As it is, it’s a terrible cage BUT with a simple modification it’s quite usable.  I wish it had cross wires like the old cages used to, but it’s cheap, and that’s why.  The front doors are a joke...impossible to clean this cage without hurting yourself. I knew that when I bought it but had  plans to see how to modify it when it was put together...turns out to be really easy.  Looking at the front of the cage, we changed a bit of hard ware on the left side...BOTH side panels (top and bottom) now completely open out (separately).  Instead of screwing the top screws of each panel we substituted pull pins.  Take those out and the side panel(s) drop down...allowing full access to the inside of the cage.  I’m attaching pictures to help.  I can also describe the pins we used if you need to know.  The pins hold it together just fine...no loss of integrity.  For a cheap cage, it’ll do just fine.