Is there a way to hang the Vision Model MO2 medium bird cage
2066204
I did hang my vision cage from the wall and it was quite simple really. I purchased two L-shape brackets and used zip ties to attach cage from its sturdier section. I did reinforce the top section of the cage with zip ties, one in each quartner, then cut and burned the ends to avoid birds from getting injured due to sharp ends. Now its very easy and simple to remove the bottom tray without doing any lifting. I can send you a picture to use as an example.
2066205
Thank you - it won't work for me then, I couldn't tell for sure by the picture.
2066206
Considering the weight of the cage, I would not recommend hanging it as this could cause the plastic clips that hold the metal gage together to break
36828
yes, I bought 2 cages and there is a bar that comes off and you can attach them together!!
1831424
Hi Erika,There are two eye holes in the back of the strip where you could hang the unit from screws or nails if you want to.
528025
I haven't hung them but I do use zip ties to hold them together. I use mine not only as storage cubes but I built a barrier to open storage area under our rabbit hutch so when the rabbit is out he doesn't chew things. I built a cubbyhole for him to go into as part of the barrier using these storage panels. I've had very good luck with them. They are so versatile and sturdy. I think if you are using the heavy duty straps, you should be okay hanging them. You'd have to check the weight limitation on the straps though.
983681
You can attach the bird house to a post, possible using brackets. The bottom is flat. You may try gluing on a block of wood underneath, with a hole drilled to fit your post.
1849408
It's a pretty cheap cage anyway....you don't have to use the stand that comes with it. The cage is not attached to the base. I want to mention that our 4 parakeets love the cage and we love it too. Great cage for the money!
789090
Yes. The cage doesn't actually attach to the stand, it just sit on it. But our conure Yak yak likes to climb around on it so we put a couple of plastic tie downs on it to prevent the cage from possibly turning over
134043
I would assume you can because the upper and lower sections have tabs to connect them. Just be careful of continual taking apart - the tabs might get fragile and break - or have spare ones on hand. I Have my original smaller cage that I use for travel - but my birds only go to the vet and back.
1915890
I purchased a stand for this cage from TSCPETS.com. The medium sized stand is specifically for this cage and looks nice.
1891302
I suppose you could hang it. Thick pieces. Probably need some framing for it just to be safe.
655417
No. The best way I've found to hang it is the get 2 climbing quality caribeaners and 4 descending rings. There's an excellent YouTube video that shows you all you need to know :)
953824
There are a couple of *tiny* little holes at the top of the plastic bracket. You'd need a needle small 's' hook or something like that and a string or chain to hang it from... but sure, it's possible.
1658185
You could elevate the wings by placing the prongs on a different row so the sides form a V shape instead of being horizontal. I wouldn't recommend hanging anything heavy that way though.
361793
You really can put it either way but, I found that if you put the grate on top of the tray you can not hang things like toys from the top inside of the cage. So, my parrot like the grate under the tray :)
2280595
The cage has no place in the center top where a hook can be placed. There is a thick plastic frame at the top and it has a center section. I would think that placing a hook on each side (not at the top) would cause the cage to wobble. Another problem is that the sides and all parts of the cage snap together, if it were hanging form hooks some of the snaps might become undone. I would not try hang this cage with a hook.
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I'm also using a hook to hang my feeder. You'll need the 'hanger' plus 2 large hair pins (cotter pins) that are supplied with the feeder. To attach the hanger to the assembly, look at the sides of the feeder. Away from the perch, of each side of the feeder, there should be a slot and a hole punched through the side. Insert the loop portion of the hanger through the slot and the stub end of the hanger through the hole. Do this on both sides. Once you have the hanger inserted completely, insert the hair pins through the loop on the hanger, inside the feeder. That's all, folks!
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I have used transparent sticky tape around the box to attach it to the cage.Just watch for the first several days that budgies will not start picking it.