Tiny Hamster Maze Wood House Fun Slide House Double-Decker Hut for Dwarf Gerbil Mouse Mice Rat Small Animals(Only for Small Hamster)

Our large hamster Duncan is enjoying his new house! Easy to assemble and he likes it.

Tiny hamster house quality is better then I expected as well as durable strong, slightly hard to put the part insides one another by that I mean you’ll need to use a bit of force to make sure it’s in place. As for the size is perfect for mice (if you have any) it’s worth the price

Hopefully they don’t chew it up but if they do it’s ok, there’s no glue or nails used! Easy to put together with or without instructions. I’ll be buying more for sure!

It’s really cute and tiny. It went together pretty easily with the instructions. It’s sturdy for its size very lightweight. My hamster seems to really enjoy it but some of the things on it like ladders and what not really that great we made or positioned so they really useless.

I bought 6 of these little houses over the past few weeks for my pet mice habitats. Though I rated them 5 stars, I'd actually give them about 4.5, since they don't come with instructions. However, I went back to the original product information on Amazon and found the numbered steps/instructions to assemble the houses. You still have to do some "pattern analysis" to figure out the proper assembly. I was surprised how well the pieces fit together, didn't have to do any trimming of the pieces to make them fit. What made the process easier was using a rubber mallet to hammer the pieces in place. It would have been difficult to do it without the mallet. Overall, I found them to be of good quality. The mice are already chewing on them, so not sure how long they'll last, but the mice seem to enjoy the different levels and compartments to explore. So far, I haven't noticed any ill effects of the mice chewing the wood. The wood has a slick surface that's easy to clean, but the little compartments aren't easy to access to thoroughly clean the surfaces. By the way, I noticed in a previous review (picture) someone complained the little ladder/ramp was angled the wrong way. If you flip the piece that the the ramp fits into, the notch will be the correct angle so the ramp slants the right way. I almost made that mistake when I assembled my first house, by the sixth house I was an expert builder! Hope this helps. Good luck!