LANGXUN DIY Small Animal Pet Playpen with Door

This pen is a simple solution to the problem of containing young puppies or kittens.
The pen comes disassembled but is extremely easy to put together. Each section resembles a cooling rack used in baking. They’re made of light weight metal and are rectangular in shape so that it’s your choice which way to position them. I stood mine on end, creating a higher edged pen.
The directions are easy to understand and the connectors hold well once snapped into position. I found it was best to pinch one section to the next, near the connector, helping the section slide into the connector fully..
One section has a small door. Since I positioned my sections on their end, the door opens down onto the floor. There’s a small slider rod that holds the door in place when closed. In order to adapt my pup to the pen, when made, I placed it on the floor with the door opened and allowed the pup time to explore it. I use the pen when I want to get some chores done and can’t keep an eye on the pup. It’s also helpful with pad training. I supply a pad, bed, food and water as well as some toys within the pen and the pup is comfortable.
The entire pen can easily be carried from room to room or even outside. I simply step inside the pen, hold a section on each side and stand up. It’s narrow enough to fit through doors.
The pen can easily be disassembled and stacked in a small pile for storage or to bring along when traveling. You can adjust the size of the pen by removing or adding more sections. Those who need a large pen would need to purchase more than one kit.
All in all, it’s a well made, easy to use pen. I’m very happy with it.

We moved into a new home and no longer had an obvious and easy to cordon off area for our cat’s litter box. My dogs love kitty-generated tootsie rolls, if you get my drift. My cat also won’t use a covered litter box, and won’t jump over gates.

So, I considered a puppy play pen, but realized since he won’t jump over the gate (even though he totally could), I needed what was basically a puppy play pen with a door in the bottom. In comes the bunny cage! A friend of mine had purchased this exact product before, and I got the link from her.

So onto the actual product:
It arrives in a flat-pack box with quite a few thin zip ties, connector plates, and the panels. One of the panels has a door that would fit a small-medium bunny. Larger bunnies probably wouldn’t fit as easily, but they do squish. Overall it’s pretty intuitive. You just slide the panels into the connectors, then push so they’ll be fully connected. Sometimes I worried I was pushing too hard and would bend the grates, but that did not happen. It was easy to make irregular shapes. If you wanted, you could even buy multiple packs and make a very very tall and large enclosure.

I don’t think it stands very well on its own — maybe if you actually connect all four sides (I did not) it would stand nicer as a complete shape. For my use case, I just needed to make an irregular-sized gate. I opted not to use the bunny door panel and instead left it completely open, since I just needed a doorway on the ground for my cat to use. Also, since I’m using it to store a cat box and ward off two 100-pound poo-eaters, I needed to make mine taller and also easy for me to access. It was easy to configure it to make this possible, and then I just fastened it with elastics to a peg board and shelf near where my litter box lives. All I do is unhook the elastic from the peg board and slide it out to gain access to clean the litter box. I also zip tied each joint with the provided zip ties to keep them from popping out, although that wasn’t an issue I had during assembly.

My Syrian hamster climber right over it and my dwarf walked right through it. Definitely not suitable for any type of hamster. It would probably be okay for a bunny, but I think it’s small.

I have cats that love to get underneath my bed when they need to throw up or hide from me when they need to go to the vet or the groomer. I even resorted to cutting up Amazon boxes and taping them together to form a barrier. I ran across this product And decided to give it a try. It works great plus looks so much nicer than pieces of Amazon boxes. I would highly recommend this product if you need to keep your animals from getting underneath your bed. I have a queen size bed and bought the 44 piece package. I had about four sections left over and maybe I can find a good use for that also. Definitely would buy this again.

I bought the 24pc metal for a baby chick run outside. All of the parts were intact and all pieces present. I made it 30”x60” stacked 2 high. It took about 10 minutes to assemble. It’s working perfectly along side the zippered mesh tent I use for baby chicks. So now they have double the room. They are much happier with the extra space and I don’t have to build them a run with chicken wire and scrap wood like I have in the past. Highly recommend!

I’ve built a cage using these panels for my guinea pigs. I purchased them in late November of 2023, and I’m writing this on July 1st, 2024. Overall, they are quite good; My guinea pigs don’t knock them over, none of them are damaged from the occasional “excited for food” cage biting, and being able to disassemble and rearrange them makes it exceptionally easy for storage and travel.

However, I’ve come across one issue, which I suppose is common knowledge. When it’s time to clean the cage and replace the liners, I must lift and remove it from the area, and that is where my only issue is; It is a bit annoying to chase the connectors across the room because they’ve popped off and rolled away. I believe only some of the connectors are loose, as only 3 of them pop off. I’ve tried using the ties, but they slip very easily and haven’t been much help for this.

Excepting than those 3 connectors, I haven’t run into any problems. As I stated, they are incredibly easy to put together, and I find that they’re a lot more convenient as a guinea pig cage than the cages I’ve bought in the past, which are a hassle to do anything with. If you’re looking to build a cage for guinea pigs, I would recommend this!