large, spacious and high shell walls

Before buying was clear: approx.80cm is the new home to be wide and deep at least 40 for the pair of zebra finches, which unexpectedly found its way to me, and too small a cage inhabited.
Thus I have searched through me intensely. Many cages were made of zinc coated material, others with white mesh braces (residents can hardly look outside-just try it with white and black fly screens on its own window, which makes the effect visible). Still others birdcages quilting adventure this rotary feeding bowls. The system I've looked in the domestic pet trade. Well ... I do not know, I have not been excited and for a normal food bowl the holes are too big.

Then the Symphonie60 pulled shortlisted and that was a good decision.

Now to the cage itself:
- Size: 80cm wide, 50cm deep and 88cm high ca
- The grating part is in one piece, stable and does not have to be plugged together with any plastic clips. Above, a handle with which the cage can actually be transported.
- Grid spacing: 0.9cm. You can see the bars in the center spreading to 1,1cm for a water dispenser or feeder.
- The thin struts are 2mm thick and the thicker 3mm.
- The floor pan has a height of 16cm. Since the sand remains where it belongs and not flying around the apartment.
- Considering the shell with the sand out, however, remains during cleaning time a gap of 3cm height for any escape attempts.
- The attached 4 perches are made of wood. 1 bath house, 1Wasserspender and 4 food bowls are. Taking the dish out makes the hole with a flap closure. If you use a non-food dish I recommend the flap with binding wire to secure. A parakeet with perseverance and sense of humor gets the flap on its own.
-The doors are a bit too small and impractical attached. For a bathhouse it fits, but if you handle inside want (clean, rods grow etc.) you have to pretty bend;) So far, the only downside, but also costs a star.
- The sand box is relatively stable and can be filled with sand well slide into the base tray
- The color of the tray supplied is probably a matter of luck. Mine is gray, the pet store she was dark blue and on the Amazon product image it appears to be beige.