Tiger Overlap Dog Kennel

Keep your precious pup warm and dry with this safe and sturdy Tiger Wooden Dog Kennel. The Tiger Dog Kennel comes complete with high grade finish overlap cladding which is rigid and secure, and protected with a red cedar water based treatment. The Kennel roof is protected with a layer of heavy duty green mineral felt. The sturdy boarded timber floor and roof sections will outlast its lower specification competitors and protect your pet from the elements for many years.

BEWARE OF CHEAP IMITATION BUILDINGS:
Unlike many budget competitor products this building is built with only the highest quality materials and many garden buildings in the market simply cannot compare!

• THIS WOODEN DOG KENNEL is clad with high grade 9mm finish overlap cladding – beware of buildings that feature poorly finished rough edged boards milled out of inferior timber often with a ‘paper thin’ finish.

• THIS WOODEN DOG KENNEL features heavyweight ‘rounded 4 corner’ 28x44mm finish framework throughout giving it the strength to last – beware of buildings that use rough sawn ‘matchstick thin’ framework that barely hold the building together.

• THIS WOODEN DOG KENNEL features thick solid butt-jointed timber boards in the floor and roof sections and contains NO cheap sheet materials such as OSB or chipboard – beware of buildings that use single piece OSB / chipboard roofs that offer little protection in the areas where you need it most.

It is essential that this wooden dog kennel is assembled strictly in accordance with the instructions supplied on a firm and level base constructed from a suitably durable material. It should also be treated shortly after assembly and then annually thereafter with an appropriate high quality preservative.

For more information on how to correctly assemble and maintain your garden building please consult our comprehensive help centre.

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