Rounded corners are the detail to notice here. Cut wire ends at the top of a panel are how dogs and children catch themselves on a cheap pen, and finishing them properly costs the manufacturer something — it is a fair signal of where the money went.

Six iron panels give a 120 x 60cm rectangle as standard, and because they connect on both sides you can run it as an L, a hexagon or a straight barrier across an alcove. One panel carries the gate. What is unusual at this price is what comes with it: twelve non-slip floor grips, twelve connectors and twelve cable ties, so you can fix the shape rigidly and stop it walking across a hard floor. Most pens leave you to work that out yourself.

• Six panels forming 120 x 60 x 60cm
• Iron construction with rounded, finished corners
• One gate panel plus five standard panels
• 12 non-slip floor grips, 12 connectors and 12 cable ties included
• Folds down for storage; no tools needed
• Also suits rabbits and other small animals

On which animals. The maker suggests it for rabbits and similar as well as dogs, and it does work as an indoor rabbit pen — but check the bar spacing against a small or young animal before trusting it, and remember 60cm is a height a rabbit can clear from a standing start if sufficiently motivated.

Who it's for: Puppy owners, small-dog households, and anyone who wants a pen that comes with the fixings to actually hold its shape on a wooden floor.