HQ Bird Cages

HQ 14022 Corner Bird Cage Assembly Instruction

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 12:28:00 +0000

1. Open boxes carefully. A-Box contains main body of the cage. B-Box contains parts, trays grates, and casters.
2. Put caters on the legs of the front panel and back panel.
3. Screw side panels onto the front and back panel.
4. Put tray and grate to their place
5. Put the play top together, and put on the top of the cage.
6. Put the seed guard to its place using the clips to secure, or nuts and bolts to secure.

You are done.

Note: There will be unused screws, as extra screws are included with each cage

HQ 22622 Medium Amazons Bird Cage Features

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 11:39:00 +0000

HQ Medium Amazons Bird Cage Features:
- Dimensions: 62'' height, by 26'' length, by 22'' depth
- Inside Height: 39.5''
- Weight: 70 lbs
- Bar Thickness: 1/9''
- Bar Spacing: 1''
- Includes open arch top, surrounding seed catchers, large front cathedral door w/steel locking latch, 3 feeder doors, 3 stainless steel dishes, 2 straight pine perches, 4 easy-gliding casters, slide-out grate, and slide-out tray
- Made from Iron-Wrought Steel with a beautiful baked Powder-Coated, Non-toxic finish

HQ Medium Amazons Bird Cage is ideal bird cage for: medium-size birds such as greys, amazons, eclectus, mini macaws.

HQ 92217C Bird Cages Victorian with Cart Stand Features

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 11:11:00 +0000

HQ Bird Cages Victorian Features: - Dimensions: 64'' height, by 22'' length, by 17'' depth- Inside Height: 32.5'' - Bar Thickness: 1/9'' - Bar Spacing: 3/5'' - Includes openable scroll top, bottom storage bin, front door w/steel locking latch, 3 feeder doors, 3 stainless steel dishes, 2 straight pine perches, 4 easy-gliding casters, slide-out grate, and slide-out tray- Made from Iron-Wrought Steel with a beautiful, baked Powder-Coated, Non-toxic finish

HQ Bird Cages Victorian is ideal bird cage for: small birds such as cockatiels, quakers, conures, pionus, caiques.

HQ 16421 Double Flight Bird Cage Features

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 16:56:00 +0000

HQ Double Flight Bird Cage Features:
- Dimensions: 62'' height, by 64'' length, by 21''
- Inside Height: 35''
- Weight: 97 lbs
- Bar Thickness: 1/13''
- Bar Spacing: 1/2''
- Includes removable center partition, strorage bin, 2 front doors w/steel locking latch, 2 breeder box doors, 2 plastic dishes, 2 straight pine perches, 6 easy-gliding casters, slide-out grate, and slide-out plastic tray
- Made from Iron-Wrought Steel with a beautiful, baked Powder-Coated, Non-toxic finish

HQ Double Flight Bird Cage is ideal bird cage for: tiny birds such as finches, canaries, parrotlets, parakeets, lovebirds; small birds such as cockatiels, quakers, conures, pionus, caiques.

HQ BB61818 Large Parrot Aviary Cage Features

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 16:32:00 +0000

HQ Large Parrot Aviary Cage Features: - Dimensions: 68'' height, by 36'' length, by 31'' depth- Cage Only: 34'' Width, 59'' Height - Inside Height: 48'' - Weight: 80 lbs - Bar Thickness: 1/14''- Bar Spacing: 1/2''- Two Aviary Cups Two Wood Perches See Tray - Heavy duty casters - Powdered coated and Non-Toxic - Toy or bird is not included in this item if the picture shows any toy or bird.- Made from Iron-Wrought Steel with a beautiful, baked Powder-Coated, Non-toxic finish.
More Info
- The bars color depend on the ordered color.- Whole cage is the same color.- There is a hook hanging on top.center partinside the cage- There is No seed guards for this model.- Cage itself is 31" and the roof is 36"- The cage have pull out tray.- Each panel (there are 6 panels in this cage) measures 18x48- About doors - 2 hang over type doors. The doors are hinged on one side, they slide up and at that point "unhook" from the panel and may be opened it is a standard cage door with a hinge on 1 side.Door - 9" X 16"Breeding door - 3 1/2" X 5 1/2"When you remove the grates there is a gap but... this cage has a special flaps that hang over the opennings when the trays or grates are removed.

