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Owens XL Collapsible Gray Dog Crate
$995.00
Owens Heavy Duty K-9 Collapsible Crate
This collapsible dog crate that is made by Owens is great for Police and Military Working Dogs. The outside of the crate measures at (including the rails and stacking corners) 41”L x 25”W x...
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Owens Heavy Duty K-9 Collapsible Crate
This collapsible dog crate that is made by Owens is great for Police and Military Working Dogs. The outside of the crate measures at (including the rails and stacking corners) 41”L x 25”W x 29”H. The inside of the crate measures at (using the smallest points) 37 1/2”L x 22”W x 28”H. When the crate is collapsed it measures at 41”L x 25”W x 8 1/4”H. The door opening of the kennel measures at 15”W x 20”H.
This heavy duty crate folds down for transportation and storage. It is built from heavy .063 mill finished aluminum that will never rust. The crate has two spring loaded, rattle free, carrying handles for moving when the crate is set up. When the crate is collapsed it offers one spring loaded, rattle free, carrying handle for moving. The crate has a stainless T-Handle with a 3 point latching system, fully powder coated inside and out, and easily sets up and collapses without the need for tools. Crate also contains a heavy weight rubber mat included for K- 9 comfort.
Fully assembled crate weighs: 53 lbs.
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