🐾 Baxton Studio Pet Houses, Brown: Stylish and Functional Homes for your Beloved Pets Review

Looks good and feels sturdy. The cat took it right and has no problem with it. This prevents dirt from getting everywhere and keeps dogs away. It took a little time to assemble, but one person did it in under an hour. It feels pretty strong though.

Arrived with two panels chipped off. The styrofoam packaging was a horrible mess in the box. Small pieces of styrofoam are everywhere and static electricity causes it to stick to any surface. Revain was kind enough to offer a 50% refund as the item was damaged and could not be returned. The item is still usable so now I come to the chips as they are almost 50% off. All in all, probably more trouble than it was worth.

Great for protecting my two dogs from the litter box. The tray is easy to open and clean. Looks solid and good too. It wasn't easy to assemble. My husband had to drill a few holes and some fasteners/screws were missing. As he has woodworking hobby and is an engineer he was able to solve the problem and put it together so it looks pretty good. So it was definitely difficult to put together. We needed to keep the dogs out of our litter box and they are small dogs and this worked great for that…

It's really heavy, so there's a chance it will fall off during delivery. It must have been mine as it was damaged right out of the box. It's clear they just nailed most of it together and given the weight of the tree it's no surprise the resulting damage (see photos). Luckily I was able to more or less fix it and it looks fine now. But it's really not worth the price. Oh, and there are errors in the instructions, and not all holes are pre-drilled, so you must be familiar with self-tapping…

Very easy to put together, easier with a drill and Allen key. Despite the chipboard, the workmanship is of high quality. It looks better than any furniture cat box I've ever seen and matches my furniture. were previously used. I really think for the price they could at least offer a well made rug that fits the space! My cat is usually skeptical of enclosed spaces, I had to remove the door from his previous litter box because it scared him. To get him here, I started with an open door and guided

Step 2, assembly pictures 3 and 4 are wrong, so a little confusing. It's made of chipboard or MDF wood, which I knew before buying, so it will never be 5 stars. This is a beautiful piece of furniture that is perfect for anything a small closet can be used for. My cats can get in and out with no problem. Inside there is space for a litter box, as well as some space to run around so the cats don't make a mess. The step to get out is ideal, it prevents dirt from getting out of the closet. Overall…

We live in a townhouse so I bought this to hide the tray more discreetly at the entrance. It's sturdy enough to sit comfortably (with shoes) or as a place to store bags when entering the front door. It hides the tray well and does a good job of controlling odor (not great, but not surprising). I like that the legs are skinny and short but still lift off the ground. Very glad he is because he does his job well! This loses a star because it's not the easiest thing to build. There are instructions

This is a beautiful piece of furniture with a mid-century modern look and is quite solid. I need a smaller tray for the inside, about 14" x 22". The instructions are mostly correct. Steps 3 and 4 are wrong, instead of the wooden pieces that should be in those places, there should be metal pieces with a mini fix. Along the way, they align with the mini sheath/circle fasteners to hold the sides tightly together. I agree that it was necessary to pre-drill several holes in several steps. For…

Oh my god. Directions are TERRIBLE. But! If you are lucky enough to learn how to do minimally useful things, you will be fine, the honnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn everything will be fine. Well, fair warning, the instructions are literally just really bad pictures. Hahahaha. It's okay to cry. You will need a Phillips (star-shaped) drill along with an Allen key, needle nose pliers and a hammer. I know. It seems strange but trust me. I put it together alone by listening to Shania Twain…