Acrobird, Medium Play Tower, 54-Inch H by 22-Foot D by 32-Inch L, Green

We had a floor-base tower for our African gray parrot who has a bad habit of throwing his peanuts in the tray, our dog used to get them and chew them up on the living room floor. We got this in hopes of preventing the mess and it worked! The base is high enough off the floor to keep the dog from rooting through it. The perches are sturdy, and the loops hold his bells and toys nicely.My only major drawback is that there are no locking mechanisms on the wheels so it rolls around a bit (when cleaning it) if you're not careful.It cleans easily and isn't slippery for the bird to hold onto.

I'd give this piece of crap a minus five. The designer put screw holes so close to the middle that there was no allowance for a screwdriver handle to be held to put screws into holes that were drilled entirely too small to screw in anyway, Plus one of the perches wouldn't even fit into the hole, period. Holes too small, screws too fat, and unless you have an ice pick to line up screws to lower holes, plan on spending your day huffing and puffing trying to get them to line up and fit. So I got screwed out of a bottom perch. What a farce.

My daughter and son-in-law have an African Grey parrot, and I get to bird sit when they are away. She has a sweet nature, and is enjoyable as a pet, but she is unbelievably messy - feathers, bits of food, paper, toys, excrement all over the place - and she needs to be out of her cage and sociable. This perch arrangement gives her plenty of space for her toys and food, and the table contains most of the debris so it doesn't scatter out over the floor. I would wish the rim were about 3" high, but I can fold newspaper to extend it. It's easy to clean and to move (the wheels are directional and are firmly attached to the table and don't come off when the table is lifted over a threshold.It was easy to assemble - until I got to the perches. The directions say to inset them into the upright pipe and insert a screw at the bottom to fix them firmly. I gave up and used epoxy adhesive - much better. It's also very green which I did not expect from the picture. The bird accepted it, so that's fine. I've also wrapped her favorite perches with rope to give her better footing than the plastic.Excellent value.

I like the bird tower but I think the bottom where you would put news papers to collect waste is to high. If you sit down on a chair that is at your face level. I feel that that tray is made to high. If it were lower it would be nicer. If it were not for that it would be great.

After the initial horror of a having a new object presented to her, my Goffin really likes this perch. Nice to have a secondary place for her to be in the living room.Construction is solid, no feeling of instability or cheapness.

I WAS WARNED ABOUT THE QUALITY OF THIS TOWER, BUT PURCHASED IT ANYWAY. NOT MANY TO CHOSE FROM THESE DAYS. THE TOP PERCH THAT HELD THE DISH, SPLIT, AND IS NOT USEABLE. MY AFRICAN GRAY NOW ONLY HAS HALF THE TOP PERCH. I TRIED TO BUY A REPLACEMENT PERCH FROM THE ONE THAT SPLIT, BUT SO FAR CANNOT MAKE CONNECTION TO DO SO. THE STAND ITSELF IS OK, JUST THE PERCHES THAT ARE ADDED TO THE POLE ARE CRAP.

This is a nice product and worth the price, but it does have one drawback. The perches are pretty slick, which the birds aren't fond of. I would suggest a rubberized coating or something on them.

The amazons are a little scared of it right now. I am just letting them get used to it near their cage. Hopefully one of them will get brave enough to sit on it soon. Seems to be well constructed and it was easy to assemble