wonlineParrot Cages for Large Birds Outdoor Extra Large Bird Cage with Bird Cage and Perch, Suitable for Macaws Canaries Parrots Budgie Lovebirds (Black)

Ideal aviary. Good quality, room to stand up and take short flights. Solo assembly is possible with some creativity, but a helper is recommended.

I researched a ton and was so conflicted, but I read reviews and decided to go for it! It was super easy to put together, pieces were big, so you definitely need a helper! Says finch but my finch are too small, so canary size is the smallest bird you can put in it. Also I had to put a bottom on it, so I used wire mesh, or I would have put on concrete.

Absolutely DO NOT waste your money or time to build this. Some of the welded joints were broken and my macaw is snapping the rest like toothpicks…. Description says “wrought iron “ , IT IS NOT!!! Cheap thin metal. And a pain in the butt to build.

Awesome cage, great price, great shipping. My baby Caiques are very happy with their flight cage. Thank you very much from Alaska.

There is a couple parts where the bar spacing is almost 1 inch. I was worried about my parakeets and love birds getting out, but they are so happy in there and they have not been able to squeeze through any bars so far. You definitely need two people to put it together and it took my husband and I about 4 hours. We used cardboard with a layer of Kobble for the floor. Overall I am very happy with it and so are my birdies!

The media could not be loaded. I am very happy with this Aviary. Instructions were a little difficult however was able to get through them once I knew how to put together. Definitely takes 2 people to put together. I assembled by myself until I got to the top level. The cover does leak when it rains and the metal has already started to rust. Will need to use a sealer to protect from rust. Overall I love this Aviary and it is worth the money. Looking to get another one for my Conures. My Budgies love all this space. It looks like a little jungle and will get a water fountain and have a mister for the summer month here in South Texas.

Birds love it but there are major flaws with this aviary. First off, nothing on it is stainless steel as it’s advertised. It started rusting within one week and 1 rain of being outside so now I will have to spend even more to replay the bars. Secondly, several bars on the top portions of the cage were not welded together or the welds had popped off during transit. Last, every panel had major scratches in the paint that went down to the metal and several bars were not welded straight which made the gap wider than 3/4”. I would not trust this with anything as small or smaller than a Quaker parrot due to the random wide openings in the bars.Positive aspects: The aviary was easy to put together with two people. My birds are really enjoying the outdoor aviary and that makes me happy. I have a Maximilian Pionus and a Patagonian Conure for size reference. The bars are thick enough for them but I would hesitate with any larger of a bird since some of the welds don’t seem to be sturdy and the diameter of the wire used is smaller than their regular cage bars.

While I love the size of it, the bars are NOT strong enough for parrots. The weld breaks very easilyDo not bother buying the cover. Doesn’t fit right no matter how many people try to help you put it onThe feeder door was welded incorrectly and I can not shut without a hammer rendering it not usableI am currently using a a soft release cage for orphaned squirrels under direct supervision with a Wildlife Rehabber but three have been able to escape before thier 30 days were upBest suggestion is to use for cockatiels , doves, and any non hook bill bird larger than finches. Finch sized birds can go in/out as I see with the wild onesScrews are already rusting but that was expected. Think I’ll polish with nail polish to try and save them from continuing to rustI was able to 75% of it together with no assistanceNeeded help getting second level onto the first level