Fixed recovery cage banks
Stainless compartments arranged within a fitted bank, with the cage mix, observation fronts and staff access agreed around the room layout.
Custom fabrication · Veterinary & commercial
A cage bank that works for the patients and the people caring for them.
Veterinary cages
We fabricate stainless veterinary cage banks for clinic holding and recovery areas, with compartment sizes, observation, door access and cleaning details planned around your practice. The whole bank is considered together, from staff reach and animal transfer to removable components and the space needed to clean around it.
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- Clinic layout
- Compartment mix matched to patient needs
- Staff access
- Door swing, reach and latches planned together
- Cleaning detail
- Surfaces and removable parts specified
02 / Price & scope
Indicative custom veterinary cage pricing.
Researched planning estimates in NZD, excluding GST. Cage sizes, number of compartments, door and latch details, removable components and finish determine the final quote.
Discuss your quote with MattSmall stainless clinic cage bank
Supply of a custom bank with two to four compartments, metal doors and latches, stainless internal surfaces and a fixed support frame. The compartment arrangement is agreed with the practice.
$2,500from, + GST per cage bank
Estimated $2,500–$8,500 + GST per cage bank
Details to agree for your job
- Compartment mix based on your patients
- Door openings and latches agreed with staff
- Stainless surfaces and cleanable junctions
- Support frame and room access considered
Scope & other costs
Castors, additional removable trays, specialist clinical equipment, drainage connections, delivery and installation are separate unless included. Oxygen, heating, monitoring or other treatment systems need their own specified equipment and commissioning scope; they are not implied by a stainless cage bank.
03 / Also built here
Plan the rest of your project.
Explore related products and fabrication services from the Patumahoe workshop.
04 / The practical details
Questions about custom stainless veterinary cage banks.
Can the cage sizes and arrangement be customised?
Yes. Send your preferred patient mix and a room plan, including staff working space and doors. We can combine different compartment sizes or include removable dividers, then check how animals will be transferred and how staff reach each compartment.
How do you make the bank practical to clean?
We agree internal junctions, surface finish, removable parts and any drainage with the practice before fabrication. Tell us your cleaning products and routine, and whether you prefer a solid cage floor or a specified removable arrangement. Those details shape the stainless construction.
Can you include one-handed latches and castors?
Yes. We can select and integrate suitable latches and castors around staff preferences and the loaded bank. Door retention, braking, stability and room thresholds are considered together. Your team can confirm the hardware arrangement before the bank is made.
Can you coordinate a wider veterinary fitout?
Yes. Cage banks, stainless preparation benches, wash-up surfaces and storage can be quoted together. Send the complete room brief and any supplied clinical equipment requirements so interfaces and responsibilities are agreed. Treatment equipment is specified separately from the fabricated furniture.
How it works
Spec, quote, fabricate, hand over.
01
Spec
We confirm size, materials, the loadings or spec and how it will be used.
02
Quote
It is all priced before any steel is cut, so there are no surprises.
03
Fabricate
Built in the Patumahoe workshop to the agreed spec.
04
Handover
Collection, delivery and any installation are arranged as agreed in your quote.
Let’s make it fit
Show Matt what you’re working with.
Send a room plan, the patient sizes you accommodate, your preferred cage arrangement and the cleaning products and routine. Include door clearances, latch preferences, divider requirements, any tray or drainage details and the access route for bringing the finished bank into the building.