Arlopu 44.1/38.6/29.1 Large Dog Crate Furniture, Side End Table, Mordern Kennel, Wooden Heavy-Duty Dog Cage, Dog House, Indoor End Table, Night Stand,w/Removable Tray, Double-Door, 3mm(Dia) Wire

The cage was great for a while. It matched our furniture, and doubled as a coffee table. The dog loved it too. Until we came into firework and storm season. If you have a high anxiety dog or a heavy chewer, it won't last long. We managed to make it 5 months before our dog escaped from it. She has broken both doors and has started on other side.

Great product!! Easy assembly, sturdy!! Looks so much better than the eye sore crate before.

One of the handles popped off the metal, only used 3 times prior. and the bottom is grated- dog can not lay in it without a bed or blanket on the bottom. Not the sturdiestBut we do like how it looks in our living room

This product is very good but the handles are hard to work.

This crate was easy to assemble but the wire sides of the crate are very flimsy. My 35 pound dog was able to break out of it twice. The first time we could bend it back to place but after this second time, we are unable to and had to removed the door.

This item in very flimsy it would never work for my dog if I was leaving him in it! Looks nice though

This cage is very flimsy... I'd say the wire gauge is half that of a generic low-end portable/folding crate from any box store. My dog is a 6-month old Corgi, pretty small for the crate size (bought it to house two dogs in a pinch, actually) but the first time we penned him up, he mangled the door and was able to bust out. In addition, the bolt hole for one of the under-tray supports was misaligned and kept stripping bolts (which are very soft metal and easy to destroy this way). The whole thing is just cheap quality all around.For the price, I get that we're mostly paying for looks with a "furniture-style" crate like this, but I expect it to be a functional product and be able to contain a pet under reasonable use. This crate is not, in fact I'd say it's a complete waste of money, and have already begun the return process. In the meantime, until we find something better, that low-end generic portable crate I mentioned is doing the job much better!

This crate is not built heavy duty at all. The doors are flimsy and the entire bottom has gave out bc my dog is growing. This would have been a great crate if the grate at the bottom was made of stronger metals and it would've been more tack on it to keep it in place. All 4 tiny tacks have broken and the grate and the pan is sliding from underneath my dog. Now I'm back to square one on finding my dog another crate. It looks nice but that's about it.