Could two of these cages be put side-to-side with the side flaps down so it would make one really long cage?
67388
Yes. That is exactly why I bought two. I remove the side panels of both cages and use tie straps to connect the cages. My rabbit is 13lbs so one cage is too small.
67389
The side door does not take up the whole side. Also, it is on the longer side, so they would not connect end to end. I am not sure if you could make it work or not. My first guess is no. Sorry.
1653621
If they don't fight you can put them together. But I think 3 birds is too much for the size of the cage.
2043461
I think you can move it to one side or the other, but it has to be at the level where you see the top and bottom of the cage meeting.
1759239
There would be room for one below the other. I don't know how well one would adhere onto the other.
785913
I think two in the same rack would not fit, bottom area is slightly bigger.
505361
Not really. There are pre-drilled holes on the one side. I suppose you could drill your own on the opposite side and fill the existing holes with putty or something.
1288205
It's possible, depending on the thickness of the existing padding. But keep in mind that because this is roll cage padding the hole is off-center, so one side is thinner
144481
Not sure how you would divide the space between the two,you might be better off looking for a cage that is meant to be divided from the get go. This is an all one space cage.
75553
It's been a while since I assembled mine, but from looking at it just now, I'd say it probably could be done as two separate units. You might have to figure out a way to cut the "legs" on the second unit a little to stabilize it, but I think it could work. No guarantees here, but those are my thoughts!
646673
If you were to buy two cages, you can use both bottom plates and then have top and bottom rails. Or just buy a mount for the top and separate rails
2212594
No ....but if you need a bench like this? You are most likely crafty enough to find a way to attach 2 together..and I would think just putting 2 next to each other would be fine.....they are kind of heavy...
1898578
Sorry this took so long. Yes, I think that 2 will fit in, however unless you added an extra cross-bar or laid the cage on the rack bars themselves that the cage might have some support problems in the center.
1899565
Yes it would easily be big enough for two. It is very large and easy to clean. Very nice cage. In fact I bought it because the breeder I purchased my Mini Lops from had one and highly recommended it.
708056
Yes. There are 4 spring clips attached to one side of the end panel, so you could definitely connect two enclosures together.
1915327
Well..... you would have to cut a hole in the top/bottom of the cages (or remove the top/bottom partitions) and make sure there are no sharp edges. Then you'd have to secure the cages really, really well, to each other. And finally, to make sure it's not tippy, You'd probably want to either weight the bottom or fasten it to a base of some sort. Quite a lengthy and involved process when you'd likely be better off just buying a larger, sturdier cage.
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They are designed to side by side. (You would be missing a side if separated.) But if you had multiple sets, you could change up the configurations, or add to. Hope that helps.
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I would most definitely say yes. Both sides are very roomy for two love birds on each side. Nice size food dishes and nice size doors. Hope you enjoy your cage and your birds if decide on this cage that is ����037;