87" Carbon Steel Walk-in Aviary, Heavy-Duty Flight Cage, White

Very nice cage seems sturdy little difficult to put up. All I. All think it’s a great buy and my bird loves it!

Spent 2 full paychecks on what was advertised as a bird safe cage. Instructions to build it were terrible but I persevered. Two weeks of use (green cheek conures) and the paint is already severely coming off and the metal type isn't specified so it probably isn't safe either. I know its "cheap from china" but I was really hoping for more. Probably fine for chickens but no parrot type. Not durable, too expensive when you factor in the vet bills for metal poisoning in exotic birds. Big enough I guess. Ugly now the paint is coming off.

We bought this cage for our raccoons that live in the house. They have run of our den but need a safe place to sleep. I love this cage. It took my husband and I about 6 hrs to put together. Don't tighten everything down until you have it together or stuff won't line up. My babies that are 5 months old are loving it. It will not be outside so don't worry about rust. I just wipe it down with Clorox wipes.

Firstly, I love these cages. I ordered two with the extensions to have a total of 2 cages, 12’ long. I do not recommend these cages for Umbrella Cockatoos or parrots with a really strong bite. The material thin. I am guessing they are made from 14 gauge metal; That really does say ‘Heavy Duty’ to me but the seller may believe so. I will keep these cage and reinforce the panels. I know my Too’s will bite right through them. I did have an issues with some pieces. The seller was wonderful and resolved the issue quickly. I should have asked the seller about the material gauge so that is on me…..not the seller. They were easy to assemble with 2 people. Assembly will be much easier if they are assembled on a level surface. Once assembled my cage felt solid and I cannot move one by myself. It is a solid cage assembled…..just too thin on the cage bars for my Umbrella Cockatoos.

Highly recommend. I am using it for my conure and Indian Ringneck. Simple to put together with 2 people.

It is a very nice cage. Birds are loving it. The cage was packaged very well; however, several of the panels were bent and dented on bars and on the frame. This made assembly difficult because the dent caused misalignment for the 'T and Cross' brackets to align to the holes for the bolts. The welding on the bars is weak. A few broke (the welding) when trying to gently bend back.