
$144.39

Thin wire crates end up bowed and pushed into corners once a strong dog leans against them. We frame this one in square steel tubing, wrap it under a wood top, and leave extra headroom under an elevated roof line so the dog can stand without ducking.
We raised the roof section above the side rails so the dog gets vertical room to stretch its neck. The wood top still sits flat for a lamp or a basket of leashes.
Heavy gauge steel tubing forms the corners and the door frames instead of crimped wire. The rustic brown panels sit inside the steel skeleton where dog teeth cannot catch an edge.
Four casters roll the full weight out from the baseboard when hair gathers underneath. Step down on the wheel locks to keep the piece parked on bare floors or short rugs.
A small metal holder sits on the door frame to hold a card with your dog name. Slide your own paper tag into the slot after you tighten the door hinge bolts.
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