Light n Easy dog Crate

Light n Easy dog Crate

Light n easy dog crates are an attractive and durable crate. They are an excellent alternative to a standard dog cage. They are light weight and very easy to put up. They are excellent for shows, simply insert two poles and the cage is set up They're Tough made from water resistant nylon mesh.
Virtually tear proof and provide ventilation and security. They're ultra Lightweight - Incredibly easy to carry. They're easy to erect - Takes just seconds to insert the two poles, which store in a pocket.
All Prices include £7.50 postage & package

Lne20 (both green/black and biege) and lne48 green/black currently out of stock

Designed for Shows Square cut so they can be used as a lightweight table.
D-Rings at the corners make for easy staking down.
Door rolls up and can be strapped for easy access.
No additional carrying bag needed.
Specially designed door zips lock in any position and resist opening from a pawing animal.
All corners and connection points are reinforced.
Fire resistant.
Light coloured to keep cool and offer a UV protection of 80

 

Cost and dimensions
Model	Length	Width	Height	Weight	Cost
Lne20	20	14	14		£32.50
Lne24	24	17	20	4.5 Ib	£37.50
Lne30	30	21	24	6 Ib	£45.50
Lne36	36	23	27	7.5 Ib	£52.50
Lne42	42	27	30	9 Ib	£62.50
Lne48	48	28	36	10.5 Ib	£75.00

Light n easy 20 green/black

Light n easy 24 green/black

Light n easy 30 green/black

Light n easy 36 green/black

Light n easy 42 green/black

Light n easy 48 green/black

Light n easy 24 biege

Light n easy 30 biege

Light n easy 36 biege

Light n easy 42 biege

Light n easy 48 biege

Note

Items made from reinforced nylon mesh offer dog owners great advantages in weight saving and in their ability to keep enclosed animals cool when in sunlight. Users should note however that such a crate is not indestructible - if a dog is allowed to scratch or chew at the fabric then it may damage it. For such dogs we recommend instead our standard dog cage . In use we recommend that you introduce your dog carefully to such a crate, using it initially as a den. Please bear in mind that the occupant should be cage trained, and you should ensure that the dog will not scratch at the material if you intend to leave the cage unattended