Can I remove the floor and all the metal wire mesh between the two units to make this one large cage?
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Yes 99% No1%You can just fit it in ,then Die Grind with small electric one Dremel Should do the Mesh, Touchup as need with brush or Rattle-Can of Rustoleum...Good Luck AND let me know if it works?Good Luck Pal.Warning!! For Ferrets they will climb up the sides when locked in.
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I have only the "original" cage, but I found this answer from someone who previously asked a similar question about removing the grate between the two cages: "I am assuming that this question refers to the the grate between the two sections on the Double unit. That could be removed without creating any escape hatches. The grate rests in small holes in the side and back panels, so it could be readily removed. I am not sure how much support the grate lends to the whole unit, so a little reinforcing for stability might be desired. If referring to the bottom grate on the bottom unit, no. The trays rest on the grate and obviously that would just leave the whole thing wide open."
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I have only the "original" cage, but I found this answer from someone who previously asked a similar question about removing the grate between the two cages: "I am assuming that this question refers to the the grate between the two sections on the Double unit. That could be removed without creating any escape hatches. The grate rests in small holes in the side and back panels, so it could be readily removed. I am not sure how much support the grate lends to the whole unit, so a little reinforcing for stability might be desired. If referring to the bottom grate on the bottom unit, no. The trays rest on the grate and obviously that would just leave the whole thing wide open." I have only the "original" cage, but I found this answer from someone who previously asked a similar question about removing the grate between the two cages: "I am assuming that this question refers to the the grate between the two sections on the Double unit. That could be removed without creating any escape hatches. The grate rests in small holes in the side and back panels, so it could be readily removed. I am not sure how much support the grate lends to the whole unit, so a little reinforcing for stability might be desired. If referring to the bottom grate on the bottom... » Read More I have only the "original" cage, but I found this answer from someone who previously asked a similar question about removing the grate between the two cages: "I am assuming that this question refers to the the grate between the two sections on the Double unit. That could be removed without creating any escape hatches. The grate rests in small holes in the side and back panels, so it could be readily removed. I am not sure how much support the grate lends to the whole unit, so a little reinforcing for stability might be desired. If referring to the bottom grate on the bottom unit, no. The trays rest on the grate and obviously that would just leave the whole thing wide open." « Show Less
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Yes, you can remove the tray and liner but make sure that the metal grate in the cage bottom is secure. And, the height is ~11 inches off the ground.
660959
Yes. The panels are removed, so if you remove the center panels, two can be put together to make additional room.
1444419
no, but you wouldn't want it to be removed...the wire mesh prevents the small crackling embers from coming out and burning your floor. Hope this helps! It is simply beautiful and you don't even notice the mesh.
1860056
Yes, you can remove the wire on the bottom, but the only thing is that there is a little space between the tray and the cage. It shouldn't be a problem if your chinchillas are full-grown.
1813517
No, it's a 2 piece unit. The only way to remove is to cut it off from plastic base.
1128013
To clean the cage I remove all of the plastic levels and the wire top and scrub the levels and the base. It takes a little bit of time and the levels are a little difficult to remove. I found that when you pop one side off then drop it down the other side is much easier to remove. I hope that this has helped you.
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Yes, but i must inform you that if you want a cage that can be taken off and put on easily this would not be the one. Unless you can fold/remove the metal pieces that holds the cage down to the stand. Otherwise You will have to disassemble and assemble the cage when you do or do not want the stand.
36828
yes, I bought 2 cages and there is a bar that comes off and you can attach them together!!
1879887
Yes. The unit can be disassembled but it won't stay together without all the pieces in place
1877594
Yes, they could be removed, but it looks like you'd want to add some floor protection to the exposed hardware
513213
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 :)
16275
Frankly, I was never able to correctly secure the cage to the fan. I finally used fine guage wire to secured the cage to the frame by neatly wrapping the two together. So for me, removal of the cage to clean will be pretty simple. Even with that problem, I am very happy with this purchase.
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Yes, that is what I do. But I can only do that with my larger cages that have a door big enough to set this in. My smaller cages it won't fit through the door. Like I said in my review, though, I repurposed it from a "bath" to a technique to cut down on the seed mess, and I absolutely love it for that.
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Absolutely. I bought this to replace my through-wall unit (that was similar in size). I just slid my old one out and slid this one into the existing cage. Then, I sealed between the interior wall and sides of this unit with silicone caulk or expanding foam (available in an aerosol can about the size of a can of hairspray). If you don't have an existing cage from your previous unit, you can easily build a support deck under your wall opening. NOTE: Please remember that this unit (and your old one) are too heavy for you to safely remove and install by yourself. Get someone to help you.
946160
A wire cooling rack to separate the layers might work. Just a thought. I'm looking into racks right now!
148531
Yes and no! If you are an electrician and want to remove the wiring and the socket; I would say yes. But to most people the answer is "no" it's all one unit!