Having a shuffle round, would just like a bit of advice.

My plan for today is to rearrange my room so Skye can have a bit more space. I have a new job and Im feeling bad about Skye not getting as much free range time, she doesnt seem too bothered, but im sure the extra space will make us both happier

Just wondering if i post pictures on here or in the property ladder section?

Alsooo, if i make a shelf using C&C grids, will fleece/towels be ridig enough to stop her hurting her footsies or should i have a look for something more rigid?

I don't know about fleece, but you can get carpet samples from carpet shops and use them as they are a bit more rigid.

Amelia66 wrote:I don't know about fleece, but you can get carpet samples from carpet shops and use them as they are a bit more rigid.

Thanks, my carpet shop wont let me have anymore samples, aparently i could have carpeted my whole house with the number ive had

I cant spend any money at the moment though, so ill have to see what i can find and maybe buy some samples next week.

...where do i put the before and after pictures?

i would guess in the property ladder section, lots of people post their setups there (:

marleyNfriends wrote:

Thanks, my carpet shop wont let me have anymore samples, aparently i could have carpeted my whole house with the number ive had

Haha, that made me laugh!

I would be worried the pieces of fleece and towels would be kicked off and then the floor is bare again, if she is anything like my lot! I get carpet samples from the local bootsale, they sell squares of samples so they are stitched all round the edges so they don't fray and theyre only 50p-£1 each. But you have to be careful on the type of carpet as it does make sore feet worse sometimes.

Post some photos and then we can advise

I havent started yet, but i will post some pictures in property ladder when im done. I could attach cardboard, at least then if fleece comes off she wont fall through or hurt her legs.

Amelia66 wrote:I don't know about fleece, but you can get carpet samples from carpet shops and use them as they are a bit more rigid.

If you go round carpet shops sometimes if you ask them nicely they will give you carpet samples as those big thick carpet sample book's they have they just throw away or reycle and some will let you have them, when we lived in Clifton in Lancashire we got given 3 of those huge carpet sample book's when we said we had buns and they were so useful.
It's worth asking!