FXW Homeplus Indoor Dog Playpen - Stress-Free and Safe Play, 40 Inch 6 Panels for Puppy and Small Dogs, White│Patented

It was easy to assemble, good quality material, looks nice & keeps my 2 dogs safe.

Was super easy to put together, nice and stable even without securing to a wall or other structure. Great height! This kennel is perfect for what I needed it for. I actually ended up buying three. One to block my front door so my two big dogs couldn't get outside by accident, just an extra security measure to prevent a potential disaster from happening. The second one is actually being used for a bunny home for two bunnies. The third one is to be used as a partition for my dog kennel outside. Very versatile! I'm very happy with this gate I bought plenty of gates in the past and different types of fences for my pets, this is by far the best gate I have ever bought the latch works great on the door also. Where other Gates latches totally failed. I'm not saying it's perfect, but for the price it's great. Would definitely recommend this product.

We got this for our dog who is medium size for having somewhere safe to go when we aren’t home. She loves it as apposed to a cage. Heavy duty but easy to put together doesn’t slid one the floor because of the stoppers. Looks nice too. Really happy! Oh and the latch is great our last on from and other company was super hard to open.

The media could not be loaded.  This dog is very smart and very tenacious. I think he may eventually figure out a way to defeat the crate monster but so far so good. I did have to buy heavy duty carabiner clips to go around the gate for extra security. In this video you can see where I forgot to put the clip on the bottom and he is trying to push and then pull it open. Even though he was able to move it this much, he did not escape and did not damage to holding area at all. He has also tried to jump over it but has yet to succeed. He may centrally figure that out. I do have another dog that would be able to get out of here in 10 seconds flat but he also pulled a hinge off of an impact dog crate high anxiety crate so it wouldn’t be fair to compare with that dog. Be warned though, if your dog is really good at pulling metal apart this probably would not work for you.Pros: gives my dog extra room if he doesn’t want to be in his crate but keeps him out of anything he shouldn’t be in. It was easy to set up and has proven to be pretty sturdy so far.Cons: Too lightweight. He can easily push and pull it and would probably knock it over if I hadn’t attached it to his crate. The door latch is flimsy and I had to extra clips to ensure it would remain closed.

Starting with the packaging, my initial impressions of this puppy pen were very high. The packaging includes soft foam sleeves around every other panel so they don't rub together in transit. The pins that hold the panels together were zip tied securely between the panels so they weren't banging around either. There were even extra parts included for alternate configurations and replacement anti-rattle bushings.Assembly went together very nicely. There are instruction but they aren't really needed. Hold two panels next to each other, slide one of the connecting pins through the bushings on the panels. Repeat until the entire ring is put together.My older large breed dog just had knee surgery and needed to be confined to a small area. I tried using the puppy pen and it worked until I left her unsupervised. She "escaped" by pushing on one side until the entire pen rolled onto its side and collapsed. She escaped but the pen was not damaged. Fastening one side to a wall solved that issue and the pen was more than study enough to resist moderate pushes against it.Assembly and disassembly is simple and only takes a few minutes; however, it isn't something you would want to do multiple times a day. Eight panels connected together is too unwieldy to move from room to room without assistance. I will buy another one of these when I get a puppy next spring so I can have one upstairs and one downstairs.

My young kitty cat had kittens and they were growing out of their zippered canvas playpen fast. I needed a relatively large easy to assemble customizable enclosure for them where they could move around more comfortably and play. This item appeared to be a perfect way to transition them into a larger space where I could keep an eye on them and monitor their safety. Although this pen says it's made for dogs, a few reviewers said they used this enclosure for cats and other small animals like rabbits and guinea pigs, so I decided to give it a try. Firstly, the box is extremely heavy. I had to break it open and bring in a few panels at a time because it was too heavy for me to hoist through the door by myself. There are many positive features about this enclosure. It was very easy to put together once I clipped the zip ties and pulled the pieces apart. I have a limited amount of space in my house so I used six panels and the gate for my kittens' enclosure and placed the additional panels in a separate room. It's big enough for a few small litter boxes, some bedding and toys, a smallish cat tree and their feeding bowls, which is great. The material is fairly sturdy but not so heavy that when you put it together you can't drag the panels and make the enclosure larger or smaller to fit your needs. You may want to build yours on carpet so it doesn't slip and slide. I also like that the enclosure comes with a gate, which makes it easy for me to get in and out to feed and clean. Now the drawbacks. It quickly became apparent that the material used in the panels is extremely soft and malleable. How do I know? Because one of the kittens figured out a way to contort his head and body sideways through the spaces at the bottom of the panels and escape. The material was soft enough to accommodate him leaving the enclosure of his own accord. But the other kittens figured out a different way to break out. I purchased the 40" height pen but quickly found out how agile kittens are and how easy it is for them to climb out of a space that isn't completely enclosed. Hence, the canvas pen with the zip top is still employed when I need them completely contained because this enclosure has no top on it. Finally, be careful with the gate. Make sure you shut it firmly. Check that it's secure by gently pulling on it to make sure the mechanism is solidly in place. A couple of times I thought it was closed firmly but found out it wasn't. Overall, I like this enclosure and am happy I made the purchase. It's a good size and the ease of assembly was a huge plus. The price was also lower than many of the other pens being offered. However, the kittens get out on a regular basis, which is kind of stressful. I wish the panels had been made with narrower spaces so they can't squeeze through them. Also it would have been extremely helpful had the manufacturer provided some sort of covering for the top. I realize the pen is primarily for dogs but this item was the only one I could find that was simple to assemble and affordably priced. If you are looking to house rabbits, a small dog or maybe adult cats you may have an easier time using this pen. With growing kittens, you'll likely have to work a lot harder to keep them inside.