Can you remove one of the panels so you can back it up to a window with a doggie door. Will it be fairly stable without the back panel?
1016950
Hi it would be stable if you secure it with something on the sides . They are very sturdy panels and you can have them separate or together.
1016951
Yes you can. It seems a little unstable at the top. But it really is not. My shitzu stays in there and he puts his front legs on it a lot and it is fine. I recommend this product.
1289772
The doors do not effect the stability. There are vertical hinge slots on the main frame, similar to house doors, they are fairly small, not very visible till you are pretty close.
1723703
You could leave the bottom panels out. However, to make it more stable you might want to attach a couple of thin pieces of wood that nail or screw in across the bottom.
682855
Technically, not by design. The side rails are made up of 4 separate pieces (2 front, 2 back). You would probably lose the support needed to keep them stable if you left the roof off. Also, I think the door side front rail help keep the door in place and pivoting (although, the door doesn't line up well regardless, so...)
993117
Yes. It comes out easily enough. If you do it daily it might be more likely to break though. I would just put a bar in the door overnight and put in the block for the pet door though. Trips when you take your pet with you or board it/them would be easy to take the door out for.
1271312
Sort of. If you completely force two panels together it is very difficult to separate them. If you left it only halfway together in two places, it would be portable. But then it's not as sturdy.
410016
You can remove the hinges if you only want to use 2 panels. That would be an option.
1440183
You can leave the door off if you wish , no hinges attached hope this helps.
1337609
If I'm thinking correctly of what your windows are...I think you would have to take it down each time you open them. But, it has velcro and is very easy to take down and put back. I got an extra strip of velcro and use it in a Different spot when i need to. (Before I just buy another one)
1763619
Yes, it does. However, I don't know if it would be stable that way without any support. The item is pretty heavy. Mine tends to fall over even if I have two panels (out of three) "flat" out.
443025
Yes. Without anything to hold the sections in place they will be pretty unstable. I used a few hollow door anchors and screws in the lower sections, and the unit stays put. Otherwise the bottom sections would sway whenever you open or close the door.
1980923
The door is easily propped up. . .but I'm not sure you could tie is back without some cosmetic hole drilling in the plastic. You could probably 'break' the door completely off if you were wanting to.
1594215
The panels are not stable unless they are attached to each other. If you have two walls where you could attach eye bolts to each end then attach large clips to the panels that would work well. You will.probably need three eyebolts and clips for each side to keep it steady.
1853592
I would say technically yes but it's not the most stable. It's more for decoration as it's just a bunch of pieces of wood set up on and around the kennel. You could probably fortify it to be more stable
578337
The legs do come off. No the back doesn't come off. I have a very wide double door and it was not a problem.
2025229
Yes. When you put the kennel together simply don't add the front part of it (the door) and the rest will fit together and hold without it.
2216259
Yes. It is assembled. I guess you can remove the hinges but I don't think it would be as stable.