Do the dimensions listed include the seed catcher? I want to know the actual cage size with out the seed catcher before I buy.
1176725
The Width of the Cage with the Seed Catcher is 32 1/4" without it it's 24". My bird likes to open the door and so the seed catcher does not work that much. But, I have to say. I LOVE The Cage (Apartment as I tell Mango).. I've had other cages that I spend almost as much as this one. But, I really like it. I know this is not part of the question... But, the construction is really solid. Ask me more if you need more info. PS. just saw the question, I hope this answers it. If not let me know.
1176726
No, it is the actual dimensions of the cage. The seed catcher probably adds another 2-3 inches onto each side, since they stick out
1176727
22" deep; 24" wide; 53" tall without seed catcher (which I did not use). Nice cage.
1176728
No. It is the dimensions of the cage before attaching the seed catcher. You could opt to not use it, but it can be removed for easy cleaning. My quaker isn't a food tosser, but she does poop off the edge of her cage. I line the seed catcher with newspaper for easy daily poop removal. This is a sturdy cage and wears well.
1176729
The basic cage is 24" (across Front side) x 22" (across Sides). The seed catcher starts at 16" height from the floor and slopes out. The final outside dimensions of the catcher are 32 1/4" (across Front side) and 30 1/4" (across sides), it raises about 6" from the start at 16" tall to be widest at 22" from floor.
1176730
My cage is 22" x 24" without the seed catcher. We have been very pleased with this cage. We have one bird - a caique.
2082066
I bought the Sheer Guard Bird Cage Skirt - Super Large (several different vendors on Amazon sell this product in various colors- I bought black) based on the circumference of the cage (103 inches). It fits this cage nicely and does help keep seed from being tossed out of the cage if you put it at the level of the seed cups (mine are on the bottom of the cage), however, it is one piece and because of this, it will twist up a bit when putting it on the cage and spill the collected seed when taking it off. ( I use my vacuum cleaner attachment wand to clean it out first).
656240
the base is 16.5. Adding the seed catcher ... I measure the dimension as 26.25"
1932952
I am assuming that you mean the top of the cage without the perch on top. That is 56inches with the perch it is 67 1/2 inches. When you assemble the cage you can leave the top perch/playtop off. We also left the seed catcher sides off the cage due to a lack of space where we keep it. Hope this helps. Sorry this took me so long to answer due to vacationing.
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with out the seed guard mine is 17 3/4" front x 16 1/2" side. It seems to be good quality the birds (Alexiandrian, and Goffin's Cockatoo) were a bit skittish for a few days, but they like it a lot now.
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yes, it's wrong, but without going to the shed in the snow, I would say it's 12" tall (which seems shorter after you get it on the rail). I had a lot of luck with seeds I randomly threw in there last year. I am going to use them again this year and actually have a "scape" in mind for both of them. Hope this helps.
549329
Same size but I would not buy it. I have three bird feeders. One has a trip so big birds can't eat the seed, the lid closes on them, it stays with seed two to three days, a smaller circular one the only allows small birds in it, it last one day. This feeder I filled two weeks ago,it's still three quarters full. The birds do not seem to like it. I have mostly house finches and wrens, and a ton of wild love birds.
1222933
About 24" square but the seed tray is about another 4" all the around the bottom. The cage competed is under 5ft tall. The bar spacing is approx. 1". I have a parrotlet in it. Its perfect for him.
1453835
This is a great cage for a gray. It is so large that with seed skirt it will not fit threw the door. Great quality! I was missing one bolt but who cares with the savings over comparable cages.
2275104
This cage is really not a large "parrot" cage but a large cage for a large "quantity" of smaller birds. I use it for finches (18 of them). The wire spacing is approx 1/2 inch and the wire is somewhat pliable.There are 2 very small plastic feeders that won't fit anywhere but on the bottom. I bought several stainless steel bowls. Having said all that I love this cage and it looks great on my patio.
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24x22x 68Mine arrived with the top play area broken and there weren't any replacement parts and I got some money back. Also the seed catcher is around the bottom but feeder is up high and you will get seed husks all over the place
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Measures 24"W x 58-1/2"H x 22"D Bar Spacing: 5/8" Roomy design Unique side-panel panel assembly Integrated cage stand with heavy duty easy-rolling rubber casters 2 Large landing-style front doors Solid panel cup doors that can be on the top or bottom half of the cage. Rounded-corner steel seed guards Cup door locks Slide-out bottom grille Pull-out plastic tray for easy cleaning 3 stainless steel cups 2 Wood perches (3/4"D) Assembly required Dual-tone cage (coco brown with cream-color mesh) Powder-coated hammertone finish
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no difference in size and it is a great cage. I love mine and it is so pretty with parakeets in it. Hope i helped a little
13916
That's just the cage. The seed catcher is another 5" or so out from around the base. I bought one a few months ago for my new Senegal parrot. I love it. Easy to put together. Really good quality and affordable.
2174384
The cage (only) is 60&1/2" wide, 18" deep, 31 &1/2" tall....I am considering replacing this cage with one about 2/3rds as wide. I live in a second floor apartment. In an emergency, I need to corral my birds and stuff them into a cage I can carry outside. Carrying this cage is not gonna happen and wheeling it down a flight of stair won't happen either. Also, for Budgies and Cockatiels, you really should have horizontal bars.
1245650
A single insert is 3 & 9/16ths x 3 & 9/16ths x 6 & 1/2 inches. The 3 stacked are just short of 18 inches. I tossed the "even seed" parts. They work but they are not needed and I think it cuts down on the total amount of seed you can load into the feeder. The 3 stacked offer 12 feeding portals. I blocked off 6 of them. No need to feed the whole flock at one time.
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The 18" cage measures 18"L x 18"W x 48 1/2"H with the stand, dimensions with seed guard are 26 1/4"L x 26 1/4"W x 32 3/4"H. The seed guards can be removed, or not used at all. This is the best cage we found and are very happy with it. It is good quality.