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Owen's DIY Series Dog Box 55046
$499.00
Owen's DIY Series Dog Box 55046 - 46 x 48 x 25
With this do-it-yourself kit, you provide the wood and wood screws to complete the Owens DIY Dog Box. Our kit contains a welded, rigid door frame with lockable stainless steel flush mount slam...
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Owen's DIY Series Dog Box 55046 - 46 x 48 x 25
With this do-it-yourself kit, you provide the wood and wood screws to complete the Owens DIY Dog Box. Our kit contains a welded, rigid door frame with lockable stainless steel flush mount slam latches, heavy gauge aluminum corners, two adjustable side vents, instructions, and a complete bolt pack. You add wood and wood screws.
Details:
- Assembly Required
- Double Compartment Dog Box
- Standard Vents: 7 x 10 Side Vents
- Overall Dimensions: 46 W x 48 D x 25 H
- Dog Compartment: 22 W x 46 D x 23 H
- Warranty: 1 Year against Defects in Material or Workmanship
- Proudly Made in the USA!
Features:
- These DIY dog boxes include the front face with doors
- 46" wide aluminum front with a welded, rigid door frame to keep your box square and secure
- Storm door covers are included
- Heavy gauge aluminum corners for durability
- Two 7 x 10 standard vents for air flow with storm covers
- Bolt pack included
- When fully assembled with 1/2 inch plywood, your full size dog box will weigh approximately 119 lbs.
Your build your own box using the DIY kit with:
- Two 4 ft x 8 ft pieces of plywood
- Four 8 ft 2 x 2's
- Wood screws
Read an LCS Staff Review - DIY Dog Box Review
Please note - The price shown for DIY Dog Box DOES NOT include the oversize freight charge of $25.00.
Will ship via UPS ground. please allow 12 weeks for delivery.
PLEASE NOTE: This item can not use expedited shipping! Call us for more information. 800.662.5202
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