A and E Cage Co. Wrought Iron Flight Cage-Black

The cage had excellent instructions and was easy to assemble. Transports in car easily. Other products hang nicely on the sides of cage. Love the color teal. The cage is large but compact at same time. Has great access to get my baby out and to feed.

My sugar gliders love their new cage! It is more than spacious enough for 2 adult sugar gliders. My only dislike is the instructions are not very detailed.

I bought this for our ring neck. Having looked at many cages and their prices I thought I would try this one due to the good reviews and I wasn't dissapointed. It is sturdy beyond my expectations and having wheels to move it around for cleaning are a bonus. It wasn't hard to put together and everything fit fine. Most of all our bird is happy in it and I feel good the she has plenty of room.

I find the cages to be very sturdy,I have inserted Plexic glass sheets that are held up by the screws from the corners, Every couple of weeks I take it outside and powerwash it down. if anyone knows about lories they can be very messy! I have had these cages for about 6yrs. They are still as sturdy as the first day I put them together..... very happy with this purchase.

This is one great cage for any price! [...]Putting the cage together is a breeze if you remember several simple things: First, forget the directions. With your helpmate, put the base together with the large bolts (in 10 minutes)and set aside. (Make sure the four ""stops"" are in the up position.) Put the cage together with the small screws (in 15 minutes) and set it on top of the base. Everything was fast, simple and the cage was very easy to move around. We couldn't be more delighted. We have one Cockatiel, have adopted four others and there is plenty of room for more. All the birds are happy and have their own sun decks (patios). This would be a wonderful cage for several large birds because of all the space. You will love this cage!

I purchased this cage 4 months ago. Can't beat the price for such a roomy cage! It houses my 2 parakeets perfectly. I would not put any bird with a stronger beak (even a cocaktiel) in this cage. The bars bend easily, the latch isn't bird-proof, and it IS cheaply built... in China... as a union worker, that's a BIG con! lol (As other reveiws state, the assembly instructions are AWFUL, but if you have common sense, you won't struggle much). Again, this cage should ONLY be used for small birds. Despite the downfalls, I would definately purchase again for my 'keets, and I am considering buying another for my canary.

I have a Sun Conure I just got this cage for. It was pretty easy to assemble. The cage itself is massive. It's very spacious and is a luxurious home for a bird the size of a Sun Conure. The biggest bird I would probably put in here is an African Grey, but that's just me. The frame of the cage is very strong and sturdy. The bars on the cage are a little bit thin. They are strong, but some toys and perches with big washer and wing nut screw on attachments might bend the bars of the cage if screwed on too tight. The top doors on this cage are useless. I bent the ""locks"" shut on them. Otherwise, they're just escape hatches. The main door of the cage on the other hand is very strong with the best locking mechanism I've ever had the pleasure of using on a cage door. Your bird won't be able to open the door. The cage itself just sits on the bottom holder part, but it only sits on the frame on two sides and these are bars that are about an inch and a half wide. So the cage essentially rests on two bars with not much room to wiggle or move or else the top main cage part will fall off completely. Tomorrow I'm cutting a piece of plywood to fit on this part of the frame and putting the cage on top of that part for safety. Just with minimal moving and adjusting the cage, getting it ready, the cage fell off of it's stand. The security on the stand are two thin tabs on the bars holding the cage in place. They are flimsy. I think the plywood will be very sturdy there and make this cage nearly perfect. My bird thinks it's the bees knees. TONS of room for toys. My bird tried but couldn't damage the cage. Overall it's a really really really good buy for the price that it is. If you're looking for an affordable cage with a ton of room you won't get better than this. It has a few minor flaws, easily enough fixed. If you've got [$] and your bird(s) need a big roomy home, get it.

I like the size of this cage it is perfect for a few parakeets.cleaning is very easy and there is plenty of room for perches and toys with room for the birds to move around. the wheels make it easy to put infront of the window during the day. the side door clasps could b designed alittle better but all in all it is a great cage.

I had been searching online for months for the perfect flight cage for my english budgies. I didn't want to spend more than about 150. This was the only one of this size and quality that I could find near my budget. I put it together by myself. Took about an hour and a half. Wasn't too difficult. And I was very pleased with finished product. I chose sandstone which I had heard comes out pink from some manufacturers, but I wouldn't call it pink at all. Its a very nice warm beigy color. My birds love it and so do!

Didn't buy from walmart, just because of the reviews about the shipping and all the bent parts when received, I paid about 20 bucks more than walmarts price due to this.. As reviewed by others, the instructions are worthless to be sure, other problem I had was once the whole thing was assembled, the cage didn't fit the cart so I had to cut a piece of wood to fit the cart so that the cage would sit on the cart properly.....you will need zip ties just to make sure everything stays nice and square. I used em to hold the cage to the cart more securely. If you buy this you WILL need to tweak it to make it fit nice and tight. Took about 45 minutes to assemble and that is including cutting the wood and zip locking it all together.....it is a pretty large cage, with lots and lots of room.