Mikknu
Junior Guinea Pig
Hello! It's me again, I'm sorry.
I'm looking into getting a stand for my C&C Cage as was recommended as part of cat-proofing measures, but I was wondering if anyone has experience with C&C grid stands and their stability? I would like to make a two tier stand, but I'll be using wood pellets for my kitchen area, and I've heard that those are very heavy... The cats may also jump on top of the cage, so I want to make sure that whatever stand I choose to go with can support the weight of the cage, the cavies, pellets, and up to two cats. I've been trying to find different examples of cage stands made with grids, and there are plenty out there, but I also see that IKEA Lack tables are very popular. They're much shorter though, and I'm not sure if they could handle all that weight either? I've also thought about a plastic folding table or a dresser, but anything close to big enough for a 2x5 would be double or triple to price for a 43 pack of grids.
Any advice or experiences would be appreciated!
I'm looking into getting a stand for my C&C Cage as was recommended as part of cat-proofing measures, but I was wondering if anyone has experience with C&C grid stands and their stability? I would like to make a two tier stand, but I'll be using wood pellets for my kitchen area, and I've heard that those are very heavy... The cats may also jump on top of the cage, so I want to make sure that whatever stand I choose to go with can support the weight of the cage, the cavies, pellets, and up to two cats. I've been trying to find different examples of cage stands made with grids, and there are plenty out there, but I also see that IKEA Lack tables are very popular. They're much shorter though, and I'm not sure if they could handle all that weight either? I've also thought about a plastic folding table or a dresser, but anything close to big enough for a 2x5 would be double or triple to price for a 43 pack of grids.
Any advice or experiences would be appreciated!