EasyCom 72" Double Dog Crate Furniture Review

Intro

I look for dog gear that can pull double duty: keep my dogs safe and calm, but also stay sane-looking in the living room. The EasyCom 72" Double Dog Crate Furniture is exactly in that category — a furniture-style kennel that the listing pitches as both a comfortable home for dogs and a functional side table or TV stand. In this review I’m covering the layout options, materials called out in the listing, how it behaves in everyday life (including what the research notes revealed), and the practical safety and delivery issues to check before you buy.

What it is / first look

On paper the EasyCom 72" double crate is a wide, furniture-style kennel designed to sit in a living space. The product dimensions listed are 72.05" x 23.62" x 35.31" and the unit weight is about 50.3 pounds. The listing explicitly calls this an "adjustable 2-in-1 layout" with a removable middle divider so you can run it as one large chamber or two separate compartments. When the divider is installed, each compartment measures 34.72" L × 21.73" D × 26.61" H, per the product bullets.

The package is described as arriving in two shipments (the listing warns that the double crate is shipped in two packages that may arrive separately). The crate is listed as arriving with "multiple components pre-installed" and with clearly labeled parts plus step-by-step instructions. The listing also includes an "Included Components" line: a bowl ships with the unit. A two-year warranty is stated in the listing.

Color is listed as Grey. The brand and model info in the listing: EasyCom, model number GM-DC112-dw-DY, marketed for indoor use and recommended for medium and large breed dogs. The listing also notes this is meant to function in your home as a kennel and as furniture with two large drawers in the top for storage and an easy-to-clean top surface.

In daily use

Because this is a furniture-style crate, the real question for most homeowners is how it integrates into family life: traffic patterns, cleaning, how dogs behave inside it, and the realities of assembling and placing a 72" wide unit.

Single-dog households

With the removable divider out, the crate can be one large space. The listing highlights that flexibility and the internal notes I reviewed repeatedly praise the spaciousness and the way the piece blends into living rooms — notes include that dogs "love it" and that the crate is "spacious enough" and "gorgeous" in the living area. Given the interior dimensions with the divider in place, you can judge whether the single large space will be roomy enough for your dog when the divider is removed. The listing itself does not state explicit weight limits or age-stage guidance (puppy, adult, senior), so if you need a fit based on weight or age you should measure your dog against the listed interior dimensions.

Multiple-dog households

The removable divider is the defining feature for multi-dog homes. The listing specifies that with the divider installed you effectively get two compartments of 34.72" × 21.73" × 26.61" each. That makes it suitable for housing two medium dogs or one large dog per the listing’s breed recommendation lines. The listing language explicitly lists "double kennel" and says it easily switches between one large space or two separate compartments — a clear plus if you rotate dogs between shared and separate rest times.

Assembly and delivery realities

The listing says the crate is "Pre-Assembled Easy to Install" with multiple components pre-installed and clearly labeled parts. In the research notes I found hands-on accounts that confirm the crate can take a while to set up; one note specifically mentioned it "took a while to set up" but the final results were positive. The listing also warns shipping is in two packages and asks buyers to be patient if boxes arrive separately. There was at least one report in the research notes of a missing box/parts on delivery; that same report contrasted with another note where the seller quickly replaced a broken frame after initial delivery problems. Between those two notes I’d emphasize two points: expect two shipments and plan time to inventory parts when the boxes arrive, and contact the seller promptly if anything arrives damaged or incomplete (the listing advertises 24-hour online customer service).

Daily cleaning and storage

The top surface is described as easy to clean and the product includes two large drawers for storage. The listing specifies an included bowl as part of the components. The interior materials called out by the listing (MDF boards and reinforced steel pipes) suggest wipe-clean surfaces on the outside panels, but the listing does not give specific cleaning instructions or finish details — the listing is silent on cleaning solvents and finishes used on the MDF. If your dog is a heavy shedder or prone to accidents, factor in a washable bed or liner that matches the internal floor footprint.

