Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Flight Cage with Stand, Large Birdcage for Pets, Metal Cage Standing Birdcage, Chalk White

Awesome! Easy to install, birds recommend it. Very light, perfect for my conure and budgies. True to size

The media could not be loaded. My 6 parakeets love this flight cage and so do I ! It's BIG; much bigger than their previous cage and has convenient openings on 3 sides to accommodate cleaning , feeding etc. My adult son put it together for me because I don't have the patience after having built my previous cage, which took me all afternoon. He built this one in less than an hour!As far as sturdiness goes, it wouldn't be strong enough for a spider monkey but that's OK. I don't have a monkey! Here's a short video of my birds right after they were transferred. They acclimated immediately. Everybody's happy!UPDATE:After reading other reviews about the (spring hinged) side doors on the cage which can be pushed open (although my 6 parakeets have never tried it) , my solution is using a clothespin (spring type) to secure the door. Works like a charm.

This cost about $210 at time of writing. The pet store sells this exact same cage for $425 (rip off). 37" across, 23" deep, actual cage part is 49" tall, 1/2" bar spacing. Came with 3 wooden dowels (throw away or repurpose bc they're bad for their feet). I bought this as an upgrade for a green cheek conure, and potentially to house 2 of them. Haven't moved anyone in yet, lovebird in coconut toy in last pic for scale. This is such a spacious cage for small/medium birds. I'd love to put something bigger in it if only the bars were thicker. Definitely 5 stars for price and quality. No pieces missing and no parts were bent/damaged. But I will say to be mindful when assembling the upper half bc if something isn't lined up properly, you'll have to unscrew the bolts so that all holes and all slots are as they should be. I assembled this by myself.

I bought the X-Large cage earlier this year in March and ever since has held up very nicely! And the girls love it. I would say assembly requires two people to hold some of the pieces steady while the other person screws in the bolts, but other wise the process was smooth!CONS:- Size of the door opening. For the door, it's no problem for the birds, just an inconvenience for me when I want to place in new toys or grab out their food/water bowls to clean each morning. But that task became easier when I placed them closer to the door.- Flimsy-ness of the bars. Careful when hanging bulky/heavy toys. I've noticed the bars start to cave-in especially from the ceiling of the cage so I use the bigger toys for outside play instead.PROS:- Ability to remove grate flooring. I like to encourage my birds to forage on the floor or the bottom half of the cage. This was made much easier when I found out that I could remove the grate panel and move the bottom pan in its place. So when they go down to the floor of the cage, they are essentially walking on the pan where I place the paper. There are NO gap spacing for escapes or injuries!- There is plenty of space for my two tiels to not only play, but have their own space when they need it.- The doors on the side of the cage are spring loaded. Even though it doesn't lock, it requires more force than a cockatiel or any other small bird could exhibit to open up! (but of course, zip-ties could be used to seal it for peace of mind) It was also the perfect size to place their favorite plexiglass box for no-mess feeding!All around really great cage, and heavily recommend! I'm hoping the seller can make more so I could purchase another for a third cockatiel!

Once put together this cage seems sturdy enough. It's a decent size for my quaker parrot but wouldn't want anything much larger in it. Putting it together was very difficult. It took 3 of us and was still really hard to hold the pieces in place while getting the screws in so everything wouldn't fall apart. The panels aren't marked so you can tell them apart easily so we got it half way together and then had to take it apart and start all over again. It has you put the wheels on first which I feel just made everything more difficult as you didn't have a stable base to put everything else together on. One screw just would not go in all the way no matter what I tried so I just have one screw that sticks out slightly. Overall it's a pretty nice little cage, it was just hard to put together.

These are the best cages! They are easy to assemble, if you follow the directions! They are easy to move around, and easy to take care of, and there is plenty of room to add accessories!I actually used a cage and a half to build a taller cage! The birds love the space, and now the cages are too tall for my cats to jump on !I highly recommend these cages, and I should know I have three of them!!