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Ruff Land Kennels Metal Door Liner
$56.95 - $67.95
Ruff Land Kennel - Metal Door Liner
The Ruff Tough Crate metal door liner is the perfect addition to the composite door of a medium, intermediate, or large dog Ruff Tough Crate. The metal door liner will provide added protection against the dog...
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Ruff Land Kennel - Metal Door Liner
The Ruff Tough Crate metal door liner is the perfect addition to the composite door of a medium, intermediate, or large dog Ruff Tough Crate. The metal door liner will provide added protection against the dog that likes to push and chew on the crate door. It's so easy to install just use the included hardware and attach it to the inside of the crate door. Please choose either Medium, Intermediate/Large or X-Large.
Medium Metal Door Liner Specifications:13"W x 14 1/2"H
Weight: 2 1/2 lbs.
Intermediate/Large Metal Door Liner Specifications:15"W x 17"H
Weight: 3 lbs.
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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