What is the actual manufacturer of this crate? What are the gauges and are they welded? Also, is it easily collapsable?
1826599
I don't know the details as I bought this crate for my daughters 1 year old pit bull who had been through other cages. She's been using this crate for two months and he has not been able to get out of the crate. It's roomy and he actually seems to like it. So far this has been a good purchase for her. It is NOT easily collapsible though. This is a large heavy crate.
2285131
It has like fiber that's like fishing pole strength. So it is springs up when you unfold it, and fold it down to transport. It's a great crate, very sturdy. I love it.
1605879
I love this portable crate, but it is pretty big. Collapsed, it measures 48" x 32".
1437562
The final dimensions when collapsed is the same as the front of the crate, so I am guessing about 16 x 24 inches. It folds very flat (maybe an inch thick) because the side parts twist. I am pretty sure there is no way to fold or roll further as the wires are quite stiff.
20715
This is a lightweight, easy to assemble crate. You should not place it in the bed of a pick up truck as it could shift and/or fly away. It's easy to get out of the back seat because it is soft sided and will give if crammed against the seat when removing. I had 2 of these in the back seat of my Toyota Solara, and it was pretty easy to remove and pour back in the car. I bought mine 4 years ago, and they are still going strong.. I would recommend these roomy crates to anyone. If you are planning on using them for a dog, he may be able to chew the fabric. I would recommend for cats or small dogs.
1828713
Sorry but don't remember this crate. It looks like one Nylabone company used to make. We liked it for its sturdiness, but folding was difficult. Good quality wire crate easiest for what you do. Cooler in summer. Can cover during cooler weather.
1777591
Never mind. I am look I g at this again. And I think this was the first crate we used for our dog and he grew out of it. I think the one you are ask about was our first crate when he was a puppy and does not fit into now. Sorry I can't be more definitive, but it looks like the first mode.
1095832
It is in storage right now. But I put 2 40 pound dogs in it at trial and leave the door open and they both have room to hang out the front. Great crate. Heavy but the wheel make it easier tomove. If you really rally need the size let me know and I will dig it out. I also am able to open the tail door with the crate in the back of my Jeep!
51004
We're very happy with this crate. It opens on the left with the hinges on the right as you face the crate. A real plus for us is that it easily folds flat for travel and sets up in a couple of minutes.
1280085
I cant tell you the exact gauge of the crate; However, what I can tell you is that it is not a high enough gauge or strong enough material to handle anything too rough. That being said, I have two Dobermans who really want out of the cages and i have no worries about them escaping. the cage feels a little flimsy during set up but stands solid and secure. For the money you cannot beat it, as the comparable cages are double and triple the price, if you have amazon prime this is an especially good deal as the shipping on all the other cages is $50+. Although the overall design of the cage would have benefited substantially from a stronger thicker steal it is sufficient and economical.
372382
The crate has clips to keep it closed when folded. I'm not sure if recommend puttig it into baggage check unprotected- there are some plastic parts that could easily get damaged.
2090708
While it is flimsy it is not going to fall apart. I just do not believe it will last any where near as long as the ine I bought from a local pet supply. More of aa concern are the latches which are a pain to operate.an update is needed- This week I came home 2 times to the pup (35 Lb lab) that was in this crate running loose. Both our pups have escaped by pushing an end panel out of the clips. Our sturdier crate bought years ago from petsmart will not bend enough to allow tis. I now have the panels zip tied to prevent future escapes
213871
I put this crate together and have never used it. Don't know about the Precision crate, so cannot answer your question. It is cute as a button and I decided to keep it, because I may need in the future.
2169863
95% of all dog crates are collapsible so they can be stored or fit in a vehicle unassembled (remaining 5% is if you bought a steel box). Typically and airline is talking about the soft-shell type. This crate has side rails that prevent it from collapsing. Further information on this can be read on the manufacturers site: http://www.icc-case.com/
1550250
The crate is very sturdy and sets up easily. I think they are spring assisted. I use it for my dog who is 35 lbs. with no issues. I am very happy with it.
706838
It's quite strong when assembled correctly. The sides would crack before they'd collapse. It's more of a hard resin instead of the "laundry basket" type of plastic that many crates are made of. That's why I bought this crate. I cannot imagine dogs escaping if it's assembled the right way. It's very sturdy and durable. I hosed mine out this morning since my dog is being spayed today and it was a breeze. Both ends are wire mesh so it's easy to do and dries quickly.
1857880
Yes, as easy as it assembles, which takes 20 to 30 minutes. The first time takes a little longer. I have 13 of these and they assemble easy and consistent. That is important - the manufacturing is very uniform.If you plan on disassembling and transporting it often, be sure not to over tighten allen style bolts. Just snug them tight so you can untighten without stripping them. This crate is worth the price and superior to similar ones that look the same but lower priced.