Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Small & Medium Birds Flight Cage, Black Hammertone

Got this cage today and I’ve read other reviews on it and thought oh geez going to need help. Well my help wasn’t home at the time so I start to assemble it myself. Honestly, it took me all of 15 mins to do by myself. Yes some of the pegs did pop out at times but I just popped them right back in after adding the piece I was working on. Take your time and it’s not to bad. Although I am assuming thru shipping some of the wires where bent, but they where easy to bend back with my fingers. Maybe I just lucked out and got the easy one to put together. Can’t wait to put my 4 parakeets in there. They are going to love their new mc mansion!

Great cage, solid and despite other reviews about the difficulty of putting it together, I found the secret. You don't need another person, you just need 'zip ties' to hold things in place temporarily. I am 68 years old and put it together by myself! My birds love it! Only complaint would be the plastic feed dishes. I would opt for buying better quality...spacing is off.

This is one of the best purchases I've made. Received this product 3 day when I placed my order fast shipping. Very straight forward instructions on assembly, took me around 45 minutes to complete the build. Looks awesome and my babies will enjoy the spacious living area.

This cage is very difficult to assemble and poorly designed. Some screw holes did not align and we had to re-drill them. To fasten 2 side pieces together you have to align all the little wire spokes on 3 sides in all the holes while tightening the screws at the edges. You will need a needle nose pliers to bend all the little spokes because most won't' fit the little holes as is. We would almost have the side panel in place and then one little spike would pop out. Then all the spikes would pop out. Aaarrgh! We kept it instead of returning because our rescue bird desperately needed new quarters. We have zip ties all over it to secure it as well. I'm afraid to ever move it from where it is right This cage is very difficult to assemble and poorly designed. Some screw holes did not align and we had to re-drill them. To fasten 2 side pieces together you have to align all the little wire spokes on 3 sides in all the holes while tightening the screws at the edges. You will need a needle nose pliers to bend all the little spokes because most won't' fit the little holes as is. We would almost have the side panel in place and then one little spike would pop out. Then all the spikes would pop out. Aaarrgh! We kept it instead of returning because our rescue bird desperately needed new quarters. We have zip ties all over it to secure it as well. I'm afraid to ever move it from where it is right now. Needless to say, I would not recommend this cage to anyone. PS you need at least 2 people, 3 would be better. Also the little feeders don't fit the wires, off by about 1/4" or so. … more

I've put together many, many, complex things, but because this doesn't come with all the hardware it really needs, it kicked my butt! That being said, if I weren't so stubborn, I probably could have done it in a less frustrating way. You really need 2 people...or 3 tall chairs to put it together without pulling out your hair. To make it even easier, go ahead and have 4 short screws (the same width as those provided), 4 washers & 4 nuts. That will help stabilize it while putting it together. It comes with screws, but not enough (or the right length), to do a good, proper job. There are places where short screws should go, but they don't come with the cage. I guess that's one reason it's I've put together many, many, complex things, but because this doesn't come with all the hardware it really needs, it kicked my butt! That being said, if I weren't so stubborn, I probably could have done it in a less frustrating way. You really need 2 people...or 3 tall chairs to put it together without pulling out your hair. To make it even easier, go ahead and have 4 short screws (the same width as those provided), 4 washers & 4 nuts. That will help stabilize it while putting it together. It comes with screws, but not enough (or the right length), to do a good, proper job. There are places where short screws should go, but they don't come with the cage. I guess that's one reason it's so (comparably) cheap. It's definitely worth the money, wounds (I'm bruised and cut from assembly) and aggravation of putting it together. My Bruno Bird loves it! He's in the top left corner chatting with his ”buddy” in the mirror. lol … more

This was exactly as described. It wasn't too difficult to put together, could use a second set of hands at times. Only thing I dont like is the large door is down pretty low, wish it were up higher. Birds tend to perch higher, a natural instinct and its sometimes difficult to reach them. If door were in middle section would be better. I thought maybe I could trade sections but that wouldn't work

I’ve been using this cage for nearly a year and it’s fantastic. I’ve seen the same one in stores but it sells for $200+ there. Cage is so good I’m actually buying it again so I can retrofit it for a chameleon. Great cage!

after getting two Parakeets I realized that the first cage I got was not as large as I wanted for them. I purchased this one and they Love it. Tons of room so much so that I am getting two more Parakeets.

I've had this cage for a couple of months now and I love that it's on wheels and it's a good size for my cockatiels but I will be buying zip ties or locks of some sort for the side doors! Luckily I was awake when I heard my birds have a night fright, turned out it was the cat walking by. I uncovered the cage to find my cockatiels head completely out of the cage and hanging from the side door. So glad I got up and saw it... I hate to think what I would've woken up to.

This has been a wonderful cage for my Indian Ringneck, Chicky. It is plenty big--he can flit from perch to perch and also fly around in it. Unlike many birds, he enjoys playing on the bottom of the cage--I put down non inked newsprint that I get from a local news paper's 'end roll' stock (it's very inexpensive). I am about to get another one for my two conures so that they can have a larger home and get more healthy exercise. A note about putting it together--I had to do it myself and found that using zip ties to temporarily hold areas, such as the sides, in place while putting screws in made construction a breeze.