Can I remove the floor and all the metal wire mesh between the two units to make this one large cage?
742340
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.
742341
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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not easily. you would need to cut the top and trim the sides including the metal. then redo the connection uo top.
202008
Yes the wire bottom can be removed from this cage for smaller animals my son has dwarf hamsters
626963
It can be detached but you do not want to do it too often. The metal part is strong and not flimsy at all so you will have to squeeze pretty hard to separate it. Overall bough, I love this cage it is the best!
987757
Oh that would be a nice option, but the sides are all one large piece, so it must be assembled entirely as a three-level cage.
627701
No. These are 2 cages stacked top to bottom with a closeable hatch on the bottom of the top cage. You can actually separate them and use them as 2 stand-alone cages (we moved our pet this way when we moved...)
2051256
The entire cage is one piece that folds down flat for shipping and is popped up when in use, so the wire floor can not be removed. However, it should be noted that the reason for the wire flooring is to keep the birds from standing in their own droppings and also from disturbing or getting caught in the paper liner, so it is a very important feature of any cage.
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.
2125302
I don't know but if you would like to replace the whole cage or need another one, ours is for sale. it was too big for the area we were going to put it in.
36827
Yes, There is a large 'pin' that is what holds it together. If you combine them you can just conntect them with the long rod type pin that goes all the way down the height of the cage. HTH
296798
You can leave out the wire floor piece without a structural problem. However, the plastic ramp that angles from the shelf to the floor wouldn't work as well (it would be very steep). Depending on the type of pet you have, this doesn't matter (I have a chinchilla and removed the plastic ramps because he kept chewing on them).
113882
No, this version is welded together. I can't recommend it enough, though. If you do have the floor space it is the best cage because it is so easy to clean, pretty easy to put together (I am not handy and I needed very little help from the hubs) and provides plenty of space and room to put in enrichment stuff. Alright, enough raving, I promise I don't work for the company or get anything for my reviews :) .. I am just a raving fan because of the other cages we have had. The wheels do lock, by the way, I just don't know if it would be safe on a counter (and it would be pretty high up). HIH!
1339493
Yes! with a minor alteration! there is a case over the unit you will need to remove depending on the year of the machine. No need to worry it is very easy and it took me all of 2 minuets maybe?.
1060259
No, you cannot, without drilling a hole in the bottom. In addition this cage is too small and unsafe so please do not buy it for the sake of your pet. A larger cage may be more expensive, (rat cages are good) but they will give your pet(s) better quality of life.
2172052
Imo it's designed to be more of a self contained unit, but if you were willing to be creative and do some cutting you may be able to do it on top of a piece of furniture. I would try a different cage if you want one without legs/wheels., instead.
1355353
Not sure because I don't have it anymore but I wouldn't recommend this cage. It's a hassle to clean because there's no door on top, wire is thin/ easily bendable. I've found that MARCHIORO brand are the best cages. Maybe a few more $$ but so worth the lack of effort and aggravation!
144481
Not sure how you would divide the space between the two,you might be better off looking for a cage that is meant to be divided from the get go. This is an all one space cage.