Could anyone tell me if the 28X20X60 dimensions include the seed guards? Does anyone have the interior dimensions of the cage?
1390945
It doesn't include the seed guards. I would not buy from this company if you haven't already, for they are a "fake manufacture"! I sold my cage as soon as I got it because the coating on the bars was chipped off and already started forming rust - unacceptable for a brand new cage... Not to mention there were a few bent bars.
1390946
Those dimensions do not include the feed guards. The guards add about four inches on each side-you must remove the guards to get it through most doorways. I take my cage out for washing so it is a bit more involved than just rolling it out. I have no complaints about this cage.
215119
The length of the cage part is 27" long X 13" deep the clear and white plastic part is kinda hard to measure but it's 30"ish long and 8" deep but because it's bubbly a little hard to measure. We pulled the bottom grate out to promote foraging. We have 2 of these cages and could not be happier. Hope this was helpful
704948
I guess I am not understanding why 1 foot makes a difference. I am not sure if its a good thing or bad. I find this cage to made very well and it holds ups over the years. My only concern is it does allow features and bird seed escape to the floor below. I have had to make some mod's to mine to limits this. A foot extra is a good thing in my book. Your bird should enjoy the extra space I would think. Good luck on whatever works out for ya.
1112406
41" tall 31" depth 32" width approx great cage had issues with the caster's not screwing in but didn't need it to be on wheels the seed guard works surprisingly well was doubtful of it lol just caution when assembling it dbl check sides are right side up will save time and cursing lol
1034197
Sorry, had a measurement off. Living space with floor grate installed is 23W x 20D x 34H. Nice cage but hate the vertical bars on front and rear panel as bird can't climb out of cage. See my review for how to build a ladder.
1278528
The cage is about 58" with the doors open and 54.5 inches when closed. The deepest depth (front to back) is about 21" [that's on the rolling base). The cage "actual" size without base, upper doors closed is 18 x 24" x 32". [18 x 24 is the foot print of the plastic bottom that catches the seeds and poop]. If you have any questions on the other dimensions and stuff just post here. -Kevin
383423
I really don't remember the size of the box, but I will say this cage is not large enough for a macaw or cockatoo or african grey, I have a sun conure in mine and it is perfect for the conures size , I also have a scarlet macaw and he is in a cage 4 times bigger! Your cage should be as wide or wider than your birds wing span
250
The measurements for the wheels are 23 inches front to back and 30 inches side to side. The outside measurements for the seed guard are 31 front to back and 38 inches side to side. The seed guards are fairly large and take up a bit more room then the stand itself.
662079
The food guard is included. It's a nice cage but I would recommend looking at kings cages. They may cost a bit more but are well worth it.
1034199
The dimensions given without the seed catcher are the living space. The bars come right to the edge and the width of them is not worth noting.
13917
The 18x18 is the size of just the cage and dose not include the seed catcher.
1932952
I am assuming that you mean the top of the cage without the perch on top. That is 56inches with the perch it is 67 1/2 inches. When you assemble the cage you can leave the top perch/playtop off. We also left the seed catcher sides off the cage due to a lack of space where we keep it. Hope this helps. Sorry this took me so long to answer due to vacationing.
841601
My prevue cage is 32x23x50 this includes play gym on topI am using the 41x25x48 it works very well,hope this helps
2174383
Dimensions given are : 63"Length x 19"Depth x 64"Height. The length includes entire length (both sides), so each side if using the divider is appr. 31.5". Depth is front to back of cage. The height given is entire cage INCLUDING the stand, so the cage itself is probably half that (about 30" give or take for cage height). I liked the cage. My only misgiving was it was a nightmare to put together, as the instructions are useless. If I had known before I bought it that it would be such a hassle to assemble, I would have bought a different flight cage. I sold mine already assembled after 6 months for $200, because I hated the color black and the cage took up too much space in my house. I highly recommend if you can buy a white cage, do it. Black is a terrible color for the house, dark and gloomy, and the black prevents a good view of your birds. It takes away from their beauty and is harder to se them through. White is more expensive, but I again would personally never buy a black cage again. You can also find double stack flight cages, too. One more thing. If you have finches or small birds, removing the divider leaves a 1" gap, so you'll have to do something to make the gap smaller.
1081674
Hi Stephen,,,,,, First an update on the product being shipped: The five gallon grow bags are not white exterior/black interior. Those bags are no longer available. What I received were all black Grow bags measuring approximately 9 1/2" x 19 3/4". The plastic is about the thickness of s good quality garbage bag, so may not last through more than one growing cycle (the white/black bag reviews stated multiply planting capabilities). The representative from the company currently filling the orders was very easy to work with and supplied a return postage label since the bags are not as described. Your planting requirements may differ from mine, but the bags did not meet my needs. As of today, March 26, 2014, some of the 10 gallon size were still available as shown in the listing. Hope this information proves helpful to you and others considering a purchase.
1800664
Nice cage. No inside grates over pull out trays. We made ours. You can get measurements from their site but they include the hay hoppers and over hangs from the roof. It's two stories. House part is 27.5 wide 22.5 deep and 31" to the top of the second story doors roof peek is another 9 " above that. The yard is two stories 27.5 wide 22.5 deep and about 24 inches to bottom of the roof line. Nice summer home for sm to med rabbits. I thought it was bigger that's why I'm giving you so much info. I have two large lops. I put cage in garage for winter. Notice one door mesh other wood. No interior walls. Hope this helps. Nice cage. No inside grates over pull out trays. We made ours. You can get measurements from their site but they include the hay hoppers and over hangs from the roof. It's two stories. House part is 27.5 wide 22.5 deep and 31" to the top of the second story doors roof peek is another 9 " above that. The yard is two stories 27.5 wide 22.5 deep and about 24 inches to bottom of the roof line. Nice summer home for sm to med rabbits. I thought it was bigger that's why I'm giving you so much info. I have two large lops. I put cage in garage for winter. Notice one door mesh other wood.... » Read More Nice cage. No inside grates over pull out trays. We made ours. You can get measurements from their site but they include the hay hoppers and over hangs from the roof. It's two stories. House part is 27.5 wide 22.5 deep and 31" to the top of the second story doors roof peek is another 9 " above that. The yard is two stories 27.5 wide 22.5 deep and about 24 inches to bottom of the roof line. Nice summer home for sm to med rabbits. I thought it was bigger that's why I'm giving you so much info. I have two large lops. I put cage in garage for winter. Notice one door mesh other wood. No interior walls. Hope this helps. « Show Less
159666
I don't know I wish I did the one that came with the cage does not fit very well, if you find one that fits, please let me know.