- Specifications: 24"L x 17"W x 20"H. Wire mesh = 1 1/8" x 5 5/8"
- Unique metal tabs for an extra secure door. Front door overlaps on the top and the bottom.
- Easy setup, no tools necessary, folds into suitcase style. Free wire divider.
- Black Epoxy Finish
- Thick wire gauge w/ removable thick PP plastic pan for easy clean up.
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Compare GoGo Crates wire gauge with our competitors. With the recent rise in worldwide metal prices, most other crate manufactures have made significant changes to their crates. Mostly the thickness of wire they use to construct their crates. Remember, the frame wire is the most important and the lower the wire number, the thicker the wire gauge. For example, some Midwest Crates use an 8 gauge wire. The GoGo Crate uses a 6 gauge wire. guaranteed top quality!
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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I was amazed at the quality of this item. This is the same item that you see in the pet stores for $75.00 + more. I really didn't except something as heavy as this item. The service was excellent and shipping was prompt. I am much pleased and would highly recommend this to friends.
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Normally I don't write reviews but I had to comment because someone mentioned the door being hard to close. I own three of the gogo's along with two other brands and the gogo is the best quality and price. You don't have to bend over to close the door! Just slightly lift the door to open and close - great for the back! There is also a middle latch to close but I never use this when the dogs sleep at night. Originally I thought the shipping was high but it's still a better price overall than purchasing at a store (or even Craigslist for that matter).
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I purchased this crate for my 5 month old golden doodle puppy. I like the crate overall but unfortunately the door is extremely difficult to close. In order to close the door of the crate, the door mechanism needs to be lifted first while open, after lifting the door up 3 inches or so you need to swing the door closed, then you need to push down the door behind the side brace of the door and after all of that you push the lever across and through the hole. The door on this cage is so difficult to lift up and push down that I had to give it 3 stars. I am not sure if my crate is defective or if it just takes time to work itself loose. Either way, for almost 100 dollars (including shipping), I would expect it to function properly right out of the box.
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