We bought 3 of these, because we have a pack (failed fosters!)! For the most part, these are wonderful! They look so much better than traditional crates, especially if you have multiple. The storage areas are nice to keep treats and leashes, etc in, especially if you can find a basket or wooden 'drawer' like I did for that space. The issues I had were in the building instructions, and also we had one piece that was damaged in shipping which was about 3" long and in an unfortunate spot where the dog walks in and out. After almost completely having it assembled, returning it wasn't an option. So, we covered it in duct tape. The directions I wish I had before assembling are as follows: Step 1: number 3 is incorrectly labeled as number 28. Step 3: number 3 is labeled incorrectly as number 28. Step 9: assembly was much easier if you turn it upside down; also, number 12 and 13's labels were switched so look at the holes and screws very carefully where they match up. Step 15: it says number 18 & 19 go together, but it's 19 & 20; it says number 20 & 21 go together, but it's 18 & 21; it says the second 20 & 21 to together, but it's 18 & 21, and the last says 18 & 19 go together, and it's 20 & 17. (Not hard to figure out, especially if you like Lego!) Step 21: You REALLY need 2 people to put the top on and match up 22 screws at once. The 1st one I put together took 4+ hours, the last 2 took me 3 hours. So, plan accordingly! So, far, after having them for 3 months, I can say they are pretty durable and liked by all of our 'pups' from 12lbs to 70lbs!

Sturdy, large piece. It is great four our two dogs. It was a bit difficult to assemble with some pieces not being properly labeled but overall still doable.

Just finished assembling my new double door dog crate. Ready to foster some new companions for our dog, and this crate is perfect for it! First off — it actually looks good. Not like one of those ugly wire cages. This thing has a nice gray wood look, kinda like a fancy TV stand. People come over and don’t even realize it’s a dog crate until they see the dogs inside. Fancy and sneaky! It has a bunch of doors — sliding ones and side ones — which makes it super easy to open up without bonking your knees or running into stuff. The inside floor is flat too, no weird metal bars sticking up, so the pups can chill comfortably. There’s a divider inside that you can take out. So if your dogs are being sassy and need their space, cool. Or you can open it up and make one big space when they’re besties again. Super handy. It feels really solid too. The bars are thick and the wood is strong — not flimsy at all. Plus, there’s storage underneath where I shoved their toys, treats, and some leashes.

Its pretty,and not to hard to put together, but for the size of it the legs could be better for sure and could have been different bottom in the cages

Absolutely love it! Large enough for my golden retriever ( didn’t use the divider ) Just keep in mind it’s going to take a whole day to build - so many parts! Wish it was slightly wider too but good quality. After a couple months I came back to add to this- one of the locks already broke clean off. The wood isn’t very sturdy