It has a beautiful wooden framework, on a stand with glass panels instead of bars. Inside there are ample branches and perches for the bird or birds to use, even nesting boxes.

There is plenty of space for the birds to fly about in a totally draft free environment. They get plenty of fresh air and there is a facility for timed lighting.

It only takes around five minutes every other day to keep it beautifully clean. The glass panels open outwards for ease of cleaning, plus there are removable trays for removal of debris.

Apart from being a superb living area for your birds, you get a totally clear view of them all the time.

This type of aviarium has been used for over 25 years in the lobbies of hotels, learning establishments, care homes and hospitals and even funeral homes as a feature of interest. The birds can bring a sense of tranquility to public places.

The aviarium has a proven therepeutic quality both for the birds and for the people viewing the birds.

The actual structure is of heirloom quality, all hand made and finished, and the glass is tempered and totally safe.

If you have a wooden bird cage of this style in your home it will always be a talking point for your visitors and will give you endless hours of enjoyment of your birds.

Although as you would imagine, these aviarium are an expensive type of wooden bird cage, but they are beautiful piece of furniture also and will make a real statement as part of your home decor.

Apart from all of that they are a very safe and hygienic environment for your pet birds.

Wooden Bird Cage is a post from: Birds Cages Review

Wooden Bird Cage is from Birds Cages Review

If you feel that your bird would flourish in a wood bird cage and not destroy it easily then you can expect to find examples made from any number of types of wood including Cherry, Oak, Pine, and Maple to name just a few.

It is possible to get a bespoke wood bird cage, but the finish would be something you would have to think long and hard about. Don’t think you can just slap a coat of paint on it, you would have to be very careful that the paint you chose was completely free from toxins.

Your bird will pick and chew at it and if the paint has anything noxious in it then your bird will ingest it and fall ill, perhaps fatally.

I must say here that there are sites online who advertise wooden bird cages and they claim the cages are protected from birds being able to chew or damage the wood. It seems that they are covered on the inside by a wire inner cage, I suppose that makes sense. If you really do want a wooden cage then you should check out these sites online.

Wood isn’t the easiest substance to keep germ-free, germs and bacteria will find their way into the grain of the wood and it will be quite a challenge for you to keep it germ free.

I must warn you most strongly NEVER buy a used wood bird cage because you could be buying yourself a pack of trouble and possibly a health risk to your bird.

You can obviously buy a used wood bird cage if you aren’t going to put a bird in it, if you are going to use it as a decoration, perhaps with flowers or a plant in it.

Wood Bird Cage is a post from: Birds Cages Review

Wood Bird Cage is from Birds Cages Review