Would there be enough space to attach this to a steel barred cage? Would it hold without horizontal bars? Specifically looking for the Carlson Combi.
313486
I have it attached to a crate but it does have horizontal lines. I think it would still work though. I had to put mine low to the ground since my dog likes to flip the bowl out.
313487
I will tell you what I got it for then maybe you can judge. I bought these to put inside a kennel I note that they do not stand up straight no matter how tight they are. I connect them to the horizontal kennel The kennel I go it ion dog.com and the one of the door lifts over the top Hope this helps
313488
The metal bracket closest to the bowl does NOT turn on mine. I was able to make it work on horizontal bars by putting a large metal washer behind that bracket and in front of the inside bars and then attached the other bracket piece and wing nut on the outside. Hope that helps!!
313489
The mechanism that holds the ring in place comes completely apart and it can be turned vertically or horizontally. I have no problem with mine staying up straight as another responder states they are having that issue. There are two pieces of metal that is rectangular that are tightened together to hold in place. Hope that helps.
1855917
I use the horizontal bar and it is one and half inch diameter.Its a road bike.The way this stand is built, You will not have any problem. Very stable.I fine myself cleaning the chain and components more frequently because it so easy and fast..
512514
No, unless you rig something for it to attach to. It clips on to horizontal bars.
2246051
No it's built in to it. My dog tore up anything I put in there with him, so he wouldn't be laying on bars. It's not so much wire, more like thick bars. The same bars throughout the whole cage. I ended up getting this matting stuff from Tractor Supply. It's meant for horse stalls I believe. But it is so heavy duty he couldn't tear it up.
1648817
Measure your bars. The space between the clamp bolts is 3-1/2", so the bars can be no wider than that. If the bars are round, the clamping bolts will allow the bracket to clamp to a 1-7/8" tube. Flat bars can be 1-1/4 x 3-1/2". The carriage bolts that clamp the bracket can be exchanged for longer ones for thicker carrier bars, but these are pretty generous. I see that they bare practically giving these away. Sure beats $140 for Thule cradles!
381427
No, but if you don't really need the 1/4"| & 3/8" screw holes of the side bar, you can do what this guy did (for cheap):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IwDxpoB2p8Other then that it's really a great cage, highly recommended.
1059064
No unless you are able to drill holes for the screws in the metal holder. The metal holder has two plates that holde it in place in the crate bars. The holder already has a flat screw attached that would not stay in place if push into the wall.
1937928
I don't have this cage (I used to have the smaller version)....so my answer is "generic" and not exacting for this cage. With other cages I have had (quite a few) I have used the bottom grille as a divider. Just need to use snap ties to hold it in place. Or...you might be able to use the bottom shelf as the divider, if the fit is right???? Might require taking the cage apart to accomplish this do this though?????
285602
Honestly, I have no idea. However, if it helps at all mine is attached to a set of ape hangar bars with room to spare, so in theory it seems like it should.
524907
I Googled the ProSelect Empire crate to see what you were referring to (what I found was for dogs)...no without a doubt this will not hang on those thick bars...this is a small bowl intended for birds and hangs on a wire bird cage ( not very well as the hangers are very short and angled incorrectly).
161515
I bought the grid with the Shulte attachments. The grid is basically overlapped 1/4" bars spaced a couple of inches apart. The attachments are slightly smaller, solid pieces that push up then down so its supported on the top and bottom of the grid. The way the grid mounts you only have a 1/4" of room from the bottom of the top bar to the wall for the solution you come up with
1883193
These bars need to be screwed to the wall. They can be "chained" together, though. Not sure if that answers your question, as it appears to be truncated.
513212
Maybe if you take the cage apart but the cage comes assembled and just folds up. I would make a C&C cage with a divider for your intended use. Hope this helps :)
1623465
It would probably work, depending on wide the bar is you are hanging it on, a thin bar would be ok, you may have to take that piece of plastic off that is on the hangar part, I did..
2086339
Yep! It just has hooks that you can attach to the cage. It comes unattached for packaging purposes, so if you don't want to put it in you can just leave it out. Just know that if you do put it in, you have to place it in the bottom of the cage before putting the top part on, as it can not fit through the doors.
2284948
No, you'd need something bigger, unless it's outside of the cage most of the time. Like, if cage is only used for sleeping,etc....that sort of thing. Otherwise, you'd need a giant cage....think...bigger bars.....
1662075
no. use clamp-ons. i do not know if any such bars have holes as without additional welds and reinforcements, strength/integrity would be compromised