X-Large 5 Level Ferret Chinchilla Sugar Glider Rat Gerbil Critter Bird Cage 676

Description

bird cages
Please Read Below Before Purchasing!!!!
New 5-Level Extra Large Small Animal or Bird Flight Cage With Stand
Extra Large:  30"x18"x55"
Product include:
One Cage & One Stand
One Cage:
1.   Two Large Lift Up Front Door ( 10"x 12" ) With Small Doors ( 3.25" x 5.5" ) Inside
2.   4 Cups
3.   Feeder Doors ( 3.25" x 5.5" )
4.   Four Metal Shelves & Ladders (18"Length x 9"Depth with 1/2" Spacing) For Small Animal
5.   Slide out bottom tray
6.   Dimension: 30"Length x 18"Depth x 55"Height
7.   Epoxy coated finish
8.   Bar Spacing: 1/2"
9.   Color: Black
One Stand:
1.   Epoxy Coated Finish
2.   Heavy Duty Caster
3.   Dimension: 30" x 18" x 4.5"
4.   Color: Black
Please read this before purchasing!!!!
This is a multipurpose economy wire cage. It is used as both a bird cage or for small animals.
These cages are equipped 1 of 2 ways, either for birds with feeders and perches, or for small animals with ladders and platforms, When used for small animals, Please use cable ties for the feeder doors that will not be used and clips as locks for the large front doors. If used for ferrets or chins, since the cage has a bottom grille, ladders and platforms that are made the same as the sides of the cage with ½" spaced wires, it may be necessary to cut some kind of material to cover them
Wire cages are light in weight, that's the only way we can sell this size of cage for the price we do.
By being a wire cage the strength of the cage is when it is assembled correctly. Some buyers receive the package and expect heavy wire, these cages have 2.9, 2.4 & 1.5 mm wire construction. This cage can hold your small birds & small animals without problem
Assembly Instructions
Unpack the contents of the carton: 2483-BC is the 36" cage.
1 front piece with the top attached
1 back panel with both the bottom grille and the tray holder attached
2 side pieces – 1 plastic tray  - 2483BC – 4 feeders & 4 perches
Take the front piece with the top attached and set it upon its side with the top extended to the side.
Next take the back with the bottom grille and tray holder and set it up on its side next to the front panel. Push the front panel over to the back panel so the hooks on the top of the cage grab the back panel and they can be squeezed closed.
Most ordinary pliers will fit in between the bars so you can get a good tight squeeze on the hooks. Make sure you push the hook as far as possible before squeezing it closed. Then slide the bottom grill over to the front and attach the same way.
Now take one of the side pieces and place it on top of what you have assembled with the handle to the outside and the 3 half loops to the bottom, Once in place squeeze the 3 hooks at the top and then the hooks on each side. Now there is a hook on the side of the bottom grill sticking out, it goes on top of the second horizontal bar from the bottom for support and is squeezed as well.
Now take the tray holder and pull it over the 3 half circles on the bottom of the side piece and squeeze them up on the tray wire.
Now turn the cage over and install the other side the same way. For the bird cage just install the tray, feeders and perches.
The small animal cages now need the ladders and platforms installed. The platforms have tabs that go over the vertical bars on the front and back of the cage, once in place these need to be squeezed to hold in place and adds even more stability to the cage. We’re adding hooks on the side that fit against the side of the cage, some of the 55" have them now but the 36" won’t have them until Feb,
The ladders are made long on purpose, once you have the platforms in place and squeezed, set the ladder in place and you can either just leave them the length they are or you can cut the bottom to fit.
If you’re cutting them measure the ladder so it is a little longer than you need, you can cut away any rungs that aren’t needed and bend the ends around the platforms to give you the best fit.
If you follow these instructions this is a very strong and safe cage for your small animals.