Sorry... I know This Has Gone Around Before:

[Hyatt101]

Sorry everyone, I know there have already been a couple topics on this before, but would you please post pics of your NIC cages? I need ideas; even just little parts of your cages, like ramps, you could post a pic and tell me how you built it. It would be greatly appreciated! You could even post pics of toys and furniture thats in your NIC cage; I have to build one quick and need ideas desperately! Thank you so much please respond!!!!

 

[agnesthelion]

Hey Christina, check out my blog. I have lots of pics of Agnes NIC condo. I didn't build it, we bought it, but it still can give some visual ideas anyway.

 

[Hyatt101]

Okay, thank you! Is your blog, "The Antics of Agnes"?

 

[woahlookitsme]

You can also look under the housing thread. There are some stickys(the threads in pink) about NIC cages

 

[Hyatt101]

Thank you!

 

[MyBabyHasPaws]

I built a NIC cage 4 panels long, 2 panels deep, and 3 panels high. Used zip ties to hold all the panels together, plywood for the floor, vinyl tiles to cover the plywood for the floor, coroplast because of the babies and it helped keeping poops and stuff in.. and I just bought bins, rugs and fleece blankets from the dollar store

 

[ldoerr]

Here is a picture of my cage when the devodor is out.

Here it is when the devidor is in. (I have since added a shelf).

Same cage doors closed though.

It is 3.5x2x2 panels. It is held together with zip ties. The shelf is zip tied on 3 sides with a piece of flees on top. The base is coroplast. I have tub stickers on the coroplast to provide traction. I built this cage on Sunday. It took me 1.5hrs to build.