We are thinking about making 2x5, and maybe even 2x6 Premium Liners because they dry faster and have many improvements that prevented us from creating larger ones. In the meantime, for a 2x5 cage, we recommend getting a 2x3 (full size with pocket) and a 2x2 (small size without pocket). You can use the 2x2 as a kitchen area where you have water and hang hay, which will significantly improve the ease of cleaning the cage.
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Bmkjohnson
You could do a 2x4 liner and then a 2x1. I would set the hay under the 2x1 liner. Might make easier for clean up!
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We are thinking about making 2x5, and maybe even 2x6 Premium Liners because they dry faster and have many improvements that prevented us from creating larger ones. In the meantime, for a 2x5 cage, we recommend getting a 2x3 (full size with pocket) and a 2x2 (small size without pocket). You can use the 2x2 as a kitchen area where you have water and hang hay, which will significantly improve the ease of cleaning the cage.
You could do a 2x4 liner and then a 2x1. I would set the hay under the 2x1 liner. Might make easier for clean up!
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