FXW Rollick Dog Playpen for Yard, RV Camping│Patented, 32 inch 48 Panels

I got two sets of the the 24” panels (8 per set, total of 16) to get our rabbits some socialization and outdoor time without permanent fence so we can still mow and use the space when they aren’t out. Came with easy instructions on the back of an included kind, thoughtful letter from the company. Each box had a pair of gloves, extra plastic floor stoppers for indoor use, and extra poles/ stakes to put in ground if you aren’t closing the circle or square. No damage to parts and packaged really well…each metal part covered in a white sleeve so they didn’t rub during shipping. Seems good quality but only set up and used one day so far, has not rained yet. Going to purchase an outdoor plastic container to store fence in when not in use - why risk the potential for rust…the nice letter said it was primed and ready for outdoor use. Three rabbits squabbled with each other, but could tell they really liked the space…I’ll update the review if there are any issues with sturdiness, because rabbits can chew threw basically anything, and can knock walls over if they get ornery enough - but no issues so far. I drove stakes in with a rubber mallet…I would avoid using a metal hammer. Five stars!!

From the description, this fence looked useful as a dog fence in my back yard. It poses more of a psychological barrier than a rigid one, but after a little over a week, that has turned out to be right on target. My 60 lb dog has not tried to leap against it and it has kept her contained. It was easy to install and I put up 45 panels in about 4 hours (including unpackaging and carrying them to the backyard). I did it alone. It is quite an ingenious design that is flexible in how you can arrange it and provides adequate rigidity to stay firmly planted. I bought the 48 panel kit and it has multiple doors, which is handy in my hard. A few panels were bent or slightly damaged in transport and there are a few panels that had paint scratches, but I was able to repair all that. All in all, it is working exactly as I hoped. I hope it proves durable (it has been in place only for 9 days as I write this).

Looks nice, more so than other metal portable fences we've looked at or bought. We live on a large lot that would be very difficult to fence due to natural areas interspersed with lawn areas. We have two puppies who will top out at 20 and 25 pounds and needed a save place to run off leash. We bought the 32 inch high, which is good for now, and we'll train them not to jump on it as we go along. We pushed several stakes into the ground for stability, but we didn't need to do all of them to provide enough stability. We bought the 32 panel size, and it gives a good long run to get out their zoomies, or just to enjoy laying and playing in the grass. Also plenty roomy for us to put in a couple of chairs to supervise and interact. We are very pleased with the product and would recommend it.We do have to move it weekly to mow the grass, but it's a terrific solution for us because we have a safe fenced area for play at way less cost than a permanent fence, and it's easy to move areas of the yard or take along for camping or road trips.We are in the PNW where it rains/is wet much of the year. We will use it outside throughout the year, and sand and apply Rustoleum paint, as needed.Only downside we've seen is that the design with the centered poles between panels doesn't allow for an accordion fold for storage like our two other smaller dog- related portable fences. However, this one is much sturdier and much nicer to look at.

I really wish I would have gotten a taller size. I saw the seller answer a question that said the 32" was tall enough for a German Shepherd, Labrador, or other larger dog... It is NOT. I tried it for my 3-month old German Shepherd puppy, thinking he wouldn't be able to get out of this for at least a few months... I was wrong. He got out immediately. This is a great pen - easy to assemble, sturdy, has connectors that easily slide together and have balls at the top of the connectors so they have no sharp edges. The gates are relatively easy to open/close and there are two gates with the 16-piece. Just make sure you order one that is tall enough for your dog - depending on size of dog and energy level. And, make sure your dog does NOT wear a collar while in this pen. My puppy's collar got hung up on the top pole the first time he tried to escape and he nearly choked himself. My puppy likes being in it when I'm next to him, and it has been great when I'm sitting in remote work meetings and he's not trying to escape because I'm next to him, so he's not getting into things he shouldn't, but when I walk away for even a minute, he easily gets out of this playpen - right over the top. I am ordering a taller size. Hopefully it will contain him.

When my senior, 10 lb. dog injured his CCL, it was either $3000 surgery or 8 week confinement for healing. Being a senior myself surgery was out of the question. We suffered through him being sequestered in my bathroom for 9 days until I received this great enclosure. I studied all the options before settling on this one for the ball top stakes and the lift/drop latch. Better for PawPaw, and better for my arthritis and disc disease. I did get some help setting up in my carpeted apartment due to both of my restrictions, but the assembly is basically simple. I ordered the 32 inch x 16 panel set. It is set currently with 9 panels including a gate and as his condition improves it will be expanded for him. He was a rescue dog that I took on at 11 yo and has been incontinent from the start. He has refused belly bands and we have lived with my carpeted apartment and furniture being lined with mostly disposable pee pads for over a year with limited success. Due to his age and injury he will not be allowed to be at large and able to urinate and jump at will. I will give him as much room as a little dog needs with the 16 panel set. So far, both of us are very happy.