What is the width of each separate panel. Is there space to catch their paws in them? The space between the individual slats?
56709
My dog never caught his paws in this fencing. My dog is a corgi, so he has fat paws. These panels and the full fencing are terrific. I highly recommend them!
56710
My full grown lab can put his paws in and out with no problem. I do not see them getting stuck in there. We use eight of these together for his sleeping pen at night and he has plenty of room. Each panel is 26 inches wide.
56711
No there is not space to catch paws. I believe the width of the panel is 24 inches but it depends on the containment pen you want. The shorter on is wider then the taller one.
56712
Each panel is about 2 ft. wide. There is not a gap between the panels that would cause paws to get caught in. I used the playpen for my bichon when he was a pup, and he was perfectly safe.
56713
Not sure the measurements, I bought this is keep my pigs in. I have 3 large dogs and their paws wouldn't go thru. Even when my pigs were small they could not put their hooves thru. I do not think a small dogs will get caught.
56714
Each panel is approximately 24 1/2 inches, not including the edges where you slide the post in to connect them and the width of the little slats is 1 3/8 inches. I have tiny Chihuahuas so they could never catch this paws in something this width. I guess it depends on the breed of dog. Hope this helps.
56715
I don't know the width. I would have to go measure them. We had our baby goats in the pen & they were ok.what type of animal r u putting in? Well worth the price.
158457
They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his back legs if it's warm out the other door.
2096669
The slats should be small enough to contain a ferret. It is only 24" high, so as long as you don't have a climber, this should contain a ferret. I use it for a tiny dog (3lbs at the time) and it worked perfectly.
1837567
You can't fit an adult fist through the slats. But the exact measurement is 2.25 inches
668936
Each panel is 30 inches wide and 2 feet tall... there are 8 panels, overall size depends on how you shape your panels.. I have one of mine in a rectangle, the other in an "L" shape... good luck
1526053
As long as they are friendly with each other they should have plenty of room. I have 2 10lbs cats who will jump in one and play together with plenty of room.
1945872
The 'slats' are 3.5 inches wide, and they are also 3/4 inch thick, so very sturdy and very well milled. They are about, 2.5 inches apart (barely). They will provide good support and will not, like some metal frames transport misery through the futon. This is why I searched for a completely wooden frame.
1557484
The panels are 71 inches tall and each panel is 17 1/2 inches wide - so basically they are 71 by 52 1/2...when you extend the panels they close edges flush against each other
1298409
They are about one foot by one foot. My 17 lb cat fits up there but not really comfortably. He sleeps up there sometimes. My 13 lb cats fits perfectly. He sleeps up there everyday.
506315
ZZA ~ The sleepers are 17 inches wide (that is from tip to tip of curve- I noticed someone gave the measurement as 15 inches, so I wanted to say how I measured) and 16 1/2 inches long. The round beds are 15 1/2 inches ( I measured from inside ) with 2 1/2 high sides. BIG ENOUGH FOR 2 OF MY MAINE COON GIRLS TO GET IN **ONE TOGETHER!** One weighs around 18lbs and the other is a Kitten at 11 lbs! MINE FIGHT OVER THE TOP ALSO- too funny!! ( I have 5 kitties!) They all want to be the QUEEN FOR THE DAY! I have 3 of them. EXCELLENT PRODUCT!
1826187
The space between the bars is about 1.5 inches wide. Also, not sure if your ferrets can climb, but there is no top on the playpen.
1485483
The width of each panel is basically 30-1/2" not including the hinge. We have 2 sets of these and have had them for 11 years and love them. They worked great when the kids were young & now we use them for other things.
701171
Each panel is 24 inches. We use this for our small dog outside. The beauty is that you can form the panels in a shape that fits the area. They are all connected together and the fence is flexible.
1276191
The space between the slats on the seat are 9/16 of an inch. However, the space between to seat and the back rest is 2 3/8 inches, which is large enough for a paw to easily be withdrawn. I recommend the bench highly.
736170
about 3 inches between each wood slat- great bed. will take about an hour to assembly.
1769069
There is about a quarter-of-an-inch (or less) open space between panels in any direction. To make the fit even more snug, use one or two plastic zip ties wrapped around adjacent panels along the edges that they share, making sure you pull them taut as much as possible, and clipping off the excess. It's a little more time-consuming, but will make for an even sturdier structure.
752968
Hello, Flexible Configurations: Straight line, L-Shape, Square, Hexagon, etc. 6 Panels - Each panel measures 26.25"W x 26.5"H x 1" W. 1" bar spacing. 10.5" wide puppy door opens to 10" tall. Thank you