Zakkart Dog Crate Furniture Barn Door for Medium Dogs Up to 40 lbs. - Puppy Kennel w/Thickened Farmhouse Top & Steel Bars - 30'' Wide - White Decorative Modern Dog Crate Table, End Table, Nightstand

We wanted something nicer than a metal crate for our English Bulldog. She loves it. She has more privacy than a metal crate. It’s up off the floor a couple inches, it has 2 doors so it’s easy for her to enter/exit and for me to remove her bed as needed. Nice quality like a piece of furniture. Beautiful finish on the Top and large enough and strong enough to place items on top. Ours is a little large so my wife had to help me put it together but the instructions were good and we finished it in about 30 minutes without killing each other.

We purchased 2 of these crates and have waited to see how sturdy they are before reviewing. It has been a couple of months and I can't recommend these crates enough. 1. They look FANTASTIC. These crates are just SO much nicer than the usual crates. The "wood" on top actually looks pretty luxe. 2. Sturdy: though the doors have a bit of give to them due to being sliding barn doors with slide locks, they are secure and sturdy. Our 35lb basset mix was pretty afraid of this crate at first, so we were afraid he'd bust out of it, but in actuality, he is more calm in this crate now than he was in his wire crate. 3. Everyone likes it. From the 8lb dachshund to the 50lb pitbull mix, everyone likes these crates. Yes, the 50lb pitbull like to climb inside-- it's a bit tight for her, but she really likes it. 4. Assembly wasn't too bad-- HOWEVER-- as other reviewers mentioned, you might need to mess with the locks a bit to get them to line up. Overall, these were a VERY solid purchase that I'd recommend if you are looking to upgrade to something nicer.

This is a great kennel for our Cardigan corgi. He has lots of room to flop around, and I like that it’s elevated because there’s a vent under it on the floor and I can use an airflow redirector. Lots of great features, solid construction, good assembly instructions. I am glad we got the Midwest slide out tray in addition to the kennel. But my dog chews. He chewed on both sides as shown in my pics and I didn’t want to get rid of this expensive thing or have it fall apart, so I used mending plates (Lowe’s, HD for a few bucks) to reinforce the spots and prevent him from chewing again. I used two plates per trouble spot, one outside and one inside. I drilled through with a sharp bit, starting very small because the MDF wants to chip if you try and just punch through with a larger bit. I used long bolts on these for two reasons - to ensure that if a nut became loose it would stay and rattle and not just fall off, and also to make it even harder for pup to try chewing the metal. If he tries a chomp there now, he gets a blunt poke in the snoot. This has been a good solution for us. It’s an expensive crate and beautiful, and a few flat silver plates don’t stand out much. You could paint them.

I just want to say on behalf of the maker. This was a very cute idea and it is perfect for small calm dogs or even any layed back kind of breed which was specified . So the only reason I'm returning is because the holes were not in proper place. I highly doubt they are all defected. Just been my luck lately. It's not gonna work for the new rescue it was intended for but my small breed love it and so do I. I just dont have the time to fix the issue . Too much on my plate. Had to order a different one. But for those of you interested. As you can see by my photos how adorable it really is. And its plenty sturdy for trained and well behaved dogs and I think it's the cutest one available. Also I've built my own . I have a 6ft by 3 ft built. Much heavier but I need to specify for those who dont build. You cant buy the material that this has and have it looking this cute for any less than these makers have put out. Ive already done the math. If I didnt have too much going on I'd just fix this myself and pull off the piece and replace it but I dont have time. So please if you are interested in this one. And your dog isnt a bear or growing into one 😂 I think you should buy it. Mabe when I turn this in someone can buy this one for a lower price over a small fix. Im just overwhelmed and I need things to go smooth . If I had the time I'd just keep this one even over building another like it. Ok so I hope this helps. It is well planned. Lack of written instructions. Least on mine but I'm sure you can figure it out. I truly love love love it. And sad that I have to send it back. I'd ask for a discount but they dont do that. If I could get a break for the random imperfection, I'd keep it in a heart beat. In fact I'm praying that something changes before I can send it back. Lol but I'm an honest person and I do not want to bash the Maker of this adorable crate. It was a super cute and convenient idea. I'm sure the price will rise on these before I can get another . So this is on a promotional sale. Im thinking they wont be on this sale for long. Just sayin. Good luck. Oh this puppy in the photo is an 8 week old pit bull mix who is also teething. ( i had to keep him out so he would not chew the wood. It is mostly Holy wood but sturdy. Hardware all good and all there even extra and the top is beautuful. Very heavy nice looking and makes the crate look like a solid pretty piece for any kind of room 😊❤. That's the truth and again. Do look at the photos. It looks even better in person. One last thing . This pup even if he got to 40 lbs and stopped . Would fit just fine but he is gonna need stronger. And I like to leave extra room for mine. I'm a good momma 😂😎😁 I'm thinking that this randomly happened to me for a good purpose because I dont need this one . I really just want it for extra and looks. 😉

Bigger and a much better quality than expected. Easy to assemble. Adequate space for my medium sized 40 lb beagle

Solid crate. Door isn't going to keep a dog in thats not trained already to stay so keep that in mind. Other than that I love it. My dog is a puppy a d is being trained to not try and get out.

I am absolutely thrilled with this dog crate. I have a small 14 lb pom/pug. She has slept in her crate every night since I rescued her 5 years ago. I've always just had the usual wire crate. I had gotten so tired of looking at it so I purchased this lovely piece. Its the perfect size for her. As far as the piece itself, it seems to be very sturdy. The top is heavy and seems to be actual wood, if not it certainly looks it. Everything went together easily and all screw holes lined up perfectly. I just love this dog crate and wish I would have purchased years ago!

Beautiful pieces of furniture that are functional and sturdy. I had two of these for my Australian Cattle Dogs, one 35 pounds and the other 40 pounds. The crates were sized as advertised and therefore slightly too large for our pups, but it gave them plenty of space to lounge about. Our dogs really liked the windows for visibility. It was also straightforward to assemble, and the plastic insert made it easy to clean. Our dogs were already crate trained, but when it was time for food they would launch themselves in at full speed. The crates held up well, and the only inconvenience was the plastic insert sliding out when they ran in. Adding a stopper fixed the issue. We primarily used the barn doors, which would pop off occasionally from an eager entry but were very easy to put back. Given that the barn doors are on a sliding rack, I wouldn't recommend these crates for escape artists. Overall I would highly recommend for crate trained pups. It's a beautiful addition to the home, and it lasted us 2 years until each of our pups passed away.