2nd Story Ramp Question

[FanGirl]

I want to add a second story to my cage. I was wondering what those of you who have multi story cages used for your ramp construction.

 

[pennick]

One of my ramps are two grids bent on each side. One slips into the other and I can make it the length that I want. It has worked out well for me. I added a piece of carpeting.

 

[Christys GPS]

I also did the same thing, two grid ramps bent, may take a while to get the about the same, connect them together and I used cable ties to connect them to the side of the cage and top level. then I layed cardboard on the ramp and then put fleece on it which I take off and wash and replace. Good luck on your second level...

 

[Slap Maxwell]

I think two layers of coroplast hot glued together 20 inches long and 4.5 inches wide with fleece or something for grip works great.

 

[Louis]

I just use wood. If they pee on it . They will need to give it some 4wd low range to get up it.

 

[critterlover]

I used coroplast and added coroplast sides for safety. Also I taped shelf-liner to the ramp for grip and it can be easily replaced when it gets dirty.

 

[DaCourt]

My big boys could never use just coro. They would bend it in a heart beat.

 

[Guinea_Gal]

I used wood, wrapped in rug, with coroplast bottom

 

[cavy-cool-crazy]

I used wood and carpet secured secured to the top of it.

 

[Eventrocker33]

I use a bent grid and then coroplast secured by cable ties. Take a peek at my pigtures.

 

[Denise]

I purchased plastic ramps from a cage company (please don't burn me at the stake). When I first got my pigs I bought a petstore cage and when I made my C&C I used the ramps from that. When I remodeled my C&C I needed another and bought another one from the same company. (It's all about the match-y thing).