76" Extra Large Double Stackable Wrought Iron Breeding Bird Parrot Cockatiel Conure Breeder Flight Cage Double Feeder Cups Side Breeding Doors Eash Clean Pull Out Tray with Detachable Rolling Stand

It may seem overwhelming at first opening the package, but once You organize the parts is easier. The instructions weren’t really that helpful, but it gives an idea how it should look. Had a bit of trouble for a second on how F is suppose to fit and that certain holes where the screws are suppose to go were not punched through fully, but was able to push it open with the L shape tool. The wires are easily bendable as with everything else. The bottom stand was not balanced that I had to bend it a little for it to be.I think it’s stable. Looks sturdy and ready for my cockatiels. I used the wired ties to tie down the bottom cage to the stand because I noticed it wiggled a little, again due to the unbalance of the product itself. Other than that I don’t think there is any worry that this cage would fall as both cages are attached with the long screws. Oh another thing, instructions doesn’t say what screws goes where, so a bit of logic is needed of where to place the long screws and short screws. There is a slight dent on the bottom stand but not enough to be noticeable.Warning: clean the cage before use. I think mine had some type of residue on it. Looks tan.Excited to use this cage as a playground/sleep cage for my birds.

My African Grey and Senegal live outside in the warmer months but when it gets cold they need a temporary indoor rendezvous. This is build ok, holds the birds. Had to zip tie the plastic tray because they try to push it out all the time. Keeps the dogs from making them into an exotic poultry snack.

The idea is great however the manufacturing quality is not the best. There were many parts that were bent or scratched. I was still able to build it and it will still serve its purpose. My parakeets are in one and my conure in the other one. They stack up nicely so it looks better and saves space. Building it took about an hour with a drill

The media could not be loaded. I was a little worried when I saw the directions consisted of a one pager and just pics . But it is really easy to figure out and took me less than 2 hours to assemble. I am not using it for breeding, but have two birds and this is perfect as it saves space! And only one cage to clean😊 i have a Red Lored Amazon and a Green cheek Conure- they love their new home! ❤️🦜

I own 3 of these cages. The first two came with metal trays, but the third one came with plastic. I didn’t read to confirm that the material had changed, but that’s my fault. The cage as a whole is very sturdy and has held up well to lots of love and cleaning. Just wish the tray still came metal!

This cage is exactly what I needed. It saves me space because it's vertical, but still gives my birdies (Quaker parrot and green cheek conure) plenty of room. The assembly took a while and wasn't the easiest to do on my own, but once it came together it looked great and was very sturdy. The wheels move well.I will say that the food trays that came with it are TERRIBLE and I don't like that it doesn't have a food bowl/tray access hatch. I ended up attaching bowl rings to the side doors and feeding them that way, which is working okay.

Total time for assembly/decoration- about 4 hours. My biggest concerns with this cage was the amount of bent bars, various EXTEMELY sharp pieces of metal, unconnected welds, and how dirty the cage was. The instructions were pretty difficult - It does not tell you the different size screws for each part you just kind of guess. It was also confusing trying to screw the two separate cages together to make sure nothing breaks or shifts out of place. The screws were also unlabeled and came in 3 sizes. Small, Large, and a single random medium screw that I didn’t use. I also had a lot of screws left over so I am concerned I missed something. After putting it together and seeing my work I am happy with the cages. It gives a lot of space for my cockatiel and budgie to fly/climb. I would recommend going to home depot to have some plexiglass panels cut and hang them on the sides and back of the cage because I am anticipating the mess caused by having a bird so high up will be crazy! It was much taller than anticipated as I did not account for the rolling base. I’m 5’1 and it’s about two feet taller than i am and required a stool to reach the top of the cage. Overall Inwould recommend it if you take the time to clean it and ensure nothing will cut your birds. Please create more detailed instructions. Additionally the metal platform/ladders included are a very weird choice for a bird cage. It makes sense if you have rodents or something else but please don’t use those for your birds as it can hurt their feet! It also took up SO MUCH space having them in there. I threw them away. It would be better to include more wooden perches. Overall - I think the price needs to be reduced as the sharp metal, lack of extra perches, cheap watering bowls, and confusion for putting it together doesn’t match. My last cage was $150 cheaper and is much higher quality but less space..

I really liked this cage. It's big and it arrived without any damage. Everything is in good condition and my cockatiels are happy in their new home.👍🏻 easy to assemble 👍🏻