A&E Cage 62"x62" Walk In Aviary-Material:Metal

This aviary is very nice, it's sturdy,easy to clean,It take 2-3 people to put together. but worth it.I got the sand colored one ,very pretty.

The cage was easy to assemble and the quality is excellent. 100% satisfaction with the service from the company and the cage. I am really glad to have found this company with its great range of products at excellent prices!

I am very impressed with the engineering that went into this AAA+ Brilliant and genius work. One suggestion, include a longer straight Allen wrench..That may be inserted into a drill and used as a drill bit. The smaller one takes way to long.. (I modified a longer one by sawing off the bent end).. But all in all this is a masterpiece..Highly recommended.

Awesome cage. Easy to assemble. Our blue and gold Mccaw loves his new home!

I bought the 83 x 61 inch aviary. It came in three boxes and weighs a total of 300 lbs. the photo shows one door in the front of the cage, they send me two front panels and no back panel .and two left side panels and no right panel so my cage now has two doors, one in front and one in the back . This caused one side panel to not be able to be screwed together properly, I had to drill some holes to actually bolt it up. so I have two left panels and two front panels. Also there were no instructions so if you buy one make sure the big screw holes on the bottom rails face the ground and the smaller screw holes on the top rail face the top or you won't be able to bolt the roof on. It's 300 lbs so by the time you unwrap it and get get it half together you won't want to send it back . they gave me a $100 refund . It's really a nice cage .it will take two people several hours to assemble. If I had got the correct boxes (not two front boxes) it would have been perfect . I still like it. Hey stuff happens ,what you gonna do.

We are just starting to put this thing together. No instructions came with the cage. The A and E Cage Co emailed us some instructions, but they really were near useless. Some instructions that are helpful would be nice after spending quite a bit of money on this cage. I am starting to think that it might have been better to hire some more practical and mechanical engineering oriented person(s) to put this thing together. Further comments likely to be forthcoming after we get it assembled and the bird gets to try it out for a while.