
$144.39

When a dog bends thin wire panels, furniture crates with light wooden slats usually follow. We build this wide kennel out of steel plates and steel base supports, then finish the top in oak gray so the surface carries lamps and books. The roof design gives a tall dog headroom to stand upright inside the room.
A tall dog should stand up without ducking. We raised the roof structure above standard flat crate height, so your dog stretches up inside while the oak gray surface remains level for bowls and trays above.
You do not need to swing the main front door wide open when dinner is ready. A fold-down feeding window lets you slide food and water bowls directly onto the floor without wrestling a hungry dog at the doorway.
Heavy steel furniture is hard to drag across a floor when fur gathers underneath. We set this kennel on rolling wheels. You roll it aside on cleaning day, vacuum the floorboards, and press the caster locks to set it.
Thick steel plates wrap the corners and steel bars support the floor from below. We added a metal plate on the front door panel where you can slide a card with your dog name.
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