Great product
We always order our kennel from gator we never had any issue. Great quality.
Gator Kennels
Kennel Post Kit
$100.00
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The post is the main support structure for our commercial Signature-Series Kennels. Using this post, you can attach panels or gates to create the kennel layout of your choice! Pre-drilled holes on all four sides allow you to attach panels to any side of the post for an endless array of layout options!
Post measures 5" x 5" x 72" tall
Features:
- Each side of post has attach-point for panels or gates - making an easy modular system.
- Skirt hides all hardware at the bottom of the post where it is bolted to the floor.
- Cap on top of the post for a stylized look and keeps hair from filling the post.
Includes:
- 6ft Anodized aluminum post
- Post Foot to attach to the floor
- 4 Concrete anchors (if your floor is not concrete, please tell us so we can send the appropriate anchors)
- Plastic cover for the bottom of the post
- Plastic Cap for the top of the post.
Part of the Signature Series kennels. Other components include:
- Height:
- 6.00
- Width:
- 6.00
- Depth:
- 72.00
3 Reviews
Love the Kennels!
There's so many great things about the kennels. The overall look of course, the packaging was very clear and easy to read, the paw print to guide up or down is great and looks cute even after installation.
The area that we had the hardest time with was the installation. It's hard to find a room that has 100% straight walls and floor. So after drilling in the footings multiple times we had to cut them out. My husband, brother and sons worked on it for 3 very full days. We could not install them. It was one step forward, 2 steps back.
In the end we found it was best to assemble a side wall and then attach it to the back wall assembled, before drilling the footing into the concrete. The only tricky part was then putting the cover over the footing. But after each one was done we would take the wall off, slide the footing cover down and then reattach, so very slow process. If there was a way that the covers could snap over the footings after it would be easier. I'm not sure if this makes sense or not. It's harder to explain in text.
But overall the kennels are creating quite a buzz.
