VIRIDURE 63" Furniture-Style Double Dog Crate Review

Intro

I’m The Pet Dude — I live with multiple dogs and I’m picky about gear that has to sit in my living space. The VIRIDURE 63" furniture-style double dog crate is one of those pieces that promises to be both a functional kennel and a piece of furniture. It’s sold as an indoor, water-resistant cabinet-style kennel with a removable divider and storage, and it aims to replace the ugly metal crate many of us hide behind a blanket. In this review I cover what it actually is, how it behaves in daily use, what it’s made from, safety considerations, who it’s a good fit for, and the practical checklist I use before recommending a kennel for someone’s home.

What it is / first look

At a glance the VIRIDURE 63" Large Dog Crate Furniture is a furniture-style dog kennel designed to sit out in the home. The listing gives the dimensions as 63 x 23.62 x 33.66 inches. It’s presented as a dual-compartment cabinet with two sliding pipe doors and a removable divider so you can split it into two spaces or remove the divider to create a single larger area.

The product copy and specs emphasize a farmhouse / rustic-chic look with an "authentic wood grain finish," metal corner accents, and square metal handles that can be rotated 45 degrees to change the look. The listing calls out a solid wood frame, high-quality MDF panels for the top/table board, reinforced metal fittings, sliding pipe doors with built-in lockers, and a removable tray included as a component. The listing also describes three thick wooden strips used on the bottom of the crate and mentions that corners are wrapped with metal corner pieces.

The listing labels the crate as water resistant and for indoor use. It also lists Breed Recommendation as "Large, All Breed Sizes" and marks the model as suitable for a double-dog configuration thanks to the removable divider. The unit count in the listing is shown as 72 Pounds and availability notes say it usually ships within 6 to 7 days.

I’ll call out the color options shown by the listing: the product color is listed as White, and the marketing text refers to a natural wood grain finish alongside the white look. Available colors I saw in the listing information include:

• White (with natural wood grain finish, per the listing)

In daily use

I try to evaluate how these furniture-style crates live with real households. The VIRIDURE is pitched at pet parents who want a crate that blends into a living room or entryway while housing one or two dogs. Here’s how it behaves in everyday life based on the listing details and the owner experiences reflected in internal notes.

Two small/medium dogs or one large dog

The removable divider is the feature that defines daily flexibility. With the divider in place the cabinet becomes two compartments — that’s why several owners noted it works well for multi-dog homes. In those experiences two small or medium dogs were able to curl up side-by-side in the separate compartments or share the space when the divider was removed. The listing also states a Breed Recommendation of "Large, All Breed Sizes," so if you remove the divider you have a single open space sized by the listed external dimensions. Measure your dogs against the internal dimensions you’ll get after assembly to confirm a comfortable fit.

Using it as a furniture piece

Part of the appeal is cosmetic: the listing repeatedly highlights a farmhouse, minimalist, or modern look with metal corner guards, square metal handles, and an authentic wood grain finish. Owners in the internal notes praised that it doesn’t look like an industrial crate — they left it out in living rooms without feeling like it dominated the space. If you want a kennel that doubles as a buffet or sideboard, this is exactly the category that product is designed for; the listing explicitly calls it a combination of pet crate and storage cabinet.

Cleaning and daily maintenance

The listing specifies a removable tray is included. That’s the main cleaning convenience feature: pull out the tray to wipe or replace bedding without dragging everything out. Beyond that, the listing does not elaborate on how the finish handles aggressive cleaning products or how the interior surfaces are finished, so follow standard furniture-care guidance and avoid cleaners that could damage the MDF panels or finish.

Materials & build quality

The listing lists Material Type as Wood and specifically calls out a few construction details I pay attention to when assessing longevity and build confidence. The listing copy says the crate is "crafted from solid wood frame and reinforced metal fittings," and that the table board is made of "high-quality MDF panels." It also calls out pipe-style sliding doors with built-in lockers, square metal handles, and metal corner guards around the table edges.

There are three thick wooden strips used on the bottom of the crate, according to the listing, which the brand says "makes the dog cage very strong and has a suitable distance from the ground." The presence of reinforced metal fittings and pipe sliding doors suggests the moving parts have metal hardware where it matters: door rails and locks. The listing also emphasizes smooth sliding doors and a door latch to manage your dog’s sleep time and reduce noise and running around.

From the combination of solid wood framing, MDF top board, and metal hardware I’d label the construction approach as furniture-grade rather than the thin-plywood or all-wire approach used by budget crates. The internal notes from owners back that up from a performance perspective — they described it as sturdy and suitable for two dogs in multi-dog homes. Those owner experiences align with the listing's claims about reinforced fittings and three thick bottom strips.

Safety considerations

Safety is always first for me. The listing highlights a few features intended to protect pets and people: rounded corner edges, metal corner pieces wrapping the corners, breathable wire panels, and a door latch plus built-in lockers on the sliding pipe doors. Smooth sliding doors are called out as a practical feature that’s "less likely to be bumped into by people or pets than cabinet doors." The presence of metal corner guards and rounded edges is a design cue aimed at preventing accidental scrapes when the cabinet is in a high-traffic spot.

