A&E Cage Co. Extra Large Flight Bird Cage - 4030FL

I abolutely love the design of these flights and have six of them. Three arrived in perfect condition and went together easily. Three arrived with a lot of damage caused by poor manufacturing [...]bent bars, poor soldering that did not hold, and holes drilled just enough "off" that bolts could not be inserted and/or tightened. I was able to straighten all the bent bars and--because I bought black colored flights--used black zip-ties for everything else. [...] Instructions not much help, but not too hard to figure out. TIPS: [...] Larger box contains bottom half and needs to be assembled first. Be sure to place bottom tray and screen in place as soon as all four sides are bolted together to help keep everything "square" during rest of assembly. DON'T fully tighten ANY of the bolts until AFTER they are ALL screwed in. Once fully assembled, these flights are sturdy and hold up really well. Just my opinion, but the birds seem to look prettiest and most visible in the black flights--the bars seem to "disappear" for some reason, while the lighter colored ones seem to obscure the view more.

love the cage and so do the birds was easy to put together easy to clean

I house 10 parakeets in this flight cage and they are in love with it. They fly from top to bottom and side to side. This was the best purchase.....

Awesome cage! Went together well and our 9 lovebirds have plenty of room. The only thing I would change is a latch on the doors as the slid open easily.(I have cats) [...]

I use it for my doves in the winter season.

I use this product to house two green-cheek conures; it's probably bigger than what they need but I wanted to give them an environment with lots of mobility and room for toys and enrichment activities. The only thing I would change about it, if I could, would be to have access doors on the back of the cage -- the unit is big enough that reaching from front to back is challenging and complicates cleaning it.

Small suggestion: make install(settle) bars in the horizontal instead of in vertical as they are at present.

I have a flight gage for a flock of Budgies...they love it,and I also have one for a flock of Cockatiels...and they love. you can not beat the price for these flight gages.