The HQ Large Parrot Aviary Cage is ideal bird cage for: small birds such as cockatiels, quakers, conures, pionus, caiques and tiny birds such as finches, canaries, parrotlets, parakeets, lovebirds.

HQ 36432 Macaw Double Bird Cage Features

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 08:16:00 +0000

HQ Macaw Double Bird Cage Features:
- Dimensions: 72'' height, by 64'' length, by 32'' depth
- Inside Height: 60''
- Weight: 285 lbs
- Bar Thickness: 1/5''
- Bar Spacing: 1''
- Includes easy-slide center partition, surrounding seed catchers, 2 large front doors w/steel locking latches, 4 feeder doors, breeder box door, 4 stainless steel dishes, 2 straight pine perches, 4 easy-gliding casters, 2 slide-out grates, and 2 slide-out trays
- Made from Iron-Wrought Steel with a beautiful, baked Powder-Coated, Non-toxic finish.

The HQ Macaw Double Bird Cage is ideal bird cage for: medium-size birds such as greys, amazons, eclectus, mini macaws; large birds such as cockatoos, macaws.

HQ 82620 Medium Parrot Bird Cage Features

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 07:59:00 +0000

HQ Medium Parrot Bird Cage Features:
- Dimensions: 68'' height, by 26'' length, by 20'' depth
- Inside Height: 36''
- Weight: 71 lbs
- Bar Thickness: 1/9''
- Bar Spacing: 3/5''
- Includes openable scroll top, surrounding seed catchers, front door w/steel locking latch, 3 feeder doors, 3 stainless steel dishes, 2 straight pine perches, 4 easy-gliding casters, slide-out grate, and slide-out tray
- Made from Iron-Wrought Steel with a beautiful, baked Powder-Coated, Non-toxic finish

The HQ Medium Parrot Bird Cage is ideal bird cage for: small birds such as cockatiels, quakers, conures, pionus, caiques.

HQ 22622 Bird Cage Assembly Instruction

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 13:19:00 +0000

1. Carefully open the box and remove contents.
2. Study the diagram.
3. Attach the 4 casters to the legs.
4. Attach the legs to the stand frame and screw up with short machine screws. Make sure to leave the side with bar open. This side is for the cage to sit on.
5. Take the four panels of the cage. Attach both side panels to the front and back panels.
6. Put on the top (2 curved panels) and screw.
7. Put in the perch at desired level.
8. Attach feed cup rings to the feed cup door.
9. Slide in the grate and tray.
10. Put on seed guards.

Note: There will be unused screws, as extra screws are included with each cage

HQ 16421 Bird Cage Assembly Instruction

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 12:40:00 +0000

1. Carefully open the box and remove contents
2. Study the diagram
3. Attach the 3 stand pieces
4. Attach the stand shelves
5. Take the universal unit in the center, which holds the divider.
6. Attach the back panels
7. Attach the side panels
8. Attach the front panels
9. Attach the top
10. Attach the divider
11. Insert the grates and trays
12. Insert the perch and feed cups

Note: There will be unused screws, as extra screws are included with each cage

HQ 21816 Cage Assembly Instruction

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 21:43:00 +0000

HQ 36432 Cage Assembly Instruction

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 21:38:00 +0000

There are a total of 3 boxes

1. Carefully lay the box on the floor and remove the parts.
2. Review the enclosed diagram.
3. First, install the wheels to the appropriate panels (6 total).
Front and back panels each get one wheel.
Center panels with divider each get 2 wheels.
4. Have 2nd person hold the center panel or lean against wall with secure stoppers
Ensure that the panel is secure, as wheels keep it from staying in place.
5. Attach the four panels to the center panel.
Ensure the panels with the doors are facing the correct direction.
Once the panels are installed, the cage can stand free.
6. Attach side panel with feed cups.
Ensure feed cup doors are facing the correct direction.
7. Attach the two top corners (curved)
8. Attach the top of the cage.
9. Attach the grate and tray fit.
10. Install the feed cups and perches.

