How do you break down cage if you have to move
501332
I unscrew each section opposite the way I put it together. I keep instructions for anything that I have assembled and just reverse the order for disassembling.
377800
you will need two pairs of heavy pliers to undo the connecting "hinges" and to reattach them afterwards. It won't be easy but can be done. The very good quality of this brand cage makes it a worthwhile endeavor!
1670346
It's really easy. On each side of the crate top, there is a sturdy plastic "tube" that is attached to one of the frame pieces and slides back to front. You align the 2 frame pieces then slide the "tube" over the joint. It holds well even with our very active 72 lb dog! To take it apart, just slide the "tube" in the other direction and the 2 frame pieces separate. It just takes a matter of seconds to do it. This crate is wonderful. The dog loves it.
2282722
Are you talking about the small door on the top? Or the whole cage on top of the tank? They both very ez to remove. For the small door, you just lift the handle and pick up your hamster from the top level. Removing the top part is ez as well. Everything will be together (without rebuilding the whole thing). Just lift and put the cage somewhere flat. Just make sure you remove the tube first.
372421
It's completely removable. I've actually taken everything out and use the cage by itself. It is huge.
37190
It's so easy! All you have to do is pop it out of the holders and fold the ends in, then fold the rest up. I love this cage!
1415401
Yes, but i must inform you that if you want a cage that can be taken off and put on easily this would not be the one. Unless you can fold/remove the metal pieces that holds the cage down to the stand. Otherwise You will have to disassemble and assemble the cage when you do or do not want the stand.
664499
I think Midwest sells 2-inch panels that you attach on the cage from the base. If not, can cut some sort of material, drill holes and tie it to the cage.
13830
Get a can of air and spray it into the corners. Something as small as a piece of sand can jam the movement.
451479
The cage is real sturdy. Doesn't fall, or wobble. As well, it can be taken apart to be put away. It's not a hard process, but pretty easy.
2133993
Yes, you can remove the cage from the stand, it does not have to be on the stand, nor does it bolt to the stand, it just sits down into the stand.Hope this helps
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!
1187696
You have to take apart, but very easy, but I have a 5# morkie & she gets out of it very easy, so I made a top for it to keep her in. & mind doesn't have a door, so this one I believe is much higher.
1176167
if you're concerned about escape just place a board or anything to hold down the top screen. To be honest, most pet store tanks have a flimsy top.
293002
I have released out both ends. I find turn in the cage away from me then opens in the main trapdoor is eassist. It also keeps the solid door between your hand and the creature. Otherwise pull the pin on the back side and slide it out the back side then can open when pressed out.
638914
Always has to be down. Also to small for two rabbits. There are larger cages where u can close off ramp and have two separate cages.
910709
Pretty sure once its together that's it. You can take cage off the stand. Didn't have much problem putting it together, but I'm handy. Ended up with extra parts. lol. Instructions are bad. Had to look @ pictures & wing it. The Only good thing I can say about cage is it's sturdy. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.