Ramp Surface

[LindaHartwig]

I found a great ramp surface. Those cheap .15 to .20 each 4" white bathroom tile. The top is shiny and slippery but turn them over and they are a perfect nails shaping non slip surface and they are not too heavy so a Coroplast ramp works just fine under the tile. I just used double stick carpet tape to attach them. This way the back nails which grow faster get a good polish every time they go up or down.

Linda

 

[Eventrocker33]

Good idea!

 

[Piglet]

I'm not too sure what you're talking about. Are these tiles made for the wall? lol

 

[candi]

That's a good idea!! Got any pictures?

 

[LindaHartwig]

https://www.guineapigcages.com/gallery/2401/

https://www.guineapigcages.com/gallery/2400/


I added a couple of photos in my Gallery. I'll attempt to put a link in here or a photo or both since it would be a first try for that.
Linda

 

[Piglet]

oh, THOSE! That's such a clever idea

 

[o0Ms Jenny0o]

Where do you find them?

 

[LindaHartwig]

I got them at Home depot but they would carry them at any store that carries tile.

 

[ParanoidEv]

That is a great idea! I recently thought about a cat scratching-post, but I thought it would be too expensive to be pooped on. This is a great solution for a ramp!
And your cage looks great.