Double Cage with Center Divider for Bird Parrot Aviary W64xd32xh73

I got this for my female and male IRNs. I love that it has a divider. Lots of room. Very sturdy. It’s beautiful. I put it together by myself. It took about 2 hours. The hardest part was putting the wheels on considering it was the last step. Moves around very easily. Instructions suck so I just YouTubed a video and it was very simple. I did have 1 piece that was a little bent. It was the pan so I just hit it with a hammer and it’s all good

I will start off by saying this cage is a value cage, it's not going to be perfect but it will work for the price. Some peices are going to be bent. All it takes is a small pair of pliers and common sense to correct. Most people want a damage free product and I'm one of them, but I'm not gonna make a mountain out of a mole hill it's $800 not $1800 for the same size cage, again it's a value cage. Now, I put this together by myself in about two hours, two people would be better to help. The best thing you can do is to build this in the room you want to place it. It's rather large. It should come in three boxes. find the instructions and match up the peices. I found that by building it up to the point of my picture was by far the easiest vs trying to follow the instructions giving. You have 2 bowls on either side, keep in mind when placing your birds perchs. They would fit betting along the front and back of the cage to access hanging toys. I have an 8yr Military Macaw and she has plenty of room in this cage. Perfect for two parrots with the split divider

This cage is amazing for the price. Everyone saying that pieces came bent just have not tried to bend it back into shape. One piece was bent but it bent back extremely easily. The instructions are all BS, you might as well throw them out 😂.Search up Seny Double Cage Assembly on Youtube and use that video. Definitely a 2-3 person job. Plenty of space and the video is very easy to follow.

Got this for my macaw and cockatoo. The cage came damaged, with many bent pieces. Cups, and holders did not fit well. Some screw holes were not fully drilled. The left door lock was broken, would not lock at all. The center slider can easily be pulled open by birds to enter into other side. Bottom grill also can be pulled or slid out easily causing escape. All four doors for feeding dishes are super easy for my birds to escape. The cage as a whole isn't very sturdy. The English dubbed directions were confusing, really not much help. The two perches were cheap wood, and did not fit tightly. Large birds like to chew and can chew through them within hours. The nuts are easy for my birds to unscrew. I will need to purchase six padlocks to keep them safe, maybe eight if they discover the top doors that only have a flat bell shaped lip to keep it closed. Large birds are too smart for this cage. I definitely expected better for my money. It looks much better in pictures. Sure wish I had read the other reviews before buying this, because I wouldn't have! Lesson learned. It will do for now, lets see how long it lasts. Just very disappointed... The only good thing I guess would be the size.

It's a cage, once it's built. It's not bad, but it's not great either. Don't get me wrong, it is okay. The instructions are very poor and incomplete. You have to know how to build portions of the cage without the instructions just to get to step One. The design is not great because of the way it's built, or should I say design. I bought other cages in this price range and they were much better. The quality control is very lacking and lots of pieces have to be fixed or holes have to be drilled to make this thing work. So if you are looking to buy this particular cage, beware you may need some extra tools just to complete the task. Like I said it really isn't too bad once it's built, but the instructions are very, very poor, and the quality control is very poor.

Bought this for my 2 quaker parrots. This was an upgrade from their older, much smaller cage. We love it for it's size and ability to fit toys in it. As for my quakers....one absolutely loves it, one hated it at first, but is now used to it. I love the separator that comes with it. It has been handy for separating the birds when necessary, but also when they want to play and hang out together, removing the separator has been useful. We measured the space we are using it in, and I'm glad we did. Although it's a good fit, just the presence of the cage and how large it is compared to our old cage took some getting used to. It has also held up well so far. Recommend!

this is an awesome cage it is huge

For the price point, this is not a bad cage. I got it for my bare-eyed cockatoo, and it has space for all his foraging toys. The good points: - It's surprisingly sturdy. - It has plenty of room - It has 4 doors - It has ample feeder doors - It comes with casters The bad points: - The assembly directions are worthless, one page of blurry, tiny pictures with no explanations. We installed the tray railings backwards and thus the trays didn't fit; we had to disassemble half the cage to put them in correctly- check this while you're putting the cage together! - The cupholders are weak; I think they would easily be bent by a bigger bird. The cups are also quite thin. -The perches are cheap dowels, not the branches you see in the picture. - The doors, while convenient, take up much of the front of the cage, thus you have limited space for across-cage perches. The catches on the grates are a pain and make the grates hard to remove- I'd leave them off. Tips- - The struts go across the cage and serve as guides for the divider door. - The tiny metal piece with 2 holes goes between the struts at the back of the cage to serve as a stop for the divider. - Put the casters on before assembling the whole cage! - It's much easier to assemble with 2 people. Plan on some swearing and about 2-3 hours of assembly.