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Above ground kennel plans or ideas
I have been thinking about building some above ground kennels, I have been to the Scott’s website and printed the list of materials I need to build one like theirs. I am wondering if anyone has the plans for the Scott’s above ground kennels or some good ideas on how to build the above ground kennels.
If you have some information you could share with me, please e-mail me at bthainz@comcast.net
Thanks
Bart Hainz
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What website are you talking about I would like to visit that site?
Thanks
Johnathon
KENNELS
WHATS THE WEBSITE YOUR TALKING ABOUT? I WOULD LIKE TO FIND SOME PLANS FOR BUILDING KENNELS TOO...THANKS
Here is the website for Scott's they sell above ground dog pen kits.
http://www.scottsdog.com/kennelkits.html
I dont know if your interested in somthing like this but, here it is....
Works very good for me.
HEY JOSH...LOOKS GOOD BUT WHAT DO YOU HAVE FOR A FLOOR IN IT?
THANKS
Better picture of the floor...
It comes in 2'x4' sheets that interlock, its a molded plastic material. It costs about 14$ a sheet.It is available through a company called FarmTek.
Josh, does it have holes in it? How big are those runs you have?
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Yes there are holes in it, I believe they are 5' X 10' runs.
I was just wondering, what is the advantage to having elevated kennels?
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Justin Blotkamp
Go Hoosiers
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Originally posted by J-blotkamp
I was just wondering, what is the advantage to having elevated kennels?
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Is it stiff enough to just nail to the frame? Or do you have wood underneath it?
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Clyde Murphy 229-344-7308
GRCH GRNITECH"PR" Blue Iron Brummy HTX
Top 100 Finalist 2012 UKC World Hunt.
King of Hunt 2013 BBOA National Bluetick Days
Tree Blue
I use and recommend Backwoods Supplies
Advantage to above ground is less ticks & other types of pests and cleaner dogs.
Blue iron,
The flooring needs a center brace. It has pre-made holes for screwing to frame. Mine are on a steel angle frame.
Also the poly flooring does not hold bacteria like the poors in concrete might.
I hope to build a big set of kennels with this flooring in the next year. Plan to have four 5'-0 X 10'-0 runs on each side with a 4'-0 walkway between them an have it covered. I am sold on poly-flooring.
Something else is I don't notice the sores or raw spots on my dogs when on that flooring like I do when on concrete.
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Kevin Duck
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DOES ANYONE ELSE KNOW OF ANY OTHER GOOD FLOOR MATERIALS? I HAVE MY DOGS ON DIRT RIGHT NOW AND THE KENNELS ARE CONNECTED TO A BARN AND THE DOG HOUSE IS INSIDE THE BARN...IT WORKS GOOD FOR ME BUT THE OUTSIDE GETS REALLY SLOPPY AND I WAS THINKIN ABOUT EITHER ELEVATING IT OR PUTTING CONCRETE OR GRAVEL IN THE KENNELS...DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS
THANKS
josh how do you clean out from under it, or do you even need to. i like the set up. is the flooring very expensive? also how chew proof is it?
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Originally posted by coonsmen
josh how do you clean out from under it, or do you even need to. i like the set up. is the flooring very expensive? also how chew proof is it?
DOES ANYONE ELSE KNOW OF ANY OTHER GOOD FLOOR MATERIALS? I HAVE MY DOGS ON DIRT RIGHT NOW AND THE KENNELS ARE CONNECTED TO A BARN AND THE DOG HOUSE IS INSIDE THE BARN...IT WORKS GOOD FOR ME BUT THE OUTSIDE GETS REALLY SLOPPY AND I WAS THINKIN ABOUT EITHER ELEVATING IT OR PUTTING CONCRETE OR GRAVEL IN THE KENNELS...DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS
THANKS
Concrete is the only way to go for me. Fleas and ticks are almost non-exsitant. Worms are much less. Dogs stay cleaner, look better, and toe nails get trimmed when they walk. Just makes things so much nicer. I have had all my hounds on concrete for over ten years and i have often wondered why i didn't do it sooner.
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Johnson Creek Kennels
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im having a kennel built here next week it will have 3 runs all concrete flooring
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Kyle Swiney
Ashcamp, Ky
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BTT
anyone know how many yards of concrete are in a 30 x 20 4 inches thick
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If I figured correctly, should be close to 7.5.
You're right 7.5 yds. Rule of thumb if using 2X4 forms, square ft. divided by 80 will give you number of yards needed. 20X30=600
600sq. ft. divided by 80 = 7.5
Hey Bart I mailed those plans for you today its all up to the postal service now but they may have a tough time gettin outta iowa for a few days 6-12 more inches today and high winds later jay c. btw you owe me 68 cents j/k
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how much (on ave of course) does a cu/ yard of concrete run?
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