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Marotta 24'' W Nightstand

Marotta 24'' W Nightstand

$114.99

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

02/19/2016
I ordered this in yellow (my favorite color) and I've been very pleased with the result. I would like to note though that the color shown in the product photo for the yellow paint isn't entirely accurate--while the product photo shows a hard boiled-egg-yolk yellow, mine is more of an unboiled-egg-yolk yellow. For the less yolk-inclined, it has a bit more orange in it. It's not too large of a difference and I would definitely still consider it to be yellow, so I'm happy with it.I'm using this as a bedside table (or nightstand, if you will) for my college apartment, and--although I know I sound like a shill--with the corresponding writing desk I have a pretty tasteful set-up. Building the table took no more than a half-hour with a #2 Phillips, despite some futzing about with which direction the legs were supposed to point in. Since then I've had no issues with stability. The drawer is a little bit too sticky for my liking, but given that I don't use the drawer too often it's not a huge loss for me. I ordered the matching writing desk in a black finish and I've had some problems with the paint chipping that thankfully have not been reproduced on the nightstand. I've spilled laundry detergent on this bad boy by accident and the paint took it like a champ. Overall, I would recommend it. The mix of metal and painted wood works very nicely and the criss-cross legs are a much more visually interesting element than you're average bedside table. It looks good and it works well.
Mendosa Wood Furniture Style Crate with 1 Door

Mendosa Wood Furniture Style Crate with 1 Door

$125.99

Rated 4 out of 5 stars.

08/30/2021
It is mainly well-constructed, but some of the slats on the side were loose, and one back seam doesn't pull flush. The door sticks and I'm not sure how secure the latch would be; when my puppy jumps against the door (excited to know he's coming out) the whole thing rattles, and it seems it could pop open easily. He is happy with the new crate and tucks himself into it with no fuss. The wood is good quality (not the typical veneer- garbage that scratches just looking at it), and it looks very nice with the beveled top, base and arches. If you have a dog that will challenge the crate AT ALL, I don't think this is the one for you though. I think even my little guy could break out if he got a notion to try, but he is crate trained so I think it will work for us. It goes together easily (less than 1/2 hour.) If your house is small, or you're not strong, I suggest opening it outside and bringing in the panels, rather than struggling with the awkward box! The box is worth saving, though great for storing artwork - very good packaging!! I got the large, even though my puppy is only fourteen pounds ( a cockapoo) but he sometimes likes to stretch out full length when he's sleeping, and I wanted to give him the choice of either curling in his cat bed, or lying full length. With the large, you could put a regular carrier inside at first, to "train" a dog that needs some more hefty confinement. Too bad the slats don't have a wire rod running through them; that would make it much more sturdy, plus having two latches. My biggest disappointment is I ordered Walnut, and the box was labeled Walnut - but it is obviously Espresso; it's very dark and doesn't match my other furniture as I intended. If not for that, I'd be very happy with it.
Southwick ECOFLEX Furniture-Style Dog Crate

Southwick ECOFLEX Furniture-Style Dog Crate

$135.99

Rated 4 out of 5 stars.

12/24/2024
Decent crate. If you think it is going to look like fine wooden furniture - no, it won't, but then again this is a wood-plastic composite and will be easy to clean if an accident happens and it really doesn't look bad at all. It definitely is an upgrade from the travel crate I was using in the family room. Unfortunately I can't put bedding into any of my dog's crates as they all shred the bedding and then find the shredded bedding to be a gourmet meal. There is a reason to this whole bedding story: if one accidently urinates in the crate it will be on the floor...I have water proof vinyl plank flooring as dogs and messes go hand in hand, but for those that don't be warned there are some small gaps between the sidewalls and bottom panel and I guarantee it will leak. This is not your typical "crate pan" with a lip that helps contain the mess. The one thing missing that I plan on fixing is the lack of door stop or door damper to keep the door from swinging inward. It can make it a challenge to latch if you don't have two hands available as the door moves easily and pushes inward as you are trying to latch it. A thin furring strip screwed into the inside of the crate opening should fix the issue. It isn't a big deal, but it is something I personally find to be missing from the design. Things I love about this crate are the high side walls and solid back panel. I have one dog that is a vindictive urinator. If she gets mad enough she will potty in her crate even if she has just been outside. Once she has a puddle she has to splash in it (her rendition of the dance scene from "Singing in the Rain"). With a traditional crate it went 360 around the crate (wall, floor, on the dog in the crate adjacent to her; the only thing she didn't get was the ceiling). This will stop that nonsense as the full back and higher side panel should only allow any mess to only come out the front (well it should only come out of the front, but with her anything is possible). I shouldn't have to worry about furniture in the vicinity of her "crime scene". As long as it isn't in front of her it should be safe from her tap dance splashing - and those gaps I mentioned earlier will help drain the crate to further reduce the "splash" It is a solid crate, it is secure, went together rather easily. I would recommend it if you are looking for something with a little more containment than most offer. I have had a couple of issues with the "nut or cover" on the crate side walking off (so far not the hook/latch side on the door). Locktite Blue fixes the problem. Make certain you use the Locktite labeled "blue" as it is removable (the red is not), in the event that you have to ever remove it for any reason. The blue is more than enough to keep the nut/cover from walking off and coming apart. Only caution watch that you don't tighten it down so far that the hook latch is difficult to engage
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