Prevue Hendryx Split Roof Cockatiel Cage & Stand Set

Cage and stand set combines style and function.

The tubular metal stand perfectly complements the design and color of the cage and offers two display shelves. The roomy wire cage features a grill floor with a pull-out bottom tray for easy cleaning, generous front access door, a perch, and two cups. Seed guards help keep debris in the cage and off your floor.

Finished in bird-safe enamel.

Assembles in minutes.

• 2 roof sections
• 1 tray basket for stand
• 4 tubular legs for stand
• 1 grille floor
• 2 stand shelves
• 1 cage tray
• 8 sets screws with nuts
• 2 support bars
• 4 cage body pieces
• 1 wood perch
• 4 seed guard pieces
• 2 cups

1. The Cage Stand
   Attach one leg to bottom shelve with screws and nuts, with the nut to the inside. Attach all four legs to the shelf with the curls of the tubular stand to the outside on the top portion, and the holes in the tubing are on the topside (to attach the stand basket).

   Attach the legs to the top shelf with the remaining screws and nuts. Tighten all bolts.

   Insert the cage basket by inserting the pins in the basket bottom into the holes in the top of the cage stand. This will have a snug fit.

2. The Cage
   Place the left side of the cage (short side without seed cup doors) inside the cage basket; be sure the track is facing inward and downward. Attach the back panel of the cage by inserting the male plastic clip into the female receptor. Repeat with right side and front of cage, making sure the all eight clips are in the male/female locked position.

   Insert the two bottom support bars into the bottom of the cage by placing the wire end resting on the back of the cage and the claw end to the front of the cage over the support bar on the cage front. Space the two bars evenly in the cage bottom.

   Insert the bottom grille by sliding into top track.

   Insert the bottom tray by sliding into the bottom track.

   Insert cups and perch.

   Attach cage top by taking the large top section and placing it above the cage wire and gently apply pressure to the cage body to insert the roof mesh under the bent wire clips. Be sure that all four clips have the roof mesh under them and this is secure.

   Use the same method to secure the bottom roof section to the cage making sure that the two roof sections are in tight alignment where they meet in the center of the cage (the bottom section fits slightly under the top section).

3. The Seed Guard
   Use one short guard and one long guard, attach these two pieces together to form a "V". Insert this into one end and side of the cage just above the base of the cage. The guard fits slightly inside and under the first set of cage wire.

   Connect the second end of the guard and fit the connector together. Finish by inserting the final side of the guard and connect both sides of the guard with the connectors. In order for this to provide the proper fit and do its job properly, it may take some adjusting.