Is there a proper door to hang a square nest box on from the outside? Is there room in the medium size to hang a square nest box on the inside?
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The only door is in the front and there are two drop down doors over one opening. Anything you hang there would keep you from being able to use the door. As for room, I do not know the dimensions of a nest box. The interior of the cage is quite roomy though, and since it's a tall cage it seems extra roomy.
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if you are talking about a guillotine-stile door that slides up and down, no. there are only 2 doors on the front. there IS adequate room in either back corner to hang a nest box in for small birds, like a budgie.
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I think there is room in the medium for a nest box. The only 2 doors are on the front but I think a nest box would go there, look like heck though.
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Since there are two drop doors on the front,I suspect you could rig one there. The lower side doors could also be adapted,you'd give up one set of food dishes. I have a rather large spherical bath in mine and still plenty of room for a pair. A box would probably fit. Mama's can have 5 or even 6 kiddos though. If I was still into breeding,I'd buy the large cage and plan on a few more down the road.Good luck Carol
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The doors on the cage are centered on the front of the cage. There are two doors side by side. A nest box would not be suitable mounted on the door. The cage is large enough to hang a nesting box inside provided it isn't too large.
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It depends on whether it can hang on your door or not. Mine could not hang on the inside but i bought christmas wreath hooks to hang them from the door myself and secured them with velcro without screws. otherwise the most secure way to hang it would probably be with screws. In other words, yes, but you will need extra hardware depending on your situation. p.s. I love the thing even though it is annoying to buy extra parts and kind of crooked after putting together. Also, the two parts came apart on its own once when the button gave way.
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Thank you for writing. The dimensions of the Window Nest Box are 6-1/4" W x 9" H. I'm not sure how this work for you to see inside and provide bird privacy.Best Regards,Gardener's Supply Company
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You can mount it anywhere there is enough support for it but it might be to low unless you are planning to use it for a child. You should make sure the door frame offers enough support. Also, make sure to use at least 5/16 thick eyehooks for it. I mounted them on my garage ceiling using a 4ft 2x4 for each ring to provide maximum support. The 2x4s were attached to 3 2x2 on the ceiling for each eyehook
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I don't remember the door dimensions but I had a litter box in mine. If nothig else the wire portion has to be fitted on the base. You can place the litter box in the base before the wire frame.
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absolutely it can be hung and the hollow core door with anchors hope this was helpful
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There are 2 small doors, one on each side for nest boxes, but I send my cage back. Way to expensive and went to the Chino swap meet. They sell them there (exact cage) for $10.00, and I bought a lot of 6 cages in the box so he sold all six to me for $54.00 which makes it $9.00 each. You may want to try your local swap meet!! Good luck
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There is a lip on the edge of the door that allows it to hang from the top end. Its a loose fit, but causes no issues.
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Possibly a few. You can buy or make a nesting box, there is enough room inside. The yard isn't very big.
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Yes they do show on the outside of the door, 1" worth. I don't think there is any other way to design this though, unless you're prepared to drill holes in the door to secure them? (I wasn't.) The hooks are "S" shaped and are designed to go through the rings on the top of the organizer, but I think you could hang them on to hooks drilled into a wall or door. I had originally planned to attach the organizer to the inside wall of a walk in closet but decided to hang it over the door instead. Pockets fit my husband's shoes. Hope this helps!
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No they are not wide enough to hand over a standard door. Also I would recommend the Flat S Hooks, they work much better for most hanging needs. Hope this helps...
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The door I have it hanging on is 1 1/2 inches thick and there is room on the brackets to hang on a wider door. I have a very heavy ironing board made by Rowena and consequently one of the hooks bent immediately when I hung the ironing board. If you have a more lightweight ironing board you should be fine but if you have a heavy one like mine you might end up a bit frustrated.
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I would think the nesting box has to be purchased separately, as my cage did not come with a nesting box. It DOES have the insert cover over it. You could also build or make your own nesting box and attach it to the cage by using L brackets, bolts and thick washers (on both sides) to go between the vertical bars of the cage. Make sure all parts are very tight so that the bird cannot loosen them and get hurt in any way. Best of luck and hope this answered your question. :D
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no one knows how or where you will want it hung. so they don't provide any thing extra except for short piece's of rope. maybe you have trees to hang it from, or patio posts or wall mount anchors like i used for two contact points and two tress for the other end.use longer ropes. i used garage door lift wire for one end to a tree because s red squirrel chewed thru it to get the rope for its nest
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The door is definately large enough for a large chicken. Dimensions for the door are 7 inches wide and 10 inches tall. This hutch is small and flimsy. However it has its uses. I used this hutch as a transitional outdoor hutch when my chickens were young and I began to get them used to being outside and as a sick bay for one of my adult chickens that was getting picked on. It served both those purposes fine. I would not keep even one adult chicken in it on a daily basis. I would keep a couple bantams in it with time out so they can get more exercise. I would recommend waterproofing the wood and maybe putting chicken wire on the bottom. Way too easy for a predator to come along and lift it up to get in. The door is definately large enough for a large chicken. Dimensions for the door are 7 inches wide and 10 inches tall. This hutch is small and flimsy. However it has its uses. I used this hutch as a transitional outdoor hutch when my chickens were young and I began to get them used to being outside and as a sick bay for one of my adult chickens that was getting picked on. It served both those purposes fine. I would not keep even one adult chicken in it on a daily basis. I would keep a couple bantams in it with time out so they can get more exercise. I would recommend waterproofing the wood... » Read More The door is definately large enough for a large chicken. Dimensions for the door are 7 inches wide and 10 inches tall. This hutch is small and flimsy. However it has its uses. I used this hutch as a transitional outdoor hutch when my chickens were young and I began to get them used to being outside and as a sick bay for one of my adult chickens that was getting picked on. It served both those purposes fine. I would not keep even one adult chicken in it on a daily basis. I would keep a couple bantams in it with time out so they can get more exercise. I would recommend waterproofing the wood and maybe putting chicken wire on the bottom. Way too easy for a predator to come along and lift it up to get in. « Show Less
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Yes you can hang folders in the box, but the lid will have to be modified to put it on!
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If at all possible hang it away from your deck. I have mine hung on a clothesline and is about 20 ft from my deck. That way it draws them away from your deck. If I were you early in the am or later at nite I would use like a shelac and spray all over that nest so they can't get out and then carefully remove it.