How dogs reacted (what I saw in the research notes)

Across the positive themes in the research notes, the recurring points were that dogs settle into the crate, owners liked how it blended into living spaces, and the crate was spacious and "exactly what I wanted" for several people. Those notes frame the crate as both a functional kennel and acceptable living-room furniture when assembled correctly and when no delivery damage occurred.

Materials & build quality

The listing is specific about construction elements: it names high-quality MDF boards, reinforced 0.48" steel pipes, and a 0.44" load-bearing bottom tube for stability. The "Material Type" field in the product specs lists "Metal," and the bullet features repeat the MDF and steel pipe combination. The listing positions the overall design as "heavy-duty" and "escape-resistant," and that framing is the primary construction claim.

Item weight is listed at about 50.3 pounds and the overall item dimensions are 72.05" L × 23.62" W × 35.31" H. Those numbers match a heavy, furniture-grade piece rather than a lightweight travel crate — expect to move it with help rather than solo. The listing also highlights an included load-bearing bottom tube for stability, which aligns with the product’s heavy-duty positioning.

Hands-on comments pulled into the research notes included praise for the quality and how the crate "brings the living room together"; they also included a report of a broken frame on arrival in one case, though the seller reportedly sent a prompt replacement. Another research note mentioned missing parts on delivery. Those two notes highlight two practical realities: the construction is intended to be sturdy, and any shipping damage or missing components will materially affect perceived quality until resolved.

Safety considerations

Safety is the single most important filter when buying a crate. From the listing and the research notes I can pull a few clear safety-relevant points you should watch for.

• Escape resistance: The listing explicitly claims a "heavy-duty" design to prevent escape, built with reinforced steel pipes and a load-bearing bottom tube. That indicates the manufacturer designed it to resist shaking and chewing, per the product bullets.
• Assembly and missing parts risk: The listing warns that units ship in two packages and suggests waiting patiently. The research notes document at least one missing-parts situation and one broken frame on arrival that required a replacement. Both of those are safety and usability issues because a crate assembled without all parts or with damaged structural components could be unstable or unsafe for a dog. Inspect all parts against the instruction list immediately on delivery.
• Fit and size: The listing recommends medium and large dog breeds and provides internal compartment dimensions when the divider is installed (34.72" × 21.73" × 26.61"). If your dog is taller or heavier than the dimensions permit, the listing does not give additional weight limits — the listing is silent on weight limits and specific life-stage guidance, so measure your dog and compare to the stated dimensions before committing.
• Included bowl: The crate ships with a bowl as an included component. The listing does not provide material or dishwasher-safety info for that bowl, so if bowl composition is important (stainless steel vs plastic vs ceramic) the listing is silent on that detail.
• Electrical and chew hazards: The listing doesn’t call out electrical features or integrated electronics, and it doesn’t list chewable accessory materials beyond the MDF and steel pipes. If you have a determined chewer, the listing’s emphasis on reinforced steel pipes and a load-bearing tube is reassuring, but the listing doesn’t say the piece is chew-proof; the research notes do not document long-term chewing failures. Always supervise initial crate sessions and use chew-safe bedding appropriate for your dog.

Who this is for / who should skip

Here’s how I break it down based on the listing and the hands-on themes in the research notes.

Good fit

• Homes that want a furniture-style kennel that doubles as a TV stand or side table: The listing touts a clean, fluted-door aesthetic and two large top drawers for storage, plus an easy-to-clean top surface for use as furniture.
• Owners of medium and large breeds: The product specs and breed recommendation list "Large, Medium" and "All Breeds Size" under specific uses and breed recommendation fields. The internal compartment dimensions with the installed divider are provided, so you can size-match your dog(s).
• People who value a removable divider: If you need to switch between one large space and two compartments, the listing’s removable middle divider is explicitly described and dimensioned.
• Buyers who want some support from the seller: The listing says EasyCom offers 24-hour online customer service and a two-year warranty, and the research notes include at least one example where the seller replaced a broken frame.

