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Dog crate furniture is an indoor pet enclosure with a more home-friendly outer profile than an exposed wire cage. Archova's range combines molded resin housing, ventilated sections, front access, selected caster bases and optional open-top storage.

The main housing uses molded resin panels. Bar, clear-panel and top materials vary with the selected design. Each production SKU can define resin grade, additives, recycled-content declaration, odor requirements and destination-market documentation.

Selected exterior sizes include approximately 97.5 × 80.5 × 95 cm and 80 × 60 × 65 cm. These dimensions belong to different models, not one adjustable crate. Match each listing to its own usable interior and door opening.

No. Molded walls, door frames, dividers, bars, raised floors and storage structures reduce usable space. Publish internal length, depth, height, door opening and each zone's floor area for every SKU.

Compare the dog's standing height and body length with the usable interior and clear door opening. The dog should be able to stand, turn, lie down and stretch comfortably; exterior length or a breed label alone is not sufficient.

No. The range includes single-compartment, dual-front-access, divided and wide storage-top formats. Divider count, removability, zone dimensions and intended use are listed separately for each model.

Selected models include an open organizer for leashes, grooming items, sealed pet supplies or lightweight decor. State shelf dimensions, approved load, moisture-care limits and anti-tip instructions. Keep heavy objects and electrical equipment off the storage area unless the model specification expressly permits them.

No. The storage top is intended for approved lightweight items within the model-specific load limit. Do not use or market it as seating, a climbing step, TV stand or heavy shelf.

Floor construction varies by model. The compact raised-floor design can be paired with model-specific lower collection components, while other SKUs use a solid base. List every included floor, tray and sanitation component in the SKU specification and retail box contents.

Remove the dog, bedding, loose items and detachable parts first. Use a pet-appropriate cleaner compatible with the housing, panel and bar materials, remove residue and dry all parts. Avoid abrasive pads or unapproved solvents that can haze clear panels or damage finishes.

Scratch resistance depends on the panel material, coating and cleaning method. Wholesale samples should be checked for shipping film, rubbing points, haze, edge finishing and cleaning marks before packaging approval.

Open bar sections and model-specific slots create ventilation paths across the enclosure. Keep the openings clear of bedding and place the crate away from excessive heat or direct sunlight. Ventilation requirements still depend on room conditions and the individual dog.

Caster configuration varies by SKU. Archova lists caster count, wheel material, brake arrangement and load guidance in the model specification. Quote these items by model and instruct users to place the enclosure on a level floor before use.

Move the enclosure while it is empty unless the model-specific instructions expressly allow otherwise. Secure the caster base on a level surface before the dog enters.

This furniture-style range is designed for calm, crate-trained dogs, not persistent chewers or escape-driven dogs. Repeated pressure on doors, latches, bars or panel edges can damage the enclosure and create an injury risk. Persistent chewing, panic or escape behavior requires a purpose-built enclosure and professional guidance.

A furniture crate is not a treatment for separation anxiety and should not be used as punishment. Dogs that panic, bite panels or force doors need an individual plan from a qualified veterinary or behavior professional.

Assembly level varies by model. Doors, housing panels, bars, casters and storage sections may require fitting after delivery. Wholesale sample approval should cover panel fit, hardware count, door alignment, assembly time and instruction clarity.

Check opening width, hinge alignment, latch engagement, sharp edges, pinch points and whether movement loosens the hardware. Use the same model-specific door checklist for sample approval and production inspection.

Yes, subject to the base structure, tooling and order quantity. Housing color, door layout, ventilation insert, storage section, branding and packaging can be reviewed. Structural changes require separate feasibility, safety and packing approval.

Yes. Options can include an approved logo plate, labels, model codes, instructions and retail carton artwork. Molded-in branding or new structural parts require separate tooling and MOQ review.

MOQ depends on housing color, model mix, panel specification, bar finish, storage parts, branding and printed packaging. The quotation should separate standard-model MOQ from any higher requirement for custom molded or color-matched parts.

Check external and internal dimensions, door opening, ventilation-bar spacing, latch action, caster stability, floor or tray fit, storage dimensions, parts list and packing protection. Approve each configuration separately because door, floor, storage and caster details vary across the range.

Protect clear panels from hardware and rubbing surfaces, support molded corners and storage components, and isolate casters and fasteners in counted bags. Complete a model-specific packing review before finalizing carton size, gross weight or shipping quantity.

Publish usable interior dimensions, door opening, included floor or tray parts, assembly steps, caster details, storage limits and behavior limitations by SKU. Do not combine visually different models under one size selector or copy containment and load claims from another configuration.