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New Age Pet ECOFLEX Barn Door Dog Crate End Table, Grey, X-Large
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Give your dog's safe space a stylish update! The ECOFLEX Large Barn Door Dog Crate End Table is the perfect indoor retreat for your pet. It also serves as a functional end table, ideal for the family room, bedroom, or living room. Crafted from ECOFLEX material, a unique blend of reclaimed wood and plastic, this eco-friendly crate offers great value and durability, outlasting many other options. The spindles are made from stainless steel tubing for added strength. Please note that any crate that isn't entirely wire or metal may be prone to chewing. Available in two sizes and two colors. Includes a limited 10-year warranty.
- - Constructed using ECOFLEX, a resilient and long-lasting wood-plastic composite
- - Featuring spindles crafted from stainless steel tubing and a stainless steel latch, with double latches included on large and extra-large crates
- - This design combines a premium pet home with a traditional end table, optimizing your living space. It is perfect for seamlessly blending into your living room, bedroom, or any area of your home, offering functionality with style
- - Engineered for your pet's comfort, this crate offers generous space and a cozy interior for large dogs
- - Simple and fast assembly with minimal tools needed-just a screwdriver required
- - Crates offer a safe and secure space for your dog to relax. However, if your dog experiences anxiety, this may not be the ideal choice
- - Pairs well with New Age Pet Inn Place Dog Cushion (sold separately)
Specifications
| SKU | 3992252 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | New Age Pet |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 60.8 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | X-Large |
| Material | Recycled Polymers |
Pet Sizing
| Breed Sizes | XLarge |
|---|
Item Dimensions
| Length | 43.07 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 29.92 IN |
| Width | 27.87 IN |
10-year limited manufacturer warranty. Proof of purchase is required for any warranty claims.
Using a dog crate effectively starts with choosing the right size-big enough for your dog to stand, turn, and lie down comfortably. Introduce it as a positive space by placing it in a quiet, familiar area and adding a comfy bed or blanket. Never use the crate as punishment. Use it for rest, travel, or safety, but avoid keeping your dog crated for too long to prevent discomfort or stress.
Not Chew-Proof: This crate is not designed for dogs prone to chewing or those with anxiety-related behaviors.
How to FIND THE RIGHT crate DIMENSIONS
Measure dog's length from their nose to their tail
Measure nose-to-tail length
Measure their height when seated
Measure seated height
Add 4 inches to both measurements
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