could you take out that whole middle wire flooring & place it somewhere besides the middle? like maybe close off like 1/3 of the cage rather than 1/2?
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No. These are 2 cages stacked top to bottom with a closeable hatch on the bottom of the top cage. You can actually separate them and use them as 2 stand-alone cages (we moved our pet this way when we moved...)
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There's a little half inch foot on each corner. I'm thinking it could be replaced with something a bit taller and handle the stress. I'm no carpenter, but I'd give it a go!
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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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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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Dont think so... One door is at one end of the rectangle. The other door runs in the middle of the cage on the long side. The separator would split the middle door.
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Maybe if you take the cage apart but the cage comes assembled and just folds up. I would make a C&C cage with a divider for your intended use. Hope this helps :)
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No don't take it apart just bring it in on end you should be able to put it in almost any room that way
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It would be hard to put together without the bottom wire, but I guess if you tried you could do it. It would leave a pretty big gap that small birds could easily get out of.
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Oh that would be a nice option, but the sides are all one large piece, so it must be assembled entirely as a three-level cage.
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As stated by the other answers, you would have to cut off a portion of the bottom. That would be my best guess. I will say, I do not have mine installed in my house. I installed it in my garage.
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You could do that. There are holes in the back of the unit. Vent holes for the air to pass through to the sensors, a lot of them. Space for wire to be sewn through and then tied off to a wire cage. Good luck!
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The slot is a hair over 2.5" edging into 5/8ths territory. There is extra space for the head of the sensor, you could perhaps fold the wire over the side for the install. If you are removing just cut the wire.
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I just measured 3/4" I think the wire is too small, my old cage the wire was wider.
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Yes, The middle of the unit can be unlatched. It comes completely off so you would have 2 pieces.
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Maybe if you take the cage apart but the cage comes assembled and just folds up. I would make a C&C; cage with a divider for your intended use. Hope this helps :)
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You can leave out the wire floor piece without a structural problem. However, the plastic ramp that angles from the shelf to the floor wouldn't work as well (it would be very steep). Depending on the type of pet you have, this doesn't matter (I have a chinchilla and removed the plastic ramps because he kept chewing on them).
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maybe, but probably not, you would have to customize your cage and create a horizontal wire or bar to rest it,