x5? Is it square footage that is important or length?
Also, if I can't get a piece of coroplast big enough, are there any problems in using 2 sheets side by side on the same level?
Any help would be greatly appreciated because I keep changing my mind over and over