JoshuaMorgan
New Born Pup
Just wondering
I'd say it's the same sized area, it's the same number of grids (12).
@CTWC grids are bigger than a foot.
I always thought it was the same square area as it both uses 12 grids.Please excuse my very not-technical drawing, but:
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A 3x3 grid gains an extra "grid" in the centre that you lose when you've got a 4x2 space instead.
And yes I had to do it twice. I was never good at drawing, lol.
I always thought it was the same square area as it both uses 12 grids.
No you have to multiply each side to get the area the perimeter is the same as they're both 12 grids but not the internal area. Think of it like how many grids would fit on the floor space a 3x3 gives 3 rows of 3 equally nine spaces and 4x2 gives 2 rows of 4 equally eight spaces. But as myself and others said you get more length of a run with a 4x2I always thought it was the same square area as it both uses 12 grids.
That’s tidier than the home Hamish & Wally share. I am so thankful we brought CC grids in the beginning, they have been so adaptable,Ignore what I said I was looking at the cage and still couldn't get it right. This was the second attempt to draw it. It's for information only @Lorcan I don't expect you to do the maths. It just shows how versatile C&C can be. They would have a lovely sized cage if they would only live together. Was going to take a photo of the cage but I lost the light again by the time I got in from weeding the garden, have to make the most of these sunny days!
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You weren't likely to get it right as I got it wrong! The sun came out again while I was cleaning them out so I got some photos. Duck doesn't use his loft so I have taken the ramp away, it's easier to clean the cage without. Bertie loves his loft and does zoomies along the 4 grid length.I've gotta laugh at myself, I had that so wrong. I was never very good at taking directions