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Built for rooms
Wooden crates and home stands built for real rooms
We build dog crates that work as end tables and consoles, with heavy steel frames and double room layouts. Every piece flat packs with hardware and panels that fit together with one hex key.
- 82flat-pack builds on the shelves
- 4,928ratings across the catalog
- 6shelves to browse by room
Furniture on top
Solid tops hold your lamps, books and drinks while the crate sits underneath.
Thick steel builds
Heavy gauge steel frames carry two latches on the door, locking casters and a removable base tray.
Divided double rooms
Two dogs get separate spaces under a single console top, or remove the center divider for one dog.
Storage past the kennel
Our stands hold printers, record players and bathroom towels with built in power strips and shelves.
Start here
Find a piece by the room problem
Pick the situation you are trying to solve and see the panels we cut for that specific spot.
Our catalog
Every shelf we cut and pack
Browse through the complete range of wood and steel builds arranged by what they do in the house.
Owner notes
Pieces with the most written feedback
Read what people mention after bolting the frame together and putting their own gear on the top board.
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Fold-Flat Crate for Medium Dogs, Rustic Brown
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Living room crates
Crates made to work as end tables
We build wooden panels in quiet finishes and hang wire doors with steel latches under a flat top.
Browse wooden cratesSize chooser
Find the build for your dog
Tell us the dog weight, one dog or two, and if the dog works on latches. We match the width to your wall.
Start the chooserOff the bench
The latest builds we packed
These recent additions to the catalog come flat packed with all hardware and the single hex key in the box.
Clear sizing
Match your wall to the exact width
Check the printed measurements on each card before you clear a corner or line up your furniture.
82
builds on the floor
4,928
ratings across the listings
78.74 in
the widest printed width
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where the shelf starts
Our shop standards
How we construct every piece
Cut and drill
We cut flat panels with predrilled joints that line up square under your hex key.
Fit the hardware
We hang steel latches, bolt the door hinges square and seat drop in bottom pans.
Pack the box
We box every wall panel, fastener and tool in order so you finish assembly in an evening.
Fit your space
How to choose a crate
Pick the build that fits your room layout and matches your dog.
- 1
Check your wall space
Measure the floor area along the baseboard where you want the piece to rest.
- 2
Weigh your dog
Get a current scale reading for the dog, or plan out the gear you need to store.
- 3
Compare the listings
Find the card that pairs your floor measurement with your weight bracket.
| Dog weight | Single crates | Built for two |
|---|---|---|
| 20 to 35 lb | 31 and 31.5 in | 63 in |
| 35 to 60 lb | 41 in | 40 and 78.7 in |
| 60 to 80 lb | 43 in | not in the catalog yet |
| 65 to 92 lb | not in the catalog yet | 47.2 in |
Match your dog weight on the left with the printed piece width on the right to choose the right build.
Close view
Take a look at the hardware
Each panel joins with steel bolts so the entire build stays firm once you tighten down the corners.
78.7" Double Dog Crate, Brown
Two dogs take up one shared wall under a single brown furniture top, with their own doors and a divider panel between them.
Upkeep
Living with the furniture
Simple routines keep the wood and metal working as intended.
Habits to keep up
- Set a coaster under cups and wet bowls on wood tops.
- Wipe wood down with a damp cloth, followed by a dry towel.
- Pull out the base pan and rinse it with water.
- Engage the wheel brakes once the frame is in position.
Things to avoid doing
- Do not drag a full cabinet across the floor; lift it instead.
- Do not leave standing water pooled on wood surfaces.
- Do not apply harsh solvents to the painted or stained panels.
- Do not hang weight on a crate door while it stands open on its hinges.
Building dens that belong in the room
We build dens that let a dog live inside the furniture instead of beside it. Our panels, steel frames and flat tops turn shared floor space into useful tables and consoles. You tighten the hardware with one tool and the dog gains a spot in the room.
How we plan every build on this page
Wire cages take up floor space without giving any surface back. We build wooden tops that hold table lamps, stacks of mail or a television so the footprint pays for itself in the room. A dog sleeps underneath while the surface functions as an ordinary console or nightstand. Plain finishes let the entire piece read as cabinetry first and a private den second.
Choosing a build starts with floor span and the size of your dog. A wood frame suits ordinary crate training, while thick steel walls and twin latches suit a dog that pushes against hardware. Double builds give two animals separate rooms or combine into one long run. Where an evening with a hex key is the wrong plan, the folding pieces arrive flat and open out with no assembly at all.
| Shelf | Widths on it | Starts at |
|---|---|---|
| Double dog crates | 39.96 to 78.74 in | $139.99 |
| Furniture-style crates | 25.5 to 43 in | $39.99 |
| Heavy-duty kennels | 31 to 54 in | $90.24 |
| Office stands | 23.6 to 32.3 in | $29.99 |
| Home storage | 32 in | $39.99 |
| Cat litter furniture | 31.5 to 39.4 in | $49.99 |
| Dog weight | Builds sized for it | Width span |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 35 lb | 7 builds | 31 to 63 in |
| 35 to 60 lb | 6 builds | 39.96 to 78.74 in |
| 60 lb and up | 3 builds | 43 to 47.24 in |
- Double crates carry a center wall that unbolts so a single dog can use the full interior span.
- Printers and turntables sit on top of our stands while paper and record albums go in the lower bays.
- Some storage stands carry built in outlets and charging ports right on the side panel.
- A drink on a wood top wants a simple coaster to keep moisture off the finish.
- We cut panels and predrill holes, leaving the final fasteners for a retail hex key in your living room.
Where to begin your search
Measure the open floor along your baseboard and pick the shelf that matches your room. Check the weight range printed on the card to match your dog.
Questions and answers
Details on the build
How do we choose between the printed width and the dog weight?
Check your dog weight against the listing card first so the interior gives enough turning room. Then measure your baseboard to confirm the total piece width fits the wall.
How does the divider in a double crate operate?
The center panel slides into dedicated vertical channels between the front and back walls. Lift it straight out when you want one dog to stretch across the full interior.
What makes the steel kennel construction different from wood builds?
We weld square steel tubing into fixed wall grids instead of using wood uprights. The bottom pan sits on steel support rails above the floor casters.
What comes in the hardware pack for assembly?
Every flat box contains all the threaded bolts, barrel nuts and one hex key to fit them. You will not need your own drills or extra hand tools to finish the frame.
How should we care for the wooden top surface?
Wipe away standing water immediately and set coasters under cold glasses. The wood panels take a table lamp, heavy books or a television without bowing.
What does a cat litter cabinet change about the room?
The tray sits inside the cabinet with a side passage cut for the cat and a front door for scooping. Litter that leaves on paws stays on the panel instead of the hallway, and the top stays a usable surface.
Room by room
How these pieces live in rooms
A double crate runs along the baseboard with its own door on each side and a divider that lifts out when one dog earns the whole floor. The wooden top is cut to carry a television or a pair of lamps, so the footprint gives a surface back.
Living room console
Steel tube frames, welded corners and a drop-in pan for whatever comes in on four paws. Casters with brakes let the kennel roll clear of the baseboard for sweeping and lock again where it stood.
Heavy steel kennel
The printer sits flat on the top board, paper reams fill the lower cubby, and the builds with a charging station take the cords off the desk and into the frame.
Home office stand
Builds ready for your living space
Every piece comes flat with hardware organized for a single tool setup. Pick the finish that fits your woodwork and set up your floor plan.