Corner Bird Cage for Cockatiel Parakeet Black and White (Black Vein)

Okay, the reviews on this cage are mixed, scary and a bit confusing, but I needed a larger cage, so I took a chance. I am so glad I did.First of all, I am a 61 year old female. I'm not sure why people complain about the instructions. I decided to try to surprise my husband, by at least starting the assembly, so he didn't have to do it all after working all day. I was able to assemble it using the instructions and not the video that the reviews suggested. I had it completely assembled and needed no help. I'm no genius, so I'm not seeing the issue here.We did have a small hiccup, one panel was drilled wrong and the door latch was broken. I contacted them immediately and they quickly sent the parts and Ben was absolutely wonderful to work with. Great communication and very prompt on getting the issue solved!There was mention that there was a huge gap at the bottom of the cage. Reading that almost made me scroll on by as I wanted this cage for our cockatiel and a very small parakeet. There is no gap at all. The only thing I can think of is they have the grate in the same track as the tray, but there is a separate track for the Grate up higher.What I'm not crazy about is the size of the dishes. They are very deep. Our tiny parakeet would have to turn upside down to eat and drink. We opted to not use the hardware or the bowls. We had 4oz stainless bowls and holders that had a bolt on them to attach to the cage. We just put the bolt through the top hole in the door and placed the bowl in the holder. If I can find some shallow dishes, we may end up going that route later on.All in all, it's a super nice cage. It's beautiful and spacious for our birdies. It's well made, attractive and we are very pleased with the purchase. It's easy to clean and have no complaints.

Seller is awesome! Had trouble getting a good cage by a reputable seller before finding this one and they are really big! I know the reviews say that it’s complicated to put together but it really wasn’t that bad. There’s a video too. I didn’t have any trouble except for building it outside of the room I wanted to put it in, it didn’t fit in the door way and I had to take it apart to get it in the room. That’s not a big deal, just build it in the room you want to put it in. I love it, quality - I bought two!

Definitely need 2 people to build.Trays were damaged and bent, however we were able to fix enough to use them. Same with the seed guards. One of the legs was also bent, but my husband was able to straighten. There was a jagged area on one of the connecting posts that my husband had to shave off to get the piece to fit properly. He also had to drill out one of the holes because there was a piece of metal going across the hole.That all being said.....now that it's together it's a huge cage at a great price. I have a green cheeked conure and it's a mansion for him and I am overall happy with the purchase.

Installation is much easier once you follow the youtube video for assembling this cage search "seny corner cage" on youtube and there should be a roughly 7 minute video that has very simple installation instructions. Came in 1 huge box that was around 80-90 lbs or so and bottom tray catching piece was bent but it was fairly easy to unbend with a pair of pliers. The actual cage bars are very sturdy about 5/8 spaced and can easily hold up large perches however I think a bird with a bite force around that of an Indian Ringneck could likely bite through the cage so I would not recommend this cage for a parrot unless you're certain your bird is not going to bite its way out, the cage is large enough to hold one but unfortunately the bars are likely too weak to hold them. All the pieces seem to be very high quality and have good weight to them, the cage can likely hold 100lbs or more worth of cage accessories, the wheels are seriously strong. Overall I would purchase this cage again if I were to buy more birds, looks gorgeous and has tons of space.

Arrived with box intact and every tray and groove bent and buckled, several bars broken from frame. Cool looking cage but the damage is too severe to be saved. I now have to pay someone to take it to a return center as I can’t even lift the box.

Purchased for an African grey. Were some of the thinner metal pieces a little bit bent? Yes. But nothing a rubber mallet couldn’t fix. Were some of the instructions a little vague? Yes. But as long as you have common sense it’s not an issue. The cage is very large and you will have to have or purchase extra dowels and steps for your bird(s) to move about the cage. The seed catcher is an amazing feature. Speaking of the seed catcher that was probably the most difficult part of the set up per the instructions were the vaguest for that. But.. common sense prevailed. The cage is quite a bit lower to the ground than her old cage and she is now able to climb to the floor from the seed catcher. So be careful of that if you have other animals in your home.Pro tip: make sure when putting the cage “walls” together the vertical bars are all facing the same way as the pre assembled door. (Facing outward with mine)Two thumbs up 👍👍