Who should skip or proceed with caution

• If you need explicit weight limits or life-stage guidance: The listing does not provide weight capacity or specific guidance for puppies vs seniors — it only lists breed size recommendations and compartment dimensions. If you need explicit weight specs, the listing is silent about that information.
• Those who can't or won't inventory two shipments: The crate ships in two boxes and the research notes include a missing-parts incident. If you’re unable to inspect and follow up on separate deliveries, this could cause a frustrating delay.
• People needing immediate out-of-the-box perfection: The research notes show that while many owners loved the result, there are isolated reports of damage/missing parts on delivery. Be prepared to contact customer service if needed; the listing claims 24-hour service and a two-year warranty.

Verdict

Overall I see the EasyCom 72" double dog crate furniture as a solid option when you want a furniture-forward kennel with genuine two-in-one flexibility. The listing provides detailed overall and compartment dimensions, material callouts (MDF boards and reinforced steel pipes with a load-bearing bottom tube), and a two-year warranty, plus an included bowl and two large drawers for storage. The product is marketed for indoor use and aimed at medium and large breeds.

The research notes back up the idea that dogs settle into the space and that the crate blends well into living rooms. However, the delivery experience appears to be a common friction point: the unit ships in two boxes, and the internal notes include both a missing-box story and a damaged-frame-then-replacement story. Because structural integrity is central to a crate’s safety, inspect the shipment immediately and contact the seller if there are missing parts or damage. The listing emphasizes customer support availability and a two-year warranty, which should help resolve issues if they occur.

Check before you buy (quick checklist)

• Measure your space: listing dimensions are 72.05" L × 23.62" W × 35.31" H.
• Measure your dog(s): with the divider installed each compartment is 34.72" L × 21.73" D × 26.61" H; listing recommends medium and large breeds.
• Plan for two shipments: the listing warns the product ships in two packages that may arrive separately.
• Inventory parts on arrival: the listing says parts are clearly labeled and pre-installed in places; research notes include a missing-parts report—inspect right away.
• Inspect for damage: one research note reported a broken frame that was replaced by the seller—document any damage and contact customer service.
• Note included items: the listing states an included bowl and two large drawers; confirm these arrive in your shipment.
• Warranty & support: the listing states a two-year warranty and 24-hour online customer service.

If you want a furniture-grade, heavy-duty kennel that looks like a side table or TV stand and accommodates medium-to-large dogs with a flexible divider layout, the EasyCom 72" unit is worth considering — just be ready to inspect shipments closely when they arrive and to follow up with the seller if anything is missing or damaged.

FAQ

1. Q: What are the overall dimensions and how heavy is the crate?

   A: The listing gives the item dimensions as 72.05" x 23.62" x 35.31" and the item weight as 50.3 pounds.

2. Q: How big is each compartment if I use the divider?

   A: With the removable middle divider installed, the listing says each compartment measures 34.72" L × 21.73" D × 26.61" H.

3. Q: What materials is the crate made from?

   A: The product bullets state the crate uses high-quality MDF boards, reinforced 0.48" steel pipes, and a 0.44" load-bearing bottom tube; the product "Material Type" field also lists "Metal."

4. Q: Does the crate come with a bowl or other components?

   A: Yes. The listing's Included Components line lists a bowl as included with the unit.

5. Q: What sizes or breeds is this crate suitable for?

   A: The listing recommends medium and large dog breeds and lists "All Breeds Size, Large, Medium" in the Breed Recommendation and Dog Breed Size fields. The listing does not provide specific weight limits or life-stage (puppy/adult/senior) guidance.

6. Q: Will the crate arrive in one box? Any delivery warnings?

   A: The listing states the double crate is shipped in two packages that may arrive separately and asks buyers to wait patiently. The internal research notes include a report of a missing box/parts on delivery, so check both shipments and inventory parts immediately.

7. Q: How durable is the crate — is there any warranty?

   A: The listing describes the crate as "heavy-duty" and lists a two-year warranty in the product specifications. The research notes include an example where the seller replaced a broken frame, which indicates post-sale support in at least one case.

8. Q: What colors are available?

   A: The listing specifies the color as Grey. The image filenames included with the listing don’t change that specification; the listing itself lists only Grey as the color.