Large Elevated Dog Bed Frame By Midlee For Comfortable Resting Review

Bed looks good, my dog loves it. I had to use my own nails to hold the two flimsy pieces of wood attached to to the frame that holds the rest of the frame in. They broke as soon as my dog jumped in the bed. They are only held together with very flimsy nails so be prepared to use a hammer, vice grips, and your own nails to make them more sturdy. Be careful driving the new nails into the wood as the wood you are driving them into is very flimsy and can easily break. Then you would have to buy new

This worked for our purpose, a raised bed for our older Jack Russell. The wood seems to be a cheaper coated pine/pressed wood. Assembly wasn’t too bad for one person, the only real issue was that the screws were a little difficult to get in, despite the predrilled holes, and care needs to be used to ensure the screw isn’t going in at an angle, which causes chipping/cracking of the wood. (I took off one star for this quality issue). I modified our bed by attaching hairpin legs (purchased…

My dog adores it. She has never just gotten into a new bed. She's so shy about everything. But whe loves this bed. Even her firework anxiety didn't bother her. She stayed on the bed!

Putting the bolts in they could of used easy Philip screws. And for small bed it huge this fits like medium size dog. But wood good I like it.