2nd request I need to know the dimensions of the bottom of the cage, is it the same as the dimensions of the wire rungs
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Hi Karen. The cage has 4 'legs' from the bottom of the cage with wheels on them, and they are the same width as the rest of the cage. The bottom of the cage, itself, is the same width as the cage. The black tray underneath is about 1/2 inch less wide on all sides so it can slide in and out. We are happy with it, and use it as a garden for herbs.
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I think there are several different sizes. The one I got would be way too big for that cage.
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The cage is about 58" with the doors open and 54.5 inches when closed. The deepest depth (front to back) is about 21" [that's on the rolling base). The cage "actual" size without base, upper doors closed is 18 x 24" x 32". [18 x 24 is the foot print of the plastic bottom that catches the seeds and poop]. If you have any questions on the other dimensions and stuff just post here. -Kevin
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Sorry to take so long to answer. I bought the divider with hopes of using it in the other type of big cage I have but it didn't fit--too big. Think I'lll probably buby the whole midwest guinea habitat at some point--because I like how wide it is and that it's adjustable (can add on other cages) . I do hesitate because it has that flimsy canvas bottom and not a vinyl tray-like bottom which I find easy to use. I saw one being used at my local pet shop and it was great except for that canvas bottom. Any one else's experiences would be appreciated...though by this writing, they probably stopped making them (ha ha) Sorry to take so long to answer. I bought the divider with hopes of using it in the other type of big cage I have but it didn't fit--too big. Think I'lll probably buby the whole midwest guinea habitat at some point--because I like how wide it is and that it's adjustable (can add on other cages) . I do hesitate because it has that flimsy canvas bottom and not a vinyl tray-like bottom which I find easy to use. I saw one being used at my local pet shop and it was great except for that canvas bottom. Any one else's experiences would be appreciated...though by this writing, they probably stopped... » Read More Sorry to take so long to answer. I bought the divider with hopes of using it in the other type of big cage I have but it didn't fit--too big. Think I'lll probably buby the whole midwest guinea habitat at some point--because I like how wide it is and that it's adjustable (can add on other cages) . I do hesitate because it has that flimsy canvas bottom and not a vinyl tray-like bottom which I find easy to use. I saw one being used at my local pet shop and it was great except for that canvas bottom. Any one else's experiences would be appreciated...though by this writing, they probably stopped making them (ha ha) « Show Less
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I'm sorry but your cage is different from mine so all I can suggest is that you go by the measurements and description of the cover or get in touch with the seller.
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It's maybe 1/2, if not smaller. I'm not an expert in types, but the wire screening is pretty thick and I'd guess at 16g. The wires pinched in between the wood, so I can't see exactly how. We currently have 2 silkies living it and could maybe hold 2more birds. The cage has held up great after a hot summer. And now the freezing temperatures, my birds don't leave the upper coop cuz it's warmer.
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Not sure about the size but I have had the cage for a year and a half and it is getting rusty. Big disappointment.
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I don't know but they grip around the intersecting length and width supporting wires so I would think they could fit any wire bottom crate with wire of a similar gauge. They are well made and not very difficult to install.
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Yes. The bottom wire should just lift out but you will need to take the cage apart a bit to do it
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Mark, It would depend on which configuration you wanted to set the cage up at. The panels are all 2 feet square. If you made a square out of it, it would have 2 panels on a side making the configuration 4ft by 4ft. and so on. Ron
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I'm not really sure what gauge wire it is, but it very thick. My grey can't move the wires when he grabs them. Its a real solid cage except for one thing. The casters suck, one of mine broke very easily and i ended up having to take them all off because I couldn't find any way to replace it. That wouldn't stop me from buying it again though. I also have the T and the "gym" from the same company as they seem more solid than the others.
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Thank you for your inquiry. This cage measures: 24" Long x 20" Wide x 23" High. In regards to your dog, with the measurements of the kennel, I believe (as the owner of the dog) you will be the better judge if this kennel will be the proper fit for your dog.
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I have the metal version, and the base is 4.5X8.5 roughly. I do not know if they measurements would be the same. Hope this helps.
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The measurements should be in the item description and I don't know offhand but if I were to have seen this cage in person, I would've chosen to buy a larger one instead. My rabbit is fully grown and the cage seems too small. We put the bunny out on a chain so she can stretch out and hop around during the day and put her back in this cage at night. If you do purchase this, be sure to get the urine guard also, otherwise you'll have a mess. Unfortunately I figured that out the hard way.
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I don't know the dimensions of the box. The cage is 23 1/4 "w x 32"L x 53 H. I do not know the box measurements. Paula
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Yes, it is the same size and the wires are the same. I replaced mine and it fit right in.
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I just took some measurements and here are some close approximations: 5 1/4W x 4 3/4H x 1 3/4D A little extra space is required at the bottom for the wire connections.