Pet Furniture

All four pieces in this department stand 86″ tall and measure 72″ across. That height is the number to check first. It fits under most standard windows and clears the average kitchen counter, but it will not slide beneath a low window seat or a desk overhang. If your spot has a height limit, none of these will work. Width is consistent across the range, so you do not need to trade width for anything else.

The single crate holds one dog up to about 800 pounds. The double crate gives two dogs their own compartments with a solid divider between them so they can see each other without crowding. Neither style includes adjustable shelves or built-in charging ports because we designed them for dogs, not for devices or stored gear. You get a crate that looks like furniture, not a shelving unit that happens to hold a bed.

We do not include anti-tip hardware in this department. The pieces sit flat and deep at 22 inches from front to back, and most dogs are not tall enough to create real tip risk by leaning against the side wall. If you have a large, active dog who stands on his hind legs and presses his weight against the front of the crate, or if small children climb on furniture regularly, you should look at a heavier cabinet or secure this piece to the wall on your own.

These crates will not suit you if you need something under 30 inches tall for a studio apartment or RV, if you want wire sides so your dog can see out of three directions, or if you prefer a plastic tray floor that pulls out for hosing down. The wood base wipes clean with a damp cloth, but it is not waterproof and it does not come apart for outdoor use.