
$149.61

When a thin wire cage bows against a strong dog, steel is the only sensible step. We built this frame from heavy steel tubing and capped it with a wide wooden panel that sits like a console in the living room. You get solid latches, a removable base pan, and casters that lock when the crate finds its corner.
We weld thick steel tube into the side panels and doors instead of light wire. It gives the piece weight and holds its shape when a large dog leans into the wall.
Clever dogs work on single slide bolts. We place two steel latches on the door, catching both the vertical and horizontal bars so the frame stays rigid when nudged.
Steel crates are heavy to drag across a floor. Four casters let you roll the piece out to sweep underneath, and the foot levers press down to hold it in place.
A composite tray sits under the floor bars to catch dirt and hair. You slide it straight out from the bottom panel for washing without moving the whole piece.
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