Could this be mounted to inside of an outdoor dog kennel? Welded wire style...or chain link?
937627
Yes, it has pre drilled holes for mounting. It works great I have mine mounted to a wooden fence with a little shelf built under it because it hold a 5 gallon bucket full of dog food.
937628
Mine is just sitting on the porch. My dogs have never turned it over. The only thing I have done for mine is my oldest dog was having problems bending down to eat. I went to a metal fabrication shop and had them build me a stand to put the feeder in to raise the height up. I would worry about putting holes in it that rain might get the food damp. If you cover it though it should be fine.
937629
Sure, we just drilled a few holes and used bale wire. The plastic is heavy enough to take it.
937630
Yes, you could. However, you would absolutely need to add reinforcing strips interior and exterior so the plastic wouldn't crack, etc. In addition would want to use washers. Order would be bolt, washer, strip, feed bin, fence or strip (unsure of best order here --- will utilize both fence and a second strip), washer, nut on bolt. Locking washer would keep everything from working loose though this shouldn't be too big a concern,
1757228
Not directly, but the chain could be shortened to one or two links. It could probably be attached to a hook or a plate already in place on a ceiling.
140541
You can mount it on the outside of the door as long as the door opens to the outside. This unit pushes the door closed.My only concern would be how it will hold up to the elements. It is not a sealed unit and could possibly rust in time.
1548851
Definitely, This could be attached to chain link using either velcro strips or with pliable metal strips that could hook one to the other. You won't have much privacy though until you get something growing on it. This is a great trellis - well worth the $$, sturdy and quite large.
1127711
I've never welded it myself or have seen it welded, but since it is made of steel it must be possible. I would scrapE/sand the wire clean of any zinc coating to expose the bare steel.
791105
I have mine hooked to the truss tails on the exterior of my house. It should work fine just make sure it is tied to a truss.
1433264
I think that if you remove the cotter pin, you could string a wire through it. It is probably too small a hole for a chain. And it does weigh almost 7 pounds empty.
1675771
It mounts using stakes so it would to mount indoors. We do use it indoors without the stakes and it stays pretty well if you keep the dogs from being to crazy
1735149
You will need to build a mount or purchase the mount. depending on how much space you hvae, you may be able to weld it in place but I would recommend the mount.
646877
While it would be possible to use a cable lock and secure the top portion to a fence as you would a bike, the bottom has no window or vent through which to do this. I am not sure what someone might do with just the bottom, so that might be enough of a deterent. I will say that the dogs like the house!
467489
Definitely. Mine is mounted on a wooden gate. It was easy to mount following the instructions. It also has mounting instructions for chain link and other metal gates.
163638
No the chain is for ceiling mount but you could buy more decorative chain and make it work.
970871
I used these outdoors and they did not hold up to weathering. I think it would not be sufficient to use where pets are concerned. Can you use bungee cords to secure the cages?
646876
Chain a pitt bull to it. I suppose you could bolt it down or drill small holes in the sides and run a chain through it and secure the chain to a fixed object . Hope this gives you some ideas
2243108
If you look closely it is not a wire top. It is a canvas/mesh top. The mesh top is what comes with the kennel
1780207
It's meant to only go in a corner that the rabbit predominantly uses so it could work in a dog cage. You just might have to use different attachment pieces. I use wire with rubber clamps.
335137
Yes. This wire is intended for" invisible" type pet fences. You can splice this wire with the wire thats already there or hook up directly to the box. Lay on the ground or bury. If you make a splice be sure to grease the wire nuts and get water proof caps for your nuts