Note: There will be unused screws, as extra screws are included with each cage.

HQ BB61818 Cage Assembly Instruction

noreply@blogger.com (HQ Bird Cages) — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 12:42:00 +0000

Approximate Assembly Time: 1 Hour – 1.5 Hours

Tools Needed: Flat head screwdriver, pliers

It is recommended that you complete this part of the assembly outside. You will need to be in space higher than normal ceiling height to make cage base construction easier.

1 Stand up two side panels – make sure the doors are facing out. There are two panels with open slots on the bottom to facilitate access to the pull out trays and grills. Those two panels need to be side by side.

2 Slide long slide bars down to connect two side panels

3 Continue this procedure all the way around, but do not connect the last slide bar

4 Run galvanized bar, finished side up (this is not referring to the smooth side, but the side with the extra strip) across the cage where one end fits between the two side panels with the pullout slots. This bar must be flush with the top lip that runs around the lower portion of the cage as this is where the pull out grills will rest. It is critical that this part is properly assembled and that when finished the gap around the trays is ½ inch or less. If the gap is any larger than that, sugar gliders would be able to escape.

5 Place galvanized pan sharp side down over the bottom lip of the galvanized bar.

6 Install second galvanized pan

7 Install the final slide bar so cage base construction is now complete

It is recommended that you complete the final stages of assembly inside as the roof width may be too large to fit through most doors.

8 Slide the trays into pan slots … Slide the grill over the trays to rest on the grill holders on the side panels of the cage and the resting on top of the galvanized bar. When this part is assembled properly there will be very little space creating a secure environment for your critters in their new home.

9 To begin roof assembly, connect 2 pieces of roof as shown in enclosed exploded view picture

10 Fasten the top holes with supplied hardware (nut and bolt) . Hand tighten only

11 Attach all pieces of the roof. After the roof is completely assembled, tighten all bolts.

12 Attach the top finishing piece to cover the hole on top of the roof.

13 Place roof on top of cage. Use supplied hardware (nut, bolt, two washers) to connect the roof by going through the lower hole and the roof line and going through the holed tab on the cage base.

14 Tighten all screws with screwdriver after roof is completely connected.

15 Install casters.

Security Check

Once assembly is completed, check all the doors and make sure that they fasten securely. The large doors slide down to lock into place and if properly closed are inescapable by sugar gliders.

The smaller doors slide up and down. We’ve included two cable ties to keep these doors permanently shut as we’ve found we don’t use them much with our deluxe cage. Of course, other types of clip may be used, but we do suggest you lock these doors down in some manner

Another safety suggestion we would like to offer concerns the openings on the bottom of the cage where the trays pull out. Flaps cover these openings. We’ve included four magnets (two for each door) to keep the flaps shut tight. Arnold has managed to get his flap open to visit with me in the middle of the night and since we started using magnets, Arnold can no longer visit unless invited!

NOTE: We talked our distributor into including flaps with this cage (this has not been part of the design until recently) and in the process we had to trade out the feed cups! Unfortunately we did not know that the cups were excluded until we received our shipment, and this conflicts with information on our website! We believe that gaining flap covers is a much bigger gain than loss of feed cups …. Most standard size clip on feed cups will work well with this cage design.

We hope you and your birds or sugar gliders enjoy the new habitat!

Directions to modify the two large doors to make one big giant door!

This suggestion is from one of our customers in the Seattle area! We wish we would have thought of doing this sooner. It does make cage management and placement of large toys very simple! Thanks to Marc for this idea.

Cut the part of the cage separating the 2 larger doors loose (6 cuts of horizontal wires--need a small hacksaw, metal blade on jig saw or bolt cutters). Be careful to be sure you cut the right place and not ruin the cage.

Then (I did this first before cutting) use either short pieces of steel or copper wire, or possibly plastic "zip ties" to connect the free section of cage to the upper and lower doors. I used flexible steel wire (about 12 guage) and twisted it tight with pliers in 4 places on upper and lower sides.

You end up with a nice big door 26 inches tall by 9 inches wide! It latches the same as before and is totally secure. Took less than 10 minutes.