Dog Bowl Stand with 2 Stainless Steel Bowls

Firstly I was given two "female" fixings for trapping the bowls so no matter what combination you use you don't get the symmetry of fixings shown. Secondly, the bowls are paper thin and I suspect the merest knock will leave a dent and thirdly and most annoying of all is the finish on the plastic turn wheels is so bad that I almost tore the skin off my fingers trying to tighten them up. A great idea spoiled for me.

The frame is already completely rusty after just a few months! And the adjustment screw is worn out (even though it hasn't been used much). The bowls are okay.

Overall, it's an adjustable and space-saving design. But unfortunately, after a few years of use, the dog bar rusted through and became ready for the scrap heap.

The product is good, it's just a shame it arrived damaged even though it was packaged. There's already rust, and right on the tip (where it's clearly visible) it looks like it's been repainted, but in a way that's completely different from the original colour design of the product!

The stand is not of good quality. I’ve assembled it in different ways, but it remains very crooked—no quality control after production. The trays are also very flimsy.

The frame has a curved edge, so the bowl has to be wedged in. However, this edge means that when you take the bowl out and put it back in, it gets stuck, and the contents of the bowl keep spilling or falling out.

I don't recommend it for large dogs. The welding on the two bowls is very weak, the support rod has a poorly calibrated mounting system, and the paint is low quality.