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Wood-look cabinet
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Latched dual doors
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Barred airflow
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Usable tabletop
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Wood-look cabinet
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Latched dual doors
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Barred airflow
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Usable tabletop
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Wood-look cabinet
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Latched dual doors
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Barred airflow
-
Usable tabletop
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Wood-look cabinet
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Latched dual doors
-
Barred airflow
-
Usable tabletop
-
Wood-look cabinet
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Latched dual doors
-
Barred airflow
-
Usable tabletop
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Wood-look cabinet
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Latched dual doors
-
Barred airflow
-
Usable tabletop
Park it as an end table. Open toward the room.
Front and side doors, including French-style openings on some models, let you face the crate toward the sofa or the hall. Bars keep the view open and air moving. The flat top holds a lamp or a plant. Drawers and casters appear on selected pieces.
Doors that face the room
Latched front and side openings, so you reach in from where you sit.
A den with a view
Barred openings keep sightlines and airflow while your dog rests inside.
A top that works
Set a lamp or plant on the tabletop. Some models add drawers or casters.
Side by side
A living-room cabinet, or a utility cage.
Furniture crates use wood-look panels and a tabletop. Metal cages keep bars, a slide-out tray, and wheels for a more utilitarian setup.
Furniture crate
Wire cage
Measure first. Then keep the finish simple to wipe.
Each listing shows interior and overall inches. Match those to your dog’s height and length before you order. Assembly is required.
Before you buy
Confirm size, doors, and style. Then try it at home.
Pick furniture for the living room or a carrier for travel. You have 30 days to send it back for a full refund if it is not the right den.
