Does the cage portion of this cage (including the tray bottom) lift off the stand, making the 'home/cage portion" portable?
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No. The legs are actually made from.the side of the panel. It cannot lift off. It would be far too heavy anyway. The portable cages and cage stands are often sold separately and no where near as sturdy or heavy as this cage. I have two smaller travel cages, neither came with a stand. I use an old card table, it's much sturdier than those type of cage stands. Place a cheap plastic table cloth on top of your card table and it's a much easier clean up too.
1468516
No Jeff, it sure doesn't. But I have a conure and she loves the cage. She flies and does fine. We have a few perches, and a sleeping text and heater inside. But no carrying off stand.
1468517
The whole cage is one piece. In that sense there is no actual stand as the stand is an integrated part of the cage
1504132
There is a white, round plastic piece that fits between the saucer and base of the stand. I lost mine once too while cleaning the cage, had to sift through everything. Jn
1080779
Yes. The stand is part of the case. It works very well as long as it is sitting on a stable surface.
454441
Yes, it lifts off completely. The inside is for storage - lots of space. The lid has a padded insert that also lifts off. It's really handy.
1689423
Not really. Top has a lift out tray portion with storage underneath, and base of unit has 2 pull out drawers.
485551
The cage will come off its stand but it is a very large case. I would hesitate to purchase this case if you are going to be transporting your birds regularly. Also, I'm not sure what type of bird you have but... The description was sort of misleading. I purchased this case for my 4 parakeets. The description says that it is for parakeets but the bar spacing is WAY to wide. Smaller birds could either get out or even worse get their heads caught and kill themselves...its happened before and I don't want anyone to go through that loss.
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The cage does just lift off the stand so it could be used as a stationary cage but the wheeled platform with storage is convenient and moving the cage makes it easy to move. The bottom frame of the cage is 25 inches from the floor when sitting in the wheeled base. The cage is held on the stand because the base of the frame sits between two tabs on the front crossbar of the base and two tabs on the back crossbar of the base.
207551
Yes the cage can be used without the stand. When I purchased mine I planned on not using the stand as I was afraid my cats could hang from it and tip the cages over. Since examining it on the stand I think it is sturdy enough that they could not pull it over with their weight. I secured it even more with zip strips. I hope this helps you.
668732
Yes the stand is easily removable. The top is threaded to the stand so it will simply come off by turning it anti clockwise. Hope this helps you.
1910737
There are 4 screws holding the back onto the front, I removed one of them and the two pieces could be spread apart,there is also 2 screws holding the cage to the stand that you may have to remove all use a small Phillips screw driver
1825413
No, it is not portable or storable. Once it is together it would have to be taken apart to move.
1695702
No. Or just flip the stand, if thatll mke any difference. Screws are the only thing holding it
1389542
No, it's glued to the stand. Even if you did manage to "saw" it out, it would weaken the middle section for using anything heavy because it's so long.
104918
I am touring and did not bring the stand with me. It is compact but I prefer not to put the stands in the case. I will try it when I return to Florida.
658148
Yes, you can use the cage and be able to remove the tray without the stand. Both cage and stand are well made.
1943402
There's no "back" to the stand & the tray sits high enough that I think it should be okay w/o removing it. I can slide my full size keyboard in and out with no problems.
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yes. i do the same thing for my dad. the bottom is separate and i put it in first-the suction cups hold it in place. thenthe back slides in the slot on the base-then you plug in the remote control and thechair raises up.(be sure to keep it charged) when finished reverse the process and liftthe base up but be sure to release the suction cups.yes - it is very portable - and if she fallson the floor, sit this on the floor and rollher on to it and you will be able to lift herjust like in the tub but with no strain.