2mm correx is this the right thickness

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From what I've read on here 4mm seems to be the recommended thickness. I brought the 2mm correx but brought enough to double it up so it xill be 4mm.
 
2mm is so thin, i have it and while i was cutting it it was just bending in the middle, but i bought 2 lots of 2mm from teacrate packaging and made a box and then a piece to fit in the box to give the base strength :) you want 4mm for a C&C at least, the thicker the better and stronger, as 2mm is also harder and more fragile to cut !
 
I found that even doubling up 2mm correx was not enough compared to the stiffness that 4mm correx provides.
 
I have 2mm and it's fine, I had it last september and am looking to replace it now tho. I posted a pic in your other thread. I have the bottom boys on the kitchen floor and the top two on a wooden board so it has the stability in my case but i imagine it may feel flimsy on top of grids.
 
have just found 4mm in white and bought some inbreeding
 
I use 2mm, bought from Teacrate and although it does work, I would prefer at some stage to get 4mm. I like to do things the "correct" way (or should I say "correx way" rolleyes) and since 4mm is recommended, I have it stuck in my head that is what I should indeed do.

Plus my correx is all wavy lookin'
 
all the info on what /where I have bought is here

http://www.theguineapigforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=94886

the problem I was having with the correx 4mm was most places wanting to sell 5 sheets or more and not singular, the delivery is expensive though where I bought from... but hopefully it won't be damaged as they use their own courier inbreeding

I really wanted white, but this company also do multi coloured correx!
 
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