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HomeDog SuppliesFeeders, Water Bowls & More3 Tiers Stand for 30"x18"x18" Aviary Cage - 4164WHT |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 3 customer reviews )
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Sturdier than it looks Jun 27, 2007
By Rena Large
This 3 tier stand is easily assembled. Rolls well on low pile carpet, and very sturdy. I occasionally bump into it, and the water in the cages isn't splashing all over the cages. It is designed to hold 3 cages, but that would put the third cage too near the floor. (Birds don't like it when a dog sticks their nose in the cage.) So I am only using the top two tiers, and put a shelf on the bottom to hold the bags of food. So, sturdy is the best work I have to descibe this stand.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Arrrrgh This is HORRIBLE... waste of money May 18, 2011
By Shirley Laframboise
"Huzzi"
This is not the wonderfully described product... if a wet noodle fell on it... yep it will collaspe. My cats knocked it over and 2 birds escaped... yes... dead Cordon Bleu's. I'd like to ring their necks for selling such a dangerous bird product... I have nailed it to the wall. I also bought the cages for this model... they don't fit right either... PLEASE do not buy this product... let them sit and lose money by not selling it.
 Cage Stand Jul 27, 2011
By tvannett
After I received this product I quickly realized that $62 was too much to pay for it. Easily assembled, no directions required but very very flimsy and unsteady. Once I put the cages in it did sturdy up a bit more but it was a challenge to get the cages to fit. The bars were not cut correctly so they do not fit as snugly as they should either. The bottom tier is too close to the floor for any birds comfort so a firm piece of plywood works great for a shelf. If you do not have to worry about the cage being bumped by dogs or kids it is great, but it takes very little to shake the whole thing and "rattle" the birds with it.
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