Large Double Birdhouse Treehouse Bird Flight Center Divider Cage with Side Breeding Nest Doors Removable Rolling Stand

I recently purchased this double bird cage, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision! The cage is spacious, giving my budgies plenty of room to fly around, explore, and feel comfortable. The design is sturdy, and the materials feel high-quality, making it a safe and secure environment for my birds. Assembly was straightforward, and I love that the cage comes with convenient features like a rolling base for easy movement and multiple doors for access. The storage area below is perfect for keeping bird food and other supplies organized, which adds great convenience. The cage size allows for easy customization with toys and perches, making sure my birds are entertained and happy. Overall, this is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a durable and roomy home for their birds. Highly recommend!

Great cage! First I'll answer a couple of questions I had, that maybe others had as well: There are LOTS of doors...not just the one large main door on both sides. Each cage has 1 main door, and 4 little doors (2 on one side of the big door, and two on the other side), and even a side door positioned up higher, so when both cages are put together, there are 12 doors! I love it! Also, I believe you can have the whole cage together, then if you need to take the birds somewhere, you can get them in one side or the other, then zip-tie the divider door in place. The complaints I have are very minor: 1. I didn't think the directions (such as they were) were that hard to figure out...though I did need to use a magnifier to read the bolt numbers. 2. The directions referenced a panel with just one bar running down it. The panel needed (and provided) actually has two bars running down it. The drawing incorrectly shows a panel with one bar on it. 3. One of the bars had some metal filings on about 2" of it that I needed to file off. Likely this was a manufacturing glitch. Maybe others won't run in to that. Rather than drone on about the "modifications" I did, I've just included pictures with captions. Anyhow, I really like the cage, and believe our parakeets will be much happier in it than their last one, which I didn't really think was small until I saw this one! Now they can fly a little! Also, a TON of extra stuff was included that I'll never use, but others might: 8 food/water feeders, a bunch of metal ramps and platforms, quite a few heavy fabric elbow length "gloves", quite a few wooden dowels.

Assembly instructions aren't detailed but not challenging. It looks great.

The cage is well made but the instructions were TERRIBLE! The pieces weren’t lettered or numbered so it took a while to figure out what pieces go where. When we were finally able to put it together there were some gaps that we have to fix before we can put birds in it or they can escape. When the dividing middle piece is removed it causes a big gap in the middle and the bottom tray doesn’t lock into place so it slides out VERY easily which causes a gap in the back. We have to use zip ties to keep it in place and use tape to cover the middle gap. Some of the bars were bent and the perches were all split and warped so we can’t use them. Hopefully it will work for our finches, only time will tell.

This cage is a really good size for the price in my opinion! It has 2 doors that are both a nice size, it makes it easy to get in the cage if needed. My parakeets get to spread their wings & fly from one side of the cage to the other.. they are enjoying it. I want to decorate & buy new toys & platforms & I have plenty of room to play with. From my opinion, the instructions (could) be better.. but as long as you pay attention to the details, <--assembling this cage isn't too bad. All of my pieces & parts were there so it went smoothly. Quality seems good, & it is sturdy. Also this package didn't take forever to get here, which I liked.

This cage was purchased to house a family of 6 zebra finches. The size if the cage is perfect for them. They have lots of room to fly around and have their own space when they want to get away from each other. The cage comes nicely equipped. There are 8 wooden dowel perches, 8 clear food/water cups. 4 shelf ledges and 4 ladders (these aren’t really useful with little finches, but it’s nice that they are provided since other birds like budgies might like them). The material seems sturdy enough and the access doors are conveniently located for cleaning. The two main doors have a nice latch lock on them. The doors themselves are quite big. I’m afraid that my finches will escape if I open them while cleaning their house. The downsides to this cage are as follows: The instructions are horrible! I have experience putting bird cages together, which helps, but still the directions were not very good. Also, the gap where the two cage areas meet is way too big for small bird use. Small birds like zebra finches could easily get their heads stuck in the gap. There is no way to attach the two together closer, so I had to zip tie wooden dowels to the front and back. This makes it not possible to use the divider, but I don’t need to use it so it’s ok. Lastly, the bottom grates are not held in at all in the front. So, they can slide out too easily. Which wouldn’t be such a big deal except that if they do slide forward even a little, the back of the cage where the grate sits is completely open. Again, easy for birds to escape. I cut two strips of corrugated plastic board, poked some holes in it and zip tied it to the back of the cage. So, overall, it is a nice size cage for 6 zebra finches, it came with a lot of equipment for birds, all the pieces were there (even though they weren’t labeled which made assembly difficult) and it did require too much creative fixing to make it useable for small birds (even though it is advertised as a cage for small birds like finches).

Nice bird cage