Could this be attached to the wall if an outdoor kennel? Welded wire or chain link type...
572808
It has two holes in the back that u could use to drill screws to the wall but I'm sure if u just want to be a little creative that's a strong possibility as well
572809
yes, I attached mine to a chain link kennel fence. There are holes in the back to run a wire through to attach to the fence.
572810
Yes it could, just make sure not too tightly so the lid can swing, the lid goes back a bit as it rotates about the hung point. Recommend this be used under roofed area. Driving rain will run down the front flapper and wet the food. Amazing how fast dogs figured out how it works. My smart Lab after just one explaination. Stoopy dog had it after watching the others for about a day.
745535
This is made of thin plastic. You could use it outside if it is secured well to a wall, but may be challenging if there is wind.
299014
Yes it could I figure but you would want to make sure their is nothing in the way for the dog and cable to get wrapped around. I hooked one end to my garage and the other to a post that I set into the ground
26545
No. It has a lip on it so it can attach to the toolbox. This product was designed for a toolbox. It can be hung on a wall with some modifications...but in my opinion it would not be worth it.
1636682
It can be attached to a wall. If the wall is "drywall", it would be be better if it were attached to a stud, located behind the wall.
1788939
You can easily attach it by sandwiching the fence between a 2X4 and the water trough, I attached mine to the chicken coop and hard piped it in with PVC pipe. It was so simple.
20043
you could tie the already attached ropes at each of the corners to anything even the kennel but each side is only 9 feet (9x9x9'). It depends on your sun movement during the day whether this will work for you or if your dogs will be left in the scorching sun with no shade at some point during the day. Check it out during the day and then decide what is your best solution or shape you will need. Wolf Judy
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I don't see why not. We have ours affixed to (not in) the wall and it works well. As long as the door swings freely it should be just fine.
185905
I honestly don't know. We hung it on a sheet-rock painted wall in to a stud. I would assume if you have a stud, you could attach it to any kind of wall.
185906
I wouldn't imagine so. It requires two drilled holes for screws to secure it. I also used wall anchors. I'm having difficulty imagining what you're trying to attach it to.
2156613
Yes it can, however better suited to be wall hung. The unit works really well even the door switch outside at minus 40 degress.
2099189
You could probably make a standoff out of wood and run the wire through some sort of conduit down the concrete wall into the standoff. They are designed to completely conceal the wire to avoid tampering.
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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
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!
326502
Wouldn't it have to be upright for that to work? (I assume you wouldn't want to bolt it to the wall.). It is, however, very sturdy and quite rough. If I were an itchy Shih Tzu I would love it.
1250758
There is this little black teeth like hook on the back but it would require a wire hook. I used those Velcro wall savers to limit the amount of wall damage
458655
It's pretty sturdy and the hook is a loop so under normal outdoor conditions it shouldn't fly off the wall. Outdoors eh...never thought of that. Great idea. As Mozarkian said, I would put on a sealant to avoid rust.