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The IRIS 24'' Exercise 4-Panel Pet Playpen with Door is a versatile and durable solution for your furry friend's playtime. This portable pet playpen provides 8 square feet of space for pets to play, rest, and exercise indoors. It can be arranged in various shapes and used as a dog fence, play gate, or exercise pen. Made with sturdy molded plastic, the playpen features built-in locks on the door and a distance of 1.7'' between bars to ensure your pet's safety. The panels securely snap together and have non-skid rubber feet to protect your flooring. Made in the USA, this playpen is an accessible, durable, and versatile solution to your pet containment needs.
SKU | 3803600 |
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Primary Brand | Iris |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 12.73 LBS |
Finish | Plastic |
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Primary Color | Gray |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
Material | Polypropylene |
Length | 35.1 IN |
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Adjustable Height Max | 24 IN |
Height | 24 IN |
Adjustable Height Min | 24 IN |
Width | 35.1 IN |
Please supervise pets while using this product.
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