These Kennel Panels don't quite meet our quality standards.

These standard 4ft wide, lime green panels have some minor cosmetic issues - but that doesn't mean they are no good! They are still structurally strong and will contain even the strongest dogs.

These panels are USED, and may have some scratches.

We discounted the price due to the minor blemishes.

Since they don't meet our quality standards, we did not feel comfortable charging full-price. We don't make many mistakes, so once these panels are accounted for, they will disappear from our website and will not be available again!

Our dog kennel panels are made from solid HDPE for strength and durability.

HDPE or High Density PolyEthelyne is a common plastic used on playgrounds and in public restrooms as stall dividers. We chose to use this material because it was designed to be easy to clean - which is essential for a commercial dog kennel! Many other kennel manufacturers try to use welded wire, chainlink or a laminated material (with a cheaper inner core) - but we found those types of materials just don't last. Welded wire or chainlink have weak-spots that the dogs exploit to either damage the kennel or escape! Most of the laminates have a softer material like a foam or even wood as their cheaper core material and they just do not belong in a kennel facility. Our panels are made from the same material that is used in commercial kitchens as cutting-boards, so it is designed to get abused and being solid throughout, the dogs will never scratch through to a softer core!

Isolation kennel panels reduce fence-fighting.

We found that when dogs cannot directly see each other, they tend to fight less. Having completely solid side panels is the only way to eliminate fighting through the fence. We also made the connection between the side panels overlap with the posts so it completely obscures any sight the dog might have into the kennel next door. Not only is this safer and less stressful for the dogs, but it greatly reduces the noise within the kennel facility.

Check out some of the common kennel layouts we see often.