Coroplast Seeking ideas for what to make with leftover coroplast - toys, hideys, etc

[sbadaracco]

I am the adopotion coordinator for Portland Guinea Pig rescue and i have an un-weildly amount of leftover coroplast pieces from building our own cages. Just looking for some ideas for things i can make with them such as toys, cage hideys, etc. i have all manner of leftovers from thin strips to large 3 ft + pieces. I thought maybe i could make cage items that our rescue could then sell to help raise money and to use in our foster piggy cages.
I know how to make them into storage bins, so looking for some other crafty ideas, thanks. suzy

 

[PiggyGrandma15]

Hay feeders? "Back splashes" for the kitchen areas? Canopy over kitchen areas? Base for "bunkbeds"?

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[rotto77]

I agree with piggygrandma. Plus hiddy houses, tunnels

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[CavyHouse]

I give the bigger pieces away for people to make their own second floors etc. For the cages where my hay racks are made from a bent grid, I'll put a piece behind the hayrack to lessen the amount of hay that falls through;
I also use them on the driveway under a car if it drips oil; use them as drop-cloths when painting (although they don't absorb, so you have to be careful about tracking the paint around); as a layer between the ground and firewood so that firewood stays drier and doesn't decompose as fast; as a big drop-cloth under my son's messy parrot; etc.