Four-Level Stainless Steel Rat Cage Rack
Four-level stainless steel rat cage rack for facilities organizing multi-cage housing within a documented 1975 × 750 × 1850 mm footprint.
Its 370 × 370 × 200 mm cage geometry gives scientists and animal-care teams a starting point for evaluating rat fit, vertical service access, cage changes, observation, watering, waste flow, and room clearance.
Louise Corscadden, PhD
Director of Science · ConductScience
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Key Specifications
Full details →- Model fit
- Rat
- SKU family
- CS-RAT-FOUR-LEVEL-RACK
- Sizing
- Model-specific dimensions confirmed from the selected configuration
- Ordering
- Quote-reviewed before fulfillment
- Category
- Large Animal Housing
- Build notes
- Confirm accessories, station layout, and support needs before purchase
Evaluate vertical housing density without losing service access
A four-level rat rack can organize more housing positions vertically, but density is useful only when staff can reach, observe, and service every cage consistently. The rack should be evaluated as part of a complete colony workflow that includes animal fit, identification, feeding, water checks, handling, waste management, cage changes, sanitation, and room circulation. This dedicated page gives the four-level configuration its own planning context instead of leaving it inside a generic selector.
The rack measures 1975 × 750 × 1850 mm and uses documented 370 × 370 × 200 mm cages. These dimensions help teams review footprint, aisle clearance, doorway access, delivery, and the vertical reach required for occupied positions. Before ordering, compare the cage geometry with the intended rat size, stocking, study duration, enrichment, observation, and institutional animal-care plan. The exact cage count and service interfaces are confirmed in the quote.
Vertical arrangement changes the way staff work. Review visibility at each level, safe cage support during removal, the location of clean supplies, and how used cages or waste move away from the rack. If routine procedures require frequent animal access, confirm that doors and working clearance support that schedule without blocking adjacent housing.
Watering and waste systems also need deliberate selection. Define how water is supplied and inspected, how leaks or shortages are handled, where feed is delivered, and how waste is contained between cage changes. Cage retention, trays, doors, feeders, water interfaces, and rack mobility can all affect repeatability and staff workload.
Provide ConductScience with the rat size range, colony plan, study workflow, room drawing, staff-access needs, water method, waste process, cleaning route, and delivery path. The quote can then define the cage count, supplied interfaces, accessories, mobility, and placement responsibilities. This makes the four-level format a controlled operational choice, not simply a way to add vertical capacity.
Features & Benefits
Rack dimensions
- 1975 × 750 × 1850 mm
Cage dimensions
- 370 × 370 × 200 mm
Layout
- 4 levels
Species
- Rat
Configuration review
- Cage count, watering, feeding, retention, waste, and mobility confirmed in quote
Setup Guide
What’s in the Box
- Selected four-level stainless steel rat rack; cage count and service components confirmed in the quote
What is the main planning issue with a four-level rack?
Confirm that staff can observe, reach, support, remove, and service cages safely at every level.
How is the delivered cage count established?
The quote confirms the final cage count, arrangement, and service components.
Which room details matter?
Review footprint, aisles, vertical clearance, cage-removal space, doors, corridors, carts, and final placement.
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