EasyCom 78.74" Dog Crate Furniture for 1 or 2 Dogs, Brown (DC102)

I’m really impressed with the quality and ease of assembly. It is sturdy and well made. The locking mechanism works great, latches easy and centered. I love how it sits off the floor. This makes it so easy to clean under and cooler with air flow going all around it. I also don’t have to worry about spiders or bugs going under it. (I live in Florida and although we don’t have bugs it always kinds of concerns me that something could hide under my old dog crate and bite my dogs at night.) I, a woman, put this together all by myself and it was a piece of cake. Good instructions, easy to follow. I suggest using a cordless drill for sure, easy peasy. I have 3 six pound dogs and they all 3 sleep together. I didn’t expect it to sit so tall, a lil overkill for my itty bitties but great if you have a big dog. Plenty of head space. My dogs standing up can’t reach the top ha. Mine have to actually jump up to get inside. There is a bottom brace, again overkill for my pups but def sturdy for a dog of size. I actually bought the wrong bed, wanted one with no solid back but I’m glad I ended up with this one. I think my girls will like the security a wall will give them. They already jump in and out of it and I’ve had it for a couple of hours, so they feel comfortable with it. I got the dark brown and for fake wood it looks really good. I have nothing negative to say about this product. Oh one more thing. There are screw in feet at the bottom. Didn’t think anything of it until I put it in place and it wobbled a little (didn’t know my floor was off) so I unscrewed the foot a little on one side and wah-lah PERFECT! I wish I had bought this years ago…worth every penny!

I purchased this in March of 2025. This was a great purchase. The top is wide and each space for the dogs is very roomy. My dogs love this space and so do I. I bought pee pads to line the bottom (just in case) and it holds each of their dog beds. It's sturdy and didn't take too long to put it together. By far one of my favorite pieces of furniture. It still looks great a year later.

This was a perfect size for my living room. My dogs loved it. Not too hard to build, definitely needs two people.

Beautiful. Easy to assembly, I did it myself. Only issue I had is my anxious German shepherd husky mix was able to bend and pull one of the bars apart by the top and bottom welds. 😬 over all otherwise, multifunction enough that it looks great in my house and I use the top for my plant collection.good stability. Very sturdy product, legs are stable, haven’t noticed any wobbling or anything of the sort and love the removable divider. Great size for my dogs, German shepherd/husky mix one one side and my lab and chihuahua share the other side. Thick wood top and bottom components.

I cannot say enough good things about this kennel! We wanted something functional for our dogs but also beautiful enough to fit our living room decor — and this exceeded every expectation. For reference, we have a 67 lb American Bulldog and a 20 lb Pug, and both fit comfortably and absolutely LOVE it. They went right in and settled down like it had always been theirs. Assembly was surprisingly easy. My husband and son put it together without any major issues, and everything lined up really well. Once assembled, it felt very sturdy and solid — not flimsy at all like some furniture-style kennels can be. The look of it completely transformed our living room. We replaced our old bulky entertainment center with this and it instantly made the room feel cleaner, more modern, and cozy at the same time. It honestly looks like a high-end piece of furniture instead of a dog kennel. We added a few simple decor items on top and now it’s one of my favorite spots in the house. If you want something practical that also elevates your space, this is 100% worth it!

Impressed! 1. I put it together myself (and I’m not good with instructions) the instructions were super easy to follow, everything was labeled with numbers and letters to correspond to steps in the directions. It says 2 people assembly, I only had to use my son once at the very end to line up the top. 2. Very sturdy, looks super pricey 3. Great price! 4. Bonus my dogs have been running in and out on their own and seemed to do very well with it last night for bedtime My dogs are miniature dachshunds, one’s about 9 pounds and the other 14 bc he’s a wire haired mix. Perfect size for them

