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Kennel Sunscreen
$49.95 - $259.99
The Kennel Sunscreen is UV treated, blocking 80% of the sun’s rays and keeping your dogs up to 15 degrees cooler in the heat of summer. Constructed with high quality tightly woven nylon mesh with reinforced brass grommets. Comes with easy-to-replace plastic zip ties, that won’t come loose in the...
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The Kennel Sunscreen is UV treated, blocking 80% of the sun’s rays and keeping your dogs up to 15 degrees cooler in the heat of summer. Constructed with high quality tightly woven nylon mesh with reinforced brass grommets. Comes with easy-to-replace plastic zip ties, that won’t come loose in the wind. Rain drains through the mesh to prevent sagging and it pulls tight for a quiet kennel environment, no listening to flapping in the breeze. These sunscreens are so tough that they need to be removed prior to winter in areas prone to heavy snowfall to avoid potential kennel collapse. Available in custom sizes, please call for a price quote and to order customization.
Standard sizes available for square kennels:- 4 ft. long x 8 ft. wide
- 6 ft. long x 10 ft. wide
- 6 ft. long x 12 ft. wide
- 10 ft. long x 10 ft. wide
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