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Our increasing collection of dog kennel and runs with built-in sheds are the perfect solutions for housing your dogs and providing storage under one roof. They can be ideal for space-saving in the garden, or our dog kennel blocks can have our wipe clean insulation package to create a whelping room or isolation room for dog breeding.
Our multi-bay kennel blocks are handmade to order, and we manufacture them in our Stoke on Trent based workshop. Including free installation and nationwide delivery, we also add free aluminium, anti-chew strips around pop holes. Unlike other dog kennel and run manufacturers, we use tongue and groove cladding for the entire structure. Tanalised cladding is used to build the walls, floors and roof to provide a sturdy, robust product that will last. Each kennel sleeping area has individual ceilings to retain heat and reduce noise pollution. The vast tongue and groove roof that sits over the entire structure provides strength and support to the build.
Maybe you are a dog breeder and need to house your bitches and dogs separately in one of our kennel blocks. Or you have a large pack of dogs that can be boisterous when together. Whatever your needs, there are many useful ways that our purpose-built kennel blocks can work for you. You can also customise your outdoor kennel block to include a storage shed or rear corridor if required. Why not add insulation and sliding hatches for dogs who live outside to provide a cosy and safe outdoor kennel block system.
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