Would I be able to fit a 12" exercise wheel (comfortably) in this cage? Maybe on the bottom on middle level? Thank you!
1524084
Yes you can,because I did but it was a tight fit. I fit it on the bottom level! Even though it was a little tight my animals where still happy!
1524085
It would fit comfortably in the cage, but there wouldn't be lot of room leftover for anything else after it's put it. Hope this helps!
1190310
Yes, you should have plenty of space, I am able to stay on an exercise mat I've laid on floor when I do the 10 minute trainer.
85578
This cage definitely has room for an exercise wheel. Our hamster had room for a wheel, plastic house, and hammock (never used, but it was cute!), plus room for the water bottle. He ate on the shelf that was included, but we had no ladder- he just climbed up using the cage wall. I highly recommend this cage for larger hamsters. It's easy to view the hamster, but deep enough for him to feel safe. The biggest plus is how easy this cage is to clean. Happy hamstering !
1080395
50" for height inside. also if you can buy extra replacement wheels, do it!! 2 of mine broke off and I've been having problems trying to find the exact size to replace them. So now my cage just sits on the floor.
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I doubt it. There is spacing between the floor and the bottom of the cage. space in the sides is also pretty large.
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Yes...This is by far the best and most versatile piece of exercise equipment I have ever owned! There are three different height adjustments available for the seat depicted in this picture. I think if you are between 5'9" and 6'5" it would be a good fit. I am 6'1" and find that the central adjustment is perfect for me in a variety of exercises I perform with the seat attached....
1989813
I have this, and it is exactly 12 inches. So, maybe go with something a bit smaller.
343580
I measured the seat and it's 18 1/2 inches, so it would be a tight fit; is the 19 inches the space between the legs, because if it isn't, I doubt the chair will fit. The wheels move in such a fashion, that I believe they would fit under the desk, but I can't figure out a way to really measure for that.
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Not sure if the treadmill would be wide enough....I have it on a table and can just walk/exercise in place.
1924084
This is a very large cage. A hamster would be able to escape through the widely spaces bars. I'd look for something smaller with a tighter grid :)
15433
Length wise you would be okay, but the width of the cube is one eighth of an inch too short to accommodate a 12X12 mirror. Sorry. Hope that helps. T
1732079
Not if it is over 12". Also, you have to stand it up in the bottom corner and tilt it toward the opposite top corner.
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The large would suffice, not the medium. Also the bottom is made of bars like the sides and top so you need a pad for the bottom. Sturdy cage! Hannah loves it, she feels safe inside. It is easy to roll around and the wheels lock in place. There is a tray under the bottom bars for easy clean up. This dog is a Houdini and she cannot get out of it.
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Yes. The only "problem" I've had is with my son's training wheels on his 16" bike. It is also a bit of a stretch to mount the bike on the frame, so I go through one wheel and the frame under the seat. Adding a bungee cord for security is also a good idea. But I have really transported two children's and one adult bike on this rack.
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A standard size wheel barrow will not fit underneath. They provided brackets to mount it onto a wall, but that's not an option where I live. I use a plastic container I found at a hardware store.
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I bought this stand for a 30" x 30" square and there is plenty of room for a bigger cage. The base is large so weight shouldn't be an issue either
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You can. When it comes all packaged, the wheels are already unattached. I actually use my cage without the wheels too.