Can this crate be a stand for a 49 pound dehumidifier?
2069857
Mine are stacked on top iof each other like bookcases-each filled with books and we have had no problems.
735640
I should think so. Basically the hangar is made of wood with a brass hook. If in doubt use 2 together.
1900492
Yes. You can see all of the specifications for this product at https://www.danby.com/en/US/our_products/dehumidifiers/adr50a2g.
1800443
Probably, but it would depend on the hutch. You'd need to measure to mke sure it would fit, and it might look a little funny. Other than that, I don't see why it wouldn't work. Once everything is put in place, it's a pretty sturdy stand.
1301439
No. We have this cover and it fit our old crate, but does not fit our Midwest Lifestages 36x24x27. It's not wide enough :(
268347
I suppose it could but most likely the dog would slip on the surface. I've never personally stood on the crate and would likely place a board or nonstick surface on top of the crate. I would also contact the manufacturer to see if the roof can support the weight.
728895
Yes you can stand this item up right. I have mine hanging from my shed eaves.
1928566
Yes, so long as it's a wood floor. Unit is heavy - 50lbs. You may need help positioning unit on bolt attachment
137243
It's 46" wide all around, but won't won't give protection like a good dog crate(s). Wire crates will allow your dogs to see out and are far more safe. PS - I have Shelties.
263558
It doesn't come with a hook to hang a water bottle, but if you have the means to attach the water bottle, the crate will accommodate it. I don't think it will pose any problems for you.
1262461
No- I'd use a wood crate. It filled 2 crates FYI or 1 ikea bag but its really heavy
191807
I don't think you would any problem fitting it on a 48" Elitefield dog crate.DD
1461778
I bought this stand for a 30" x 30" square and there is plenty of room for a bigger cage. The base is large so weight shouldn't be an issue either
124229
Depending if it has air vents in the back if not you will need to drill some. For a large or extra large crate, a series of 1 inch holes with a wood drill bit can be used.
95976
probably not ... I'm sure there's some way you could rig it up with zip ties & want not, but your dog would run the risk of cutting himself on the metal that's inside the crate. you could always order it & return it if it didn't work, Amazon's great with returns!
1369581
The window is a piece of plastic that slides up and out of a slot but the plastic that divides the window into 4 panes is part of the wall and does not move. I have a dehumidifier sitting on the floor which seldom turns on because the shed stays dry. Even if you cut a hole for the AC I don't think the wall could handle the weight.
985424
Yes, I have my 79lb dog in my crate. He is very comfortable in it, of course he does get plenty of exercise outside of his crate.