
$144.39

Strong dogs test thin wire until the weld pops and the door sags. We built this crate with steel bar walls and set a wide rustic brown top across the frame so the piece earns its floor space in the living room. It rolls out when you need to mop.
Thick square tubing and steel crossbars take the place of thin wire panels. The metal frame bolts together with heavy hardware so the crate stays square when a large dog shifts its weight inside.
A wood grain top runs the full span of the kennel. It holds table lamps, dog gear baskets, or stacks of hardcovers while keeping the crate looking like part of the room furniture.
Heavy indoor kennels take real effort to lift. We set this one on wheels so you can roll the unit away from the baseboard to sweep, then click the wheel levers down to hold the spot.
A small metal plate sits directly on the door frame. You can slide an index card or printed label into the slot with your dog name on it, leaving no adhesive residue on the finish.
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