We’ve had this larger double kennel for over a year now, and it has held up extremely well. One side is used daily by our 70 lb dog, and the other by our 24 lb dog, so it sees consistent use from two very different sizes. Thickness & Durability: The materials feel solid and appropriately thick. Even with a larger, active dog, the structure remains stable and does not wobble or feel flimsy. After more than a year of use, there has been no bending or structural weakness. Latch Quality: The latches feel secure and dependable. We haven’t experienced sticking, loosening, or alignment issues over time. Door Features: One of my favorite features is the dual access. Each compartment has both a front and side door, which makes room placement much easier and gives flexibility depending on your layout. It also improves airflow and accessibility. Configuration Flexibility: I appreciate that it can be configured for one or two dogs. We currently use the divider, but it’s nice knowing we can remove the center partition later to create one larger space if needed. Cleaning: The coated interior surfaces wipe down easily and don’t trap debris like some traditional wire crates can. Maintenance has been simple even with daily use. Chewability: My dogs are not chewers, so I can’t specifically speak to how it would hold up against a determined chewer. For normal crate use, it has been very durable for us. Foldability & Assembly: This is furniture-style construction, not a collapsible wire crate. It arrives in multiple pieces and does take time and patience to assemble. If you’re not comfortable with furniture assembly, I would recommend having a second set of hands. Once assembled, however, it is extremely solid and looks like an intentional piece of furniture rather than a typical kennel. The only downside is assembly. It arrives in multiple pieces and does take some time and patience to put together. If you’re not comfortable with furniture assembly, you may want a second set of hands. Once assembled, though, it’s very solid. Overall, after more than a year of daily use, it remains sturdy, attractive, and functional. It has worked very well for both of our dogs and blends nicely into the room as furniture.

Size: 63.0"L x 23.6"W x 27.6"H Got the smaller size as I was worried the biggest one would not fit in my bedroom which is fairly small for a “master” bedroom. EASY to put together. It’s handy to have a screw driver with screw heads that can switch out. (Idk what kind of screw heads exactly is needed I just tested till 1 fit). Beds: brand is FRINGE and they are Orthopedic Meduim size crate mat bed with memory foam insert 29inch X 21inch X 2inch w/a 100% cotton canvas cover(removable insert/machine washable[cold] which I got from TJ Maxx for $19.99 each. Dogs: Tan 3yr old Beagle/Lab mix 53lbs(likes to lay out to slp or ball up under a blanket) & 9 yr old Black German Shepherd/Pit mix 53lbs(likes to ball up to slp or lay out next to you touching with back facing). Normally I get the beds for larger breeds like a Golden Retriever or Labrador size which is what they have and they did not fit & none will fit due to width. Pic included of pink anxiety bed used during transition size med/large. It’s extremely difficult to find beds for any kennel furniture because of the width mostly(from my personal experience as I have tried this one[keeping]& another from Wayfair[returning]) I’ve included a photo of the beds I got(from TJ Maxx[truly a hunt for beds]). I am extremely picky when it comes to any kennels - furniture or not & beds because of my own personal anxiety's related to growing up and also volunteering in Shelters as well as that my older dog had arthritis & my younger dog has separation anxiety. Durability: Been using this for about a month. I have very heavy plants on top. I did recently propagate & separate them into smaller pots ans I had 2large pots on each end. The fishtank is empty atm & will most likely be a succulent garden ans I anm worried anbout the weight being in the middle & I removed the divider(video attachment shows holes where divider connects & it is easy to remove or include) Easy to keep clean. I am ordering an air purifier that is also an essential oil diffuser from Amazon to go on top. Hoping this will help with dander.(Will update later) Training Transition: It took a lot longer for my tan dog to transition into this as she primarily has slept with me her entire 3 yrs of life. My black dog took about a week to transition into this, but I’d moved her regular kennel into the same area weeks before to start the process. I highly recommend desensitization training for anything new for your dogs especially if you want to get your moneys worth and keep the item. How To Train: moving their regular kennel next to it or bed & rewarding them positively & then after slping at night near it work on naps while home and then have them in the room with their regular kennel and or bed with out being home. Definitely put blankets of comfort or a familiar bed in their and reward. As they eventually go in their in their own reward with positive reinforcement. Also lavender essential oils are great for anxiety & keeping a diffuser they can not eat is great. Appearance: Beautiful natural wood color that is from personal experience difficult to find. [READ THIS PART IF YOUR DOG IS DESTRUCTIVE. CONTAINS ADVICE ON ACCOMODATING THE KENNEL TO PROTECT THE FURNITURE/DOG & TRAINING INFO THAT IS MORE SPECIFIC TO ADVICE] ⬇️ Durability: (skip if does not apply to you) Destructive Dogs ->I understand that some canines struggle with kennels & every canine & their human deserves to have this beautiful kennel/furniture, so they can feel safer about their loved ones & also admire their beautiful functional piece of pet furniture. Pet parents of destructive canines deserve nice things too.(If you have a dog that will destroy their kennel then a diy I recommend is chicken wire w/the tiny holes LAYERED at least 2 or 3 of the chicken wire to protect your dog from chewing the wire as a very destructive dog will be able to eventually chew through 1 layer. The multiple layers will also help w/scratching preventative damage. I do not have a bed recommendation atm & will update if I find one, but it will most likely be the expensive indestructible type dog beds. Most times this destructiveness is anxiety related, unable to emotionally regulate feelings of strong emotions(will still be tail wagging(tail wag just means feeling an emotion very strongly[does NOT always mean happy]) or it is boredom related. Using supervised puzzles or a non triggering car ride or sniffing exercises indoors(controlled ,safe,calm environments) before having dog temporarily in any kennel let alone a new one. If you have 2 dogs & are using this kennel in an area outside of your bedroom where there will be any guests or excitable lack of impulse control minors(don’t let humans throw things at it or play with it or wack or put fingers inside as this is your dogs DEN space and THEIR den space is THEIR safe space to be left alone and chill out. Redirect your child to another cause-effect activity. Actions like these lead to the opposite of what you want your dogs kennel space to be for & take away any hopes of functionality)… then use the divider AND some sort of tarp over the divider to separate visually the dogs from seeing each other. They WILL still reinforce one another’s anxiety & or excitement. Even with not being able to see one another with a blocked visual & space there is a chance that they will still reinforce one another & this is where training is important. You always use kennel type toys as distractions(give 1 dog the pb slow licker of whatever their choice of preferred slow licking destructive positive reinforcement item while training the other on a guest being in the room & then switching. You can also pretend there is someone coming into the house if you don’t have a naturally occurring opportunity often)(See training info further in review here)Training with only positive reinforcement & easing anxiety is crucial(recommended oil diffusers[lavender] out of reach[toxic] or if need be vet prescribed anxiety meds). Also it’s normal for dogs to resource guard. Growling,baring teeth,etc is a behavioral form of communication. Literally just dogs saying “respect my space” or “respect this is mine not yours”. Punishing these behaviors will only lead to “silent” biting. Guarding the resource that is their bed & safe space is normal. Sometimes they may be okay with sharing & other times not. Sometimes my little one can cuddle with them in there and other times they don’t want to share. I’m not just saying this stuff to say it.

