SPECIFICATIONS

Applicable Dog Breed: Large Dog

Material: iron

Special Feature: Durable

Type: Dogs

• 【Elevated Roof for Large Dogs】Many dog crate furniture don’t offer enough vertical space, causing dogs to hunch their necks or lower their heads — uncomfortable in the moment and unhealthy over time. Our elevated-roof design adds extra interior height, about 4 inches more compared to flat-top crates, giving your large dog the space to stand, stretch, and relax freely. More headroom means a happier, calmer dog inside their cozy home

• 【Dedicated Built-in Feeding Window for Stress-Free Mealtime】Typical dog crates require opening the front door just to place food inside — which is inconvenient and often gives dogs a chance to dash out. We added a fold-down side feeding window so you can easily serve food and water while keeping your dog calm and secure. Faster, safer, and cleaner mealtime for both of you

• 【Wheels for Easy Cleaning & Room Layout Changes】Cleaning under the dog crate or rearranging your space shouldn’t be a struggle. Our smooth, pressure-tested wheels let you move the crate quietly and effortlessly. Roll it to a sunny corner, shift it when vacuuming, or push it closer during bonding time — no lifting, no noise, no hassle

• 【Reinforced Structure Designed for Strong & Anxious Dogs】Most furniture-style crates look nice but still struggle with durability — especially for strong, active, or anxious dogs. We solved this with 0.39" thick, 2.36" wide heavy steel plates around the frame, plus 1–2 steel support bars under the base to prevent sagging. The result: a stable, long-lasting crate you can trust, even with energetic pups

• 【A Warm Cabin-Style Home, Not “Just a Crate”】Dogs are family, and they deserve a space that feels like home — not a cold cage. That’s why this large dog kennel furniture is shaped like a charming little cabin and lined with warm wooden panels on the sides, top, and base. The included customizable name tag adds a heartfelt touch, helping your dog feel emotionally safe and truly “at home” in their personal space