Is the flooring made of wire? I want to avoid getting wire grating floors for the cage.
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The house part has no wire floors. Removable pans for cleaning. Lower wire cage area that is connected to the side of the house part has no floor.
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no its wood with a sheet of aluminum covering. It's easy to pull out and clean,wash and slide in again. I will say you have to lock bunny's out (on the outside portion,while your cleaning inside of cage though). I love mines, plus the top cage you can fit a nesting box for mama bunny.
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The floor has no wire.. it has two pullout sliders that has some sort of metal/aluminum with wood floor underneath sliders.. both top and bottom section
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I'm not really sure what gauge wire it is, but it very thick. My grey can't move the wires when he grabs them. Its a real solid cage except for one thing. The casters suck, one of mine broke very easily and i ended up having to take them all off because I couldn't find any way to replace it. That wouldn't stop me from buying it again though. I also have the T and the "gym" from the same company as they seem more solid than the others.
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Yes, the floor is one solid piece of plastic. I don't think the floor material is thin. I've had the dog house out on my wooden deck for quite a while & it's still in excellent condition.
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Kenebob, I listened to the same radio show and am having the same question as you, even called Mid-West Wire Co. and the person I spoke with said they make a cage for someone local but it's two pieces and he doubted it is this one. I've had John Bagnasco from GL email the company in a reply to my inquiry and have never gotten an answer. Very frustrating. Have you figured out an answer for yourself?
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mine is wire, the entire wire section comes folded and pops together, it fits snugly inside the top part of the tray (which is deep).. I house a hedgehog, his wheel and house, and it's roomy - but if you have a larger pet, I would consider a larger cage.
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The very bottom of the cage is. The wire middle floors are hard to clean because stuff gets stuck in them.
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The floor is part of the wired crate and has the drop in tray. I also bought a nice cushion for the bottom. My dog is now 14 pounds and we have adjusted the crate to her size over the past year. She was 3 pounds when we brought her home. She is a year old today and fits nicely in the crate. She loves it.
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no, the cage does not go all the way to the floor-most dogs could crawl underneath
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Yes, it comes with a wire top and solid plastic bottom, as shown in the picture. Our cage also came with water bottle and food bowl.
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We put the tray on top since our dogs don't have "accidents" in the cage. They really didn't like the feel of the wire floor so we just changed the two out
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Yes, the divider that ships with the cage is grated iron. I recommend just going to Home Depot and getting a pane of Plexiglass, and cutting it down to the correct divider size to solve this.
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No it's built in to it. My dog tore up anything I put in there with him, so he wouldn't be laying on bars. It's not so much wire, more like thick bars. The same bars throughout the whole cage. I ended up getting this matting stuff from Tractor Supply. It's meant for horse stalls I believe. But it is so heavy duty he couldn't tear it up.
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It is wire i dont reccomend the cage, the construction is very poor. The welds holding the bars let loose easily. I woiuldbe afraid a chinchilla would be hurt on this cage.
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I checked with a wire stripper. The vertical wires on the sides are 10 gauge AWG/solid. The horizontal reinforcing wires on the sides were larger than my wire stripper, but I guess they are 6 gauge. The wires on the top are the same: 10 gauge for the closely spaced wires and 6 gauge (guessing) for the wider spaced reinforcing wires. The wires on the bottom are not as closely spaced but are only the 6 gauge wires. I have the 17w x24l x 19h crate and it is fairly strong. I can't envision a dog doing any harm to this crate.
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Yes it is. Unfortunately, not hardwood floor safe. I think I need to get another one since the dog broke the first one.
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Not sure because I don't have it anymore but I wouldn't recommend this cage. It's a hassle to clean because there's no door on top, wire is thin/ easily bendable. I've found that MARCHIORO brand are the best cages. Maybe a few more $$ but so worth the lack of effort and aggravation!
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It is made out of powder coated metal. Not sure if it is steel or just a mixed metal. The powder coat is very durable. I have had my cage for almost a year and it still looks like new. There is plenty of room for the birds to fly from perch to perch and top to bottom.