Its exactly as described though, like others, we had some difficulty with assembly (ie; one of the screw spots wasn't fully through so my husband had to drill) and it came with two small chips on the corners (so, the white is gone and it's dark underneath). Still a decent item for the price. Shipping was fast.

Do NOT purchase this item. Two of the screws and holes did not line up on one side so it was impossible to assembly the product correctly. In addition, the materials are extremely cheap, with the bowls feeling like they could get dented easily.

These would be decent feeders, but the construction of the top piece doesn't fit properly. The holes for the screws are off so that one side's screws will fit the holes and the others hang off the side. Very unfortunate. Working with the manufacturer to return or get a refund.

3 Stars

This is nice enough. Simple and not super-sturdy, however, and the bowls that came with mine had abraded one another in transit such that some of the chrome or whatever had worn through. Not a big deal, though, and the dog doesn't seem to care haha. The bowls are lightweight and thin - maybe aluminum - but they do the job.

Love this!

I wasn’t expecting to need to assemble this myself, but I enjoy that type of thing so I wasn’t upset! I purchased this to just improve the look of our living room (which is where we keep the pups bowls) as well as to improve his posture while eating as he is fairly tall. This looks so nice in our living space and our dog enjoys it also! Would purchase again!

Good size, construction is sturdy. My dog is very happy with it. Needed a little more help from instructions, actually only multiple diagrams identifying parts but no help with how to orient parts as you're connecting them. Could figure out what needed attention but something in writing would have helped. Need to put something on bottom of legs to protect floors or decrease sliding.

4 Stars

The hardware comes with 4 wooden dowels, 10 threaded dowels and 10 cam lock fittings. You will need a Phillips head screwdriver to put this together. They send picture instructions (attached) but here's some written instructions also from my experience to help you. I didn't get pictures of every step but these few should give you an idea. step 1 pic - When you stand it upright, the wooden dowels go in the top holes, and the "screw thingys" (searched and they are called threaded dowel pins) go in the lower set of holes. Start them by hand, finish tightening with Phillips head screwdriver. Don't tighten too much or you can push through the other end of the cheap wood like I partially did (mistake 1) In step 2 pic - you can see I flipped the side panel upside down for sturdy ease of assembly. The next mistake I made was put all the wood pieces together then I set the "round thingys" (searched to find they are called Cam Lock Fittings) in place & tried to screw them in. You need to place the cam locks in their locations FIRST Before you fit all the wood together then tighten the cam locks with the screwdriver. Despite my two small and fixable mistakes it was easy to put together and feels sturdy. Per my husband it's cheap material, he's referring to the wood of the item. Which as mentioned, sadly 2 of the screws did push to the other end and slightly crack the panels, though not coming through and not fully broken, it can probably be fixed with wood putty/glue & clamps then repainted. Oh well, it's fine for now, hopefully this holds. It looks nice. I thought I would be taller. That's what I get for just using my imagination and not getting out the tape measurer to check before ordering.