Here are the specific safety points to run through before you buy or put a dog into the crate:

• Door security: The listing describes two sliding pipe doors with built-in lockers and a door latch. Verify the latch engages solidly after assembly and that the sliding mechanism tracks smoothly; test it before leaving a dog unattended inside. The listing’s language indicates locking hardware is included, but I always test mechanical locks under real conditions.
• Spacing and fit: The listing gives external dimensions, and the crate includes a removable divider. Check your dog’s shoulder height and length compared to the internal space after divider placement; the listing recommends large/all breed sizes, but exact internal clearances are not specified in the listing text.
• Materials contact: The table board is MDF per the listing; MDF can swell if exposed to repeated heavy moisture. The product title calls the piece water resistant, but that’s not the same as waterproof. Keep aggressive water exposure or steam cleaning to a minimum to protect MDF panels and finishes.
• Edges and hardware: Metal corner pieces and square metal handles are design elements visible in the listing. The listing also mentions rounded corner edges, which helps reduce sharp points; still, inspect the finished piece on arrival for protruding screws or hardware before introducing pets.
• Cleaning and hygiene: The listing includes a removable tray. That’s useful for cleaning accidents or hair — remove and wipe as needed. The listing does not specify whether the tray is metal or plastic, so inspect the tray material once it arrives and clean according to the tray manufacturer guidance if provided.

Who this is for / who should skip

I try to map features to actual household needs rather than make blanket claims. Based on the listing and owner experiences, here’s how I’d break it down.

Great fit

• Multi-dog homes that need a tidy, furniture-forward solution: the listing and internal notes point to owners using the removable divider to house two small or medium dogs side-by-side.
• Homes where the crate should double as storage or a sideboard: the listing describes a buffet-style design with hidden storage and a table board made from MDF panels.
• Owners who want a less-industrial look: the listing emphasizes an authentic wood grain finish, metal corner accents, and square handles for a farmhouse/minimalist aesthetic that blends with living rooms and entryways.
• People who need indoor, water-resistant furniture: the product title includes “Water Resistant” and the listing states it’s for indoor use.

Not a fit / who should skip

• Owners who need precise internal measurements before ordering: the listing gives external dimensions but does not provide internal compartment dimensions. If your dog has exact fit needs, you’ll want to measure carefully after assembly, or ask the seller for internal clearances.
• Those who need a fully waterproof or outdoor-rated kennel: the listing says "water resistant" and "indoor" — don’t expect this to stand up to outdoor weather exposure the way an outdoor-rated kennel would.
• People who want a very lightweight, travel-friendly crate: the listing shows Unit Count as 72 Pounds, which signals this is a substantial furniture piece, not a portable travel crate.
• Anyone who requires specific certification or material calls (e.g., PVC-free, formaldehyde-free, or other safety certifications): the listing does not provide those specifics, so if you need them the listing is silent.

Verdict

The VIRIDURE 63" furniture-style double dog crate is a good option if you want a cabinet-style kennel that turns an otherwise clunky crate into a piece of furniture. The listing’s combination of a solid wood frame, MDF top, reinforced metal fittings, sliding pipe doors with lockers, metal corner guards, and a removable tray gives it a furniture-grade feel on paper. The removable divider and owner experiences that highlight multi-dog compatibility make it a logical choice for households with two small-to-medium dogs or for those who want to convert it into a single larger kennel for one big dog.

On the plus side, the farmhouse aesthetic is intentional, and the listing emphasizes details aimed at safety and convenience — rounded corners, smooth sliding doors, a latch, and a removable tray. The unit looks like it’s designed to sit in high-traffic home spaces and blend in with decor rather than hide behind a blanket.

On the cautionary side, the listing does not provide internal compartment dimensions or detailed finish-care instructions beyond calling the piece "water resistant." The unit also has substantial mass (Unit Count listed as 72 Pounds) so plan for placement and ensure tight door latches and smooth tracking when the unit arrives.

Check before you buy

• Measure the exact space you have and confirm the listed external dimensions: 63 x 23.62 x 33.66 inches.
• Measure your dog(s) and decide whether you’ll use the divider; the listing includes a removable divider but does not publish internal compartment dimensions.
• Confirm the removable tray is included on arrival and inspect the tray material before first use (the listing lists "Included Components: Removable Tray").
• Verify door locks and sliding tracks; the listing emphasizes sliding pipe doors with built-in lockers and a door latch, but test them when assembled.
• Plan for placement: the listing lists Unit Count as 72 Pounds and the listing calls the crate an indoor furniture-style piece, so don’t expect portability.
• If you need cleaning or finish-care specifics beyond "water resistant," the listing doesn’t specify — plan to use gentle cleaners compatible with MDF and wood finishes.
• Confirm shipping timing; the listing notes it usually ships within 6 to 7 days.

All told, if you want a furniture-style kennel that keeps dogs contained without the industrial look, the VIRIDURE 63" is worth considering. It hits the checklist of dual compartments, removable tray, metal hardware, and a design aimed at indoor living. Just come prepared to measure carefully, test the hardware on arrival, and protect MDF surfaces from heavy moisture.