Corrugated Plastic Cage Liner Base for C&C Cage - for use with 13.8" Grids ONLY! NOT Measured by Feet- Coroplast Used with C&C Cages for Guinea Pigs, Hedgehogs, and Rabbits (2x4, Black)

Fits in my homemade C&C cage perfectly. Easy to assemble.

Love this liner . I thought that it was going to be live the same as home depot, but its way better quality. It's definitely worth the money. I feel like the 2x 5x is a little short but the 2x 4x fits perfect

MAKE SURE YOU ARE USING THE CORRECT SIZE PANELS!!! (13.8" or 14") Here are the grids I purchased with this base, and they fit perfectly. Black or white available! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0858X86Z3?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details I have this cage set up on a folding 6' table, and it doesn't hang over the shorter side, and leaves about a 8" on each side longways, so this cage (2x4) will definitely make your piggies happy! I bought the 2x4 panels size, and they (this base and my panels) go together perfectly. I kept searching for the correct panels to use with these, which was not easy, as most were 11.8" (way too small, don't bother) and in the section "frequently purchased together," I saw some grids listed and purchased those. My piggies now have a cage bigger than the 8 square feet one they were in, which I hated because every single piece snapped together, and they'd pee through every crevice. I am using the water bottle that came with the old cage, and despite being cheap, doesn't leak and it clips onto the cage (now grids). Since I don't yet have fleece lining that fits this cage, I am currently using a 2' x 4' liner in addition to Dollar Tree $5 noodle mats and dish mats. FYI, you could lie 3 of their noodle mats perfectly across this cage longways! Piggy care guide: -piggies are social/herd animals. Males should be kept in a pair (nothing more) and females preferably only a pair, but you can have a sorority as long as you have a bigger cage. Pairs are best, but females get along better than males. So be aware of this when bonding males. -speaking of males, you have to clean their "pocket" in their private region. -to sex a piggy, know that males have a "pocket" in their private area. Also, you can gently press that area right above their private area. If you feel a hard thing, it's a male. If there is no "pocket" and no hard thing above the bits, then your piggy is a female. -a male can impregnate a female at 3 weeks old, so keep opposing sexes separate. Keep cages far apart because they can mate through the cage bars! -they need unlimited Timothy Hay all day every single day. -1/8 cup MAX of plain pellets daily. Nothing with colored bits and seeds as they contain additives and sugar. -1 cup per pig of vegetables daily. Greatly limit spinach and kale, as they're rich in calcium which gives piggies kidney stones. Limit carrots and fruits because they are higher in sugar, so give maybe once a week as a treat. Sweet peppers can be given every single day because they contain the much-needed vitamin C for piggies. My boys love celery and seem to like Romaine. -Head & Shoulders shampoo and athlete's foot cream fights ringworm on piggies and you! -follow "Saskia from the LA Guinea Pig Rescue" & "Scotty's Animals" on YouTube for more info on piggies. -piggies greatly need vitamin C. Lots of people use these (link below), my boys LOVE them! https://www.amazon.com/Oxbow-Natural-Science-Vitamin-Supplement/dp/B00E0HQA7G?pd_rd_w=5IHjb&content-id=amzn1.sym.724fac2e-0491-4f7a-a10d-2221f9a8bc9a&pf_rd_p=724fac2e-0491-4f7a-a10d-2221f9a8bc9a&pf_rd_r=QWECQ6W0XZS4Y64SCVMS&pd_rd_wg=aiR1M&pd_rd_r=904b5c7b-c79c-4393-b8a0-7d06ed2e30ae&pd_rd_i=B00E0HQA7G&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_d_grid_rp_0_1_t Timothy Hay I use: https://www.amazon.com/Kaytee-Natural-Timothy-Rabbits-Animals/dp/B00DW79Y4G?pd_rd_w=sbt74&content-id=amzn1.sym.724fac2e-0491-4f7a-a10d-2221f9a8bc9a&pf_rd_p=724fac2e-0491-4f7a-a10d-2221f9a8bc9a&pf_rd_r=TDSENVQA1VTDJENWHQEB&pd_rd_wg=EAk6E&pd_rd_r=7a8b7036-5cea-49c3-ad15-c3b43bacb9b4&pd_rd_i=B00DW79Y4G&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_d_grid_rp_0_1_t

Please note: if you purchased the viscoo 24 panel cage from Amazon and are looking to purchase this plastic liner. It will not fit. Yes, I read the reviews and warnings but I took a chance anyway. I just so happened to have extra panels so I “rigged” the cage so that the liner would fit inside. Otherwise it was too large for the type of cage that I have. However, it does the job when it comes to containing the hay and poops. It’s a quality plastic liner. Goal reached! ✅

Durable and fit my grids perfectly. For a large piece of plastic, I wish the price was a little lower. But worth it overall

It was easy to assemble, but does NOT fit INSIDE my C&C grid cage. ... EDIT: BECAUSE MY GRIDS ARE NOT 14 x 14 in. THEY ARE 13 x13 in. I SHOULD HAVE MEASURED. My cage is 4x2 grids (13 in grids) so I ordered the 4x2 corrugated plastic base. I had to place the base on the OUTSIDE of the grid cage... the only way it would fit at all... and that doesn't even fit properly. I am trying to get a proper fitting replacement from the seller, but we will see. 😏... NOT! THE SELLER SOLD THE CORRECT ITEM WITH CORRECT MEASUREMENTS. I MADE THE MISTAKE. THEY GET 5 STARS INSTEAD OF 2!

I ordered this once but it was so amazing that I ordered more! It's sturdy, easy and quick to out together, has accurate measurements, high walls for bedding and hay not to escape, and so easy to clean and won't stain. I use non scented baby wipes to wipe it down when I clean the cages and it's like new afterwards! Definitely worth the little extra money to buy it premade rather than making it myself. Plus the logo is cute haha.

The package is so deceptive that it made me laugh when I took the base out. Those lines in the picture are actually where it folds. Not sure how i was expecting it to come but I was sure it was going to be easy too small. It's perfect. Great quality. I have not been able to find Coloplast in my city, so this was cheaper than having to order it online.