COZIWOW Large Bird Cage Wooden Outdoor Bird Aviary,Indoor Parakeet Cage on Wheels,Parrot Cage with Perch,Nest House,Removable Wire Netting Slide Pull Out Tray for Small Medium Finches

Great quality and looks nice

First off, the product came in with the box having damages on it (cage itself was good). Sadly some of the frames wood was shredding off. The cage itself is huge and beautiful. Second, the manual was easy to read and understand, however, some positions that it tells you to screw in ended off being a conflict with the product like the one picture above. Some of the screws it tells you to use should not be used due to thickness and size like the perch using the default screws meant for the frames. Overall, minor inconveniences but it came out beautiful

This came out really nice. It’s large and roomy for birds. The color is nice and it has three opening options for you. It has a removable bottom tray for easy cleaning. This is on wheels that can lock. The only cons on this is the top does not have hardware cloth wire so you cannot hang anything from the ceiling. The hardware cloth wire is also not on as sturdy as i would like. This will hold the birds in, but hanging items on the wire is wobbly.

I had a really hard time trying to get this together. The description made it sound easy but some of the holes didn’t match up. I wanted to use it on a sun porch but it turned out that it was going to be kind of ugly plus it said nothing about non toxic paint or what the metal screen was made of. If it’s galvanized steel that is highly toxic to birds. I wanted to like it but it turned out it just wasn’t the cage for me.

Skip this. This is LOWER quality than materials you could just buy for less at your local hardware store, and arrives in SO MANY PIECES that it will take you hours to put together, just sorting through all of the chaos. Utterly useless, and does not appear to be made of animal-safe materials. Again, this is just BOTTOM quality material from junk shops-- this is NOT a real bird cage. Waste of time.

Not what I expected but it's okay. Not sure how long it will last.

Where to start. I essentially had to go through all the pieces and pre-drill proper holes that matched up everywhere to make sure that this installation went smoothly. I could have slowly went through fixing things one by one as they came up but it was taking an irritating amount of time due to poor production. With that being said it looks decent after it's installed and my little finches that come and hang out with me during the winter months seem to enjoy it thus far. But as I said production and manufacturing need a bit of work. I shouldn't have to purchase something and then go through it and fix everything that the company did wrong. Until We Meet Again -Off the Grid Ken

I love the idea of this cage, it’s the execution that falls short. First it’s frustrating to assemble, because many holes are not quite right and you have to do a lot of adjusting to get it to open and close smoothly. Things I didn’t think about before ordering it and now will never ignore are things like what kind of paint is used. My bird has had no issues chewing chunks of the wood and not knowing if the paint is toxic it not good. It’s a good size but honestly that’s where the good stuff ends.