I ordered the large size for my Green Cheek Conure, and I love it! It came with no printed instructions, but it came with a link to "copy and paste" (which I was too lazy to do, so I just searched for the video, which there are a ton of, but all the wrong ones, so I ended up just typing in the direct link) But, overall it was very easy to put together. (it came with a handy dandy tool, but I opted to use a drill). Poopy tray did come a tiny bit dented, and is easily dentable, but that's okay. As soon as I got it put together, Conure West jumped right on to it and started to play. I added some extra toys just for extra fun, and he loves it, he sits in the window and looks out on our porch and watches the bees fly by. Was definitely worth the money, would 100% purchase again.

*update*
I clean out the bowls daily, but I never dry them, just let them air dry. Today, I dried out the inside of the water bowl with a paper towel, and there was like that gray metal residue on it. (Pic) who knows what kind of terrible things this was leeching into my water?!

Ok, so I've had table stands like this one in the past for my cockatiels but I haven't bought one in a long time. Til now. I searched different ones, paid extra special attention to the ratings, and since this was within the price range I was willing to spend for something my bird will shred with her big beak, I decided to take a chance.

Let me start by saying it was easy to put together. I just looked at the picture and got it done. All the screws came with it, a very nice screwdriver that will be added to my toolbox, and I like the removable tray. It's big enough for my Indian Ringneck which is what was really important. It didn't come with any real toys so I bought a pack to add to it. She's a destroyer, even ate completely through a wall once and fell down between the sheets of drywall and I had to break through from the other side to rescue her. It's not that she doesn't have toys, she does, she's just a tiny destroyer, always has been. I wanted someplace for her to sit when I'm on my computer so she isn't constantly trying to break the keys off the keyboard. I worried she'd be afraid of this stand but I put her on it, enticing her with a treat and she sat on it for about 60 seconds before taking the treat and flying back to her cage. Baby steps.

Today I have it in the living room and I'm sitting next to it in hopes that she'll stay on it and actually play. She's playing with one of the toys I added because it has a bell at the end. See, she doesn't chew bells, she smacks them when she's angry to let me know she's mad. Currently she's just exploring. It's a good sign.

Now for the bad part. The ladder in the picture? Yeah, doesn't reach the tray so it's literally just swinging about 2 inches above it. When I was CAREFULLY screwing the pieces together, going slowly because I know dowel rods can split pretty easily, I noticed one splitting down the middle as I was putting the screw in. I'm not happy about that but I was 95% done and I wasn't taking the whole thing apart to return it when I'd already practically finished it. I'll wrap it at some point with tape to give her better grip but to also strengthen that particular rod.

She's exploring, which is what I wanted, and she's having fun. She's not trying to eat the top of my door for the moment so I count that as a win.

Oh, now she's actually chewing the wood above the bowls. Yay! Maybe my walls will be saved.

Maybe.

So glad delivery was delayed and I was able to cancel the other (colored and glue together one) I ordered and purchased this one! This for my 2 parakeets. My Rosey Bourke is bigger than my other 'keet. It is super sturdy and easy to put together. I used a Rachet screwdriver and substituted a couple of longer scews in a few places. Not sure about the baby bottle and pacifier on the plastic chain...will probably swap those out. This will give me the ability to rotate ropes and other toys. I am really happy I went with the large to accomodate them both. They have yet to go on it but I see lots of play time in their future.

I'm pretty satisfied with the large play stand. It's pretty sturdy too. My cockatiel already seems to be liking the play stand on her first day with it. She seems happy.

There's only two small reasons why I didn't give this product five stars. The first thing is that I noticed the metal tray that comes with the play stand was a bit dented in about five or so spots. It's not anything that would cause any problems though. I just don't like damage on something I bought new. My other issue is the bell and pacifier toys that came on the plastic chain that runs from one end of the play stand to the other. The bell is something I removed from the play stand immediately. It was so delicate and cheap, I was afraid of my cockatiel ripping part of th bell off and possibly choke on a piece of it. The pacifiers have nothing wrong with them, technically. I'm just not a fan of the plastic pacifier toys. The toys aren't really a big issue though. I'll buy my own toys for her to play with. I wasn't really buying it for the little toy attachments like the bell and plastic pacifiers.

All and all, it was worth getting. Besides those two minor issues, I'm extremely satisfied with the product.

Very expensive for what you get,made of very soft pine,if your bird is a chewer like most birds this Playground will be destroyed in no time,I have a Green Cheek Conure, in 3 weeks theirs already severe damage from chewing, I am constantly sanding to keep it smooth so there is no splinters,it was fairly easy to put together, though they give you the incorrect screwdriver,I got the large size, WOW the small must really be small because the large is not that big,overall over priced for what you get,I do not believe the food bowls are stainless steel just made of steel that will rust over time,honestly this Bird Playground should not cost over $30 for what you get.