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Ruff Land Kennels Tie Down Kit
$29.99
Ruff Tough Kennels - Tie Down Bracket Kit
For added safety and security this is the accessory you need! The Ruff Tuff Kennels Tie Down Backet Kit includes 4 Brackets, 4 washers and 4 bolts. This kit attaches to your Read More
- Ruff Tough Kennels - Tie Down Bracket Kit
For added safety and security this is the accessory you need! The Ruff Tuff Kennels Tie Down Backet Kit includes 4 Brackets, 4 washers and 4 bolts. This kit attaches to your Ruff Tough Kennels Dog Crate so you can secure it inside a truck bed, back seat or any other place you might see fit. Attach the tie down brackets to the kennel, and secure your kennel in place with a strap or cord of your choice.
Compatible Kennels:
- Medium Single Door Kennel
- Medium Double Door Kennel
- Intermediate Single Door Kennel
- Intermediate Double Door Kennel
- Intermediate Double Door Side Entry Kennel
- Large Single Door Kennel
- Large Double Door Kennel
- Large Double Door Side Entry Kennel
Mounting hardward included - please select the correct door for your medium, intermediate/large, or XL crate size.
PLEASE NOTE: Depending on inventory availability, Ruffland Products take up to 16 weeks for delivery.
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