A&E Cage Co. Large Pitched Roof Aviary Bird Cage - 100B-1

I got the biggest model they made. Why in the world would they make a huge 43" x 38" cage, and put a 9" door on it??? It was impossible for me to reach anything at the back of the cage or get anything in the roof area.There is no (easy/normal) way to get any perches, swings or toys up into the pitched area, so make sure you get things set up for that before you affix the roof. Even so, if the birds are up there, you can't see them.The roof does give good protection, but it has no ventilation and got unbearably hot in the summer.Mine had little or no power coating on it and faded out within weeks. The bar spacing is ideal for little birds, but the perches were quite thick, so I couldn't use them for my budgies. I paid [$] and sold it for $100 a year later.