48 inch Heavy Duty Dog Crate, Steel Dog Kennel with Wheels, Indoor/Outdoor Use, Feeding Gate, Chewproof, Secure, Easy to Clean, Easy to Install, Moneysaving

Easy to assemble and had instructions but they weren't very clear. The bowls were bent and the holder for the bowls were bent. The bottom tray is very odd to assemble and the wheels get in the way if you put the tray on first. I gave up on the bottom tray and it's wobbly and drags on the floor. To me this is not worth the $250, the price should be less for such cheap material. Other than that, my fur baby adjusted quickly to it and seems to like it.

It’s tough to find a 48” dog crate. This one is sturdy. Love that it has 3 openings and wheels. The floor of it is thick, not wire - which is great for any dog especially larger ones. Pretty easy to put together. I’d recommend grabbing utility carabiners for the brackets. The brackets are okay but I could see the dog being able to open it eventually.

Rocko loves it. It looks nice, was easy to assemble, and is actually sturdy. At first I laughed at the latches, as they seemed weak compared to all of the other components being so nice. But the latches and internal locks work great. We are happy with our purchase, and so is he. I'll update if anything changes, but I'd definitely recommend this product.

The package is very heavy so unless you're confident lifting an awkward box that's close to 100 pounds, I wouldn't recommend carrying it by yourself - otherwise, a fantastic, REAL steel cage for a good price. You get what you pay for. Very heavy though. Delivery driver actually dropped it when carrying up to my porch - which could have led to the damage of the bowls and that one bar for the feeder (fixed easily with manually pressing the dents out of the bowls with fingers and using a hammer to reshape the steel rod connecting the feeder). Still, VERY happy with my purchase would recommend to any separation anxiety dog owners (I have a very large Rottweiler if that tells you anything). IF your dog is real smart, they can maybe flip the latch lock with their tongue and get out, BUT there is a hole to put a padlock on, or even a lock ring for both locks. But we have not found that necessary yet. Cheers

Firstly, as you can see from the picture, the feeding station part was extremely damaged as well as the bowl it came with. For the feeding station I just hammered it back to its proper form. This only came with one bowl, and it’s supposed to come with two. Amazon doesn’t replace just parts or pieces so you have to do a full return, which I was not going to do because I put it together already. Overall it wasn’t difficult to put together, but I recommend laying out your pieces first so you don’t get the screws mixed up. Other than that it does just what I needed it to do, so I’m mostly satisfied. I’m just hugely disappointed that I don’t have the other bowl and the bowl I got was damaged.

So fair so good

Very Sturdy. Not very easy to build because of instructions being very vague. Just illustrations and not clear cut.Tried to chew through it but just managed to scratch it up.Shes only in it for a few hours but still wants out.Can't say I blame her.I would give five stars if not for the badly written instructions.Took me a while to build but was worth it in the end.I recommend it.P.s.. A lot of people said bowls were damaged. Mine were too. I didn't plan on using them at all since she will only be imprisoned for a total of less than 2 hours. If that.So this didn't matter but both were all bent up.

We upgraded to this crate after our dogs learned to escape from their wire crate. It seems pretty escape proof and much sturdier than our old crate due to the thicker bars. The front latches also have spots to put snaps across to keep the front doors closed and the front doors open fully and flat against the front of the crate so you won't bash your leg on an ajar door if you decide to leave it open. I like how it blends with our furniture so it isn't as much of an eyesore. Only downside in my opinion is the open slatted flooring because I worry about toes getting stuck in the slats but this is fixed by a board or snug fitting bed. It was easy to assemble and the dogs seem pretty comfortable in it.