The crate serves its purpose, and good for the price considering other similar crates are $230 or more. Putting it together was a bit of a challenge because the included wrench is way too big for the nuts. Be prepared to use your own tools to assemble. There were also some quality issues. The grate that goes in the bottom has some rust already and the coating is flaking off. The grate part is a bit too small for the frame and is just barely held on by a few welds. Mine arrived bent, but I put a dog bed on top of it so it’s not a huge deal for me. Might be problematic if you plan to keep the grate open for waste to pass through. Also, a lot of the corners are pretty sharp, so it’s advised to wear gloves to assemble and use a file or grinder to smooth out the rough edges. If you’re not paying attention, you’ll definitely catch your clothes or skin on the sharp edges and so will your pup. Room for improvement but seems to be working okay so far.