The ramp is sturdy and made of thick/lightweight plastic. The ramp did not need any assembly.

I have 2 dogs they love it super easy for them to use

Seems good so far. The only complaint I have is that it is a little narrow for my really old larger dogs (labs). They aren't super steady on their feet any more and have slipped off the side.

you see this picture where the dog is on the ramp? that's what my dog was like. I put him on, he was frozen up there, not moving up or down, no matter how much treat or encourage we gave him! plus it was not too sturdy on wood floors, had to return it.

The ramp is as advertised; however, I will be returning it. My dog has very short legs and he will go up the ramp, but not down. It's too steep and he's taken a couple of headers on it and now will not go near it.....the reason for getting it was so he could get on and OFF the bed, but no dice. I would recommend it for a larger dog,

My dachshund having back problem and vet suggested a ramp instead of stairs.

Works great, but heavy, very sturdy and perfect height.

I got this for my 80-pound labrador who was recently diagnosed with a partial ACL tear. Steps do not work for him, so needed a ramp-type product. This works great. It supports him easily and he had no issues learning to use it. It aligns just fine for him to get into the back seat of my Volvo SUV (small step up onto the seat from the ramp), and my 6 month-old Great Pyrenees also uses it to get into the rear cargo area of the same vehicle.