C&c Cages?

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I'm pretty sure it is but I know this one is... http://www.guineapigcagesstore.com
Or you can do it yourself cheaper, can but the grids in eBay (storage wire grids) for around £20 and the correx you can get from a local sign shop or warehouse for around £7 well you can here in Nottingham anyway :)
 
I got mine from here ( c and c guinea pig cages). This company sell you the whole kit -with the correx pre scored. Some companies sell you the grids and connectors - and you have to get the correx elsewhere.
 
When You say you bought it from here do you mean the website I was speaking about? Thanks
 
I bought a selection from both eBay and a company called g*r*e*n*d*l*e, (never comes up on this site without the asterisks). They don't supply the correx though, I googled and found a local place, sooo much better than a shop cage, and you can add extra on if you like later!
 
I bought from the website you were talking about. It might be slightly more expensive than buying components separately but the service was very good. The correx comes pre-scored so it is very easy to set up and avoids one making expensive mistakes.
 
I would buy from the website in your first post in this thread. It's simpler cos they supply everything!
 
I'd go with the first website too, Correx is a nightmare and it is so much better precut and scored!
 
It all really depends on whether you're on a budget and want to have the fun of a bit of DIY, or want it as easy as possible.

The website you mention gets great reviews. They supply all the parts you need for your setup and also supply correx cut to size. The correx is also scored so all you have to do is build the grids, fold the correx and it'll all fit in place. Really easy and simple....but at a slight extra cost.

You can save up to 50% by shopping around (especially eBay) for the grids. You can regularly find good deals, getting lots of grids at cheaper prices, which you can build into various shapes and levels. The correx can be found online or at local sign making company. As long as your confident with a measuring tape and sharp knife, it's really simple to cut and score the correx.

I managed to build a 2 X 4 base with a 2 X 1 loft, plus ramp, for £47. And I've still got a large bit of correx left over.

As I say, it's all about what you want to do. Get the C&C pretty much ready made with correx all cut to size but pay a bit extra, or shop around, cut the base yourself and save a bit of money.

I'm Scottish, so I'll do anything to save 1p! Lol
 
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