Bought this because I was bending the wire dog crate we had with all the stuff I was putting on it. Needed a hard flat surface for storing egg cartons and eggs. Fairly easy to put together. I like that it has two doors. I do wish it had a support bar underneath the floor but overall, I'm happy with it. Dog's taken a bit to get used to it, he had the wire one all his life and he's 11 so I understand his hesitancy. We put him in it with treats and I've caught him going into on his own lately. All in all, a good purchase.

Very easy to assemble My husband did it on his own without the instructions but preferably 2 people is best to put together. as there was missing the instruction pamphlet. I asked for assistance from the seller and they gave us written instructions that made no sense. The pieces were all with numbers and I am glad my husband was a cabinet builder and maker so he figured it out as we did not get very helpful customer service. here is the message I received: Dear Customer, Thank you for your purchase of the EasyCom 78 Inch Dog Crate Furniture for 2 Dogs. We’re happy to assist you with the assembly. Please follow the steps below to properly assemble your extra large dog crate: 🔧 Assembly Instructions: 1. Base Setup Lay the bottom base panel flat on the ground. Attach the side panels (left and right) to the base using screws provided. Make sure the screw holes align properly. 2. Back Panel Attach the back panel to the rear side, connecting it with the side panels and bottom base. Use screws to secure the corners tightly. 3. Divider Installation (Optional) If you want to use this crate for two dogs, insert the divider panel in the center grooves. If not, you can leave it out for a larger single space. 4. Front Doors Attach the front frame doors with the provided hinges. Make sure the doors swing smoothly. Install the locking latches to secure the doors. 5. Top Panel Place the top panel on top and screw it into place to lock all structure components. This will act as the TV stand surface and reinforce the frame. ✅ Final Check: Ensure all screws are tight and the structure is stable. Check door functionality and lock security. Clean with a soft cloth if needed. Best Regards. Barbara B. Like seriously not helpful at all. Anyway My 2 dogs love it. I have a medium dog of 45 lb and a 4 month old Germain Shephard and they enjoy this crate bars are large enough for them to see us and the top you can use it to put decors etc.... Also I love that we can go under with a broom or mop to clean and the top is pretty spacy. Very highly recommended.

Works great! Doubles as a dog bed/stand. Was easy to put together, was shipped well, no damage.

Magnifique cage solide et très jolie. Elle se fond magnifiquement bien dans le décor de la maison.

It is hard to find a product with instructions that have all steps. This was one of the easiest set ups I’ve experienced. Great quality and the dogs love it.