Customer Reviews for VEVOR Dog Crate Furniture 72 in Indoor Wooden Dog Kennel with Tray Heavy Duty

Love this for the most part. Pad is lacking but everything else is pretty good. Dont expect any absorbency with it and Ican't imagine its at all comfortable for your pet.

I’m so pleased with the looks and quality of this crate! My husband whipped it together in 30min I love the double real wire latches with two doors. No chance of escapees like some of the ones with one latch. The mat that comes with it perfectly comfy for my young lab and the wire with tray under functional it she ever did have an accident tho none yet! Love it!

It was easy to put together, took maybe 15 min. I bought it for our Golden doodle, but the other dog, a pit/lab mix, goes in there with her. They seem to have plenty of room. They weigh about 70 lbs total.

Love this crate, our dog seems to as well. It replaced an old crate with a board on top mimicking an actual piece of furniture. It is perfect for our needs, and I would recommend it for anyone needing an indoor crate.

This crate is so well built and heavy! My hubby said it’s the easiest he has ever put together! My 2 pups are loving the extra room! Would buy again for sure!!

This crate took several hours for me to set up by myself with one big break/interruption in the middle. I did end up need to back up several steps a few times as I missed some key things on up vs down. Pay attention to where the holes are pictured on the diagram and you should avoid that. I mistakenly used the wrong screw on one of these redos when I got into a hurry and slightly punctured through, but fortunately it was in a location that will not be seen. The diagrams are adequate but could be a little more clear. The crate is very sturdy and attractive although I find the logo on the top and front corner to be a bit more than I like as I prefer understated. The holes all lined up exactly and I had no problems with anything not working although the doors are not exactly aligned. One is just a bit lower than the other. I even switched them around to be sure. If you have a dog that digs at the door, they will rattle, but not sure there's a crate that won't. Overall, I'm pleased with the quality price at just under $170.

It was fairly easy to put together.

This is so awesome! Blue does not mind having to go into this little house. It has so much room and he can see and interact with all of us when he is inside.

This Vevor dog crate is a big step up from the plastic or wire dog kennels so many of us dog owners use. It actually looks like a piece of flat-pack furniture from that big Swedish company that sells the meatballs everyone loves. (You know the one I’m talking about.) It’s a sturdy piece, weighing in at nearly 100 pounds. And it’s plenty big enough for my two small dogs. The quality of this crate is about the same as what you’d get from IKEA (that Swedish store I mentioned)—that is, not fine furniture, but nice to look at and functional. If you like IKEA furniture, you’ll like this. I think this type of furniture is perfectly nice, so, overall, I’d recommend this crate. BUT… be prepared for some frustration when you assemble it. I was initially pleased to see that all the hardware and components are labeled, which makes finding which piece you need for a given step easy. I also like that they include a full-size screwdriver and Allen wrench. Plus, each bag of hardware has one extra piece in it, in case you lose one. All in all the packaging is very thoughtful. The problem comes when you start to assemble it. In my case, everything seemed to proceed very smoothly—until I discovered that I had assembled something in the wrong orientation way back in step one. That meant disassembling what I had done and correcting the orientation. Then reassembling. This actually happened three times during the course of the assembly. Several pieces have to be installed with a particular orientation, or future components will not be able to fit. Sadly, the instructions do not make it clear what this orientation is. For me, that meant some trial and error. very frustrating. I timed myself assembling this, and with the various missteps, it took me one hour 46 minutes working single-handed. I suspect I could have completed it in just about an hour with better instructions. That being said, it was worth the frustration to have a nice piece to show for it. Just be aware that it might take a

First the good news, I gave the unit 5 stars based on appearance and function. It looks good in the room not like a standard cage. It's well made and should last several years, and everything functions nicely. Now the bad news, first it very heavy, should probably come in 2 boxes. I had to open the box outside and bring in a few parts at a time, inconvenient but not a deal breaker. The real issue is the terrible instructions, There are no written instructions only poorly done pictures, to be clear well done picture instructions are acceptable but these are so vague even with reading ahead you can't tell, my unit the sides had no markings and appeared the same After completing the build up to the finial 3 steps I found the door hinges didn't fit properly, which required complete disassembly of the unit back to step one. Best I can suggest is look at everything twice and be sure the sides are in the correct location