I own that same cage, I paid somewhat less for it but I can't remember who I bought it from. The size is great, its easy to put together, I did it by myself. With 2 people it would be a snap. Now the bad news. My GW figured out how to escape in about 3 hours. I had to put chains across all the food cup doors using small padlocks (1 chain and 2 padlocks per door) plus a larger padlock on the front door.. It became a real hassle trying to change his food and water bowls twice a day. I finally gave up and moved him back to his old cage which he only escapes from once every month or two. So I then moved my Harlequin Macaw in without chaining up the food and water cup doors. She did not escape, at least not in 3 hours. It took her about 3 weeks. She did not get out though the doors however she got out though the bottom, that cage has 2 grates and 2 trays instead of 1 big one. So she just slide the grate and the tray far enough out the front that she just dropped out the bottom. So now the 2 grates which have handles are now chained shut. I have a smaller version of that cage in SS for my African Grey which is many years older and is a much better made cage. My old SS cage was made in America the new one unfortunately was made in China. I hope this info will be of some use. I feel however that all cages can be escaped from by your average Macaw its just a matter of time. Good luck
