C&c Cages

[Toni]

Hi ppl could anyone tell me if these cages are any good and where to buy them in southeast kent u dont like the idea they on the floor can you buy stands for them and how do they work its just that i need to move 2 cages into the back room out of the middleroom so that the racking can come down and finish decorating in there the back room is not that big and might be abit tight wirh my cages iv got

 

[sport_billy]

I am pleased with ours, it is floor level though. You can't buy them instores as such... You can buy grids and corex separately online or try a website that supplies the full kit

Try http://correxcages.weebly.com/ One of our members @kimlou5288 runs it or http://www.candcguineapigcages.co.uk/ I have used them and been happy in the past

 

[Toni]

Can

I am pleased with ours, it is floor level though. You can't buy them instores as such... You can buy grids and corex separately online or try a website that supplies the full kit

Try http://correxcages.weebly.com/ One of our members @kimlou5288 runs it or http://www.candcguineapigcages.co.uk/ I have used them and been happy in the past

can
you stack them on top of one another so i got 2 boys on top one and 2 boys at bottom

 

[lissie]

Can
can
you stack them on top of one another so i got 2 boys on top one and 2 boys at bottom

I posted some ideas for stacked cages here:
http://www.theguineapigforum.co.uk/threads/how-many-guinea-pigs-in-a-3x3-cage.107791/#post-1470348

You can use wood to support each level.

 

[klee]

I love my C+C. They are brilliant for being adaptable, and you can fit them to the space that you have. Mine is on the floor and it works quite well as I can step in to thoroughly clean the base.

 

[LydiaMinx]

I was skeptical about C&C for the same reasons but I now love mine, after initial costs they're cheap and easy to expand and re shape and very easy to clean

I've got mine on a stand made of the cubes and it's sturdy and a good height. I'm also in South east Kent (Thanet) and I bought mine online at the link provided above (candcguineapigcages), they're a good price and very helpful if you have any questions

 

[Bekki]

When I had my cages I preffered correx only as I personally found grids to be a pain, I got a sheet of proplex 5mm thick from here: http://www.protection.co.uk/products/proplex-5mm-recycled-plastic-sheeting/ and just folded it up with 1ft sides and it makes a 6x2ft cage for peanuts

 

[Toni]

I was skeptical about C&C for the same reasons but I now love mine, after initial costs they're cheap and easy to expand and re shape and very easy to clean

I've got mine on a stand made of the cubes and it's sturdy and a good height. I'm also in South east Kent (Thanet) and I bought mine online at the link provided above (candcguineapigcages), they're a good price and very helpful if you have any questions

Thanks for tips how do you make a stand out of the cubes

 

[LydiaMinx]

Thanks for tips how do you make a stand out of the cubes

Just add the grids to the cage base vertically around the sides and back and a line in the middle for support bad description, will try to get a photo for you later

 

[lissie]

Here are pictures of cage stands.
http://www.guineapigcagesstore.com/cage-stands

This one shows the cage with the stand and cubbies for storage.
http://www.guineapigcagesstore.com/cage-cubby-system-xl#.UvH7AkK09c8