85-Inch Double Dog Crate Furniture: Sliding Doors + Drawer

85″ Sliding Door Double Dog Crate Furniture with Bowls and Drawer

A double dog crate that doubles as furniture can make shared spaces calmer, cleaner, and easier to manage—especially in multi-dog homes. This 85-inch design combines two side-by-side crates with smooth sliding doors, an integrated bowl setup for feeding, and a drawer for storing everyday essentials, all while presenting a finished furniture look suitable for living rooms and open-concept spaces. For more guidance, see [PDF] Comparative Study for Improvements to Facilities Palm Beach ….

What This Crate Furniture Adds to a Busy Home

When daily life includes multiple feeding times, walk schedules, deliveries at the door, and guests moving through common areas, a furniture-style crate can keep routines simple without making the room feel like a kennel. For further reading, see [PDF] Guide to Residential Living | Pittsburg State University.

• Two separate compartments help reduce squabbles over space while keeping both dogs nearby.
• Sliding doors reduce door-swing clearance needs in tighter rooms and hallways.
• Furniture-style exterior helps the crate blend into common areas rather than feeling like a utility item.
• Built-in feeding bowls centralize mealtime and help keep food and water from traveling across the floor.
• A dedicated drawer keeps leashes, wipes, treats, nail clippers, and training tools in one place.

Best-Fit Scenarios

This style tends to shine when the goal is to keep dogs close while still maintaining structure and boundaries.

• Two dogs that eat separately but rest in the same room.
• Homes that want a crate that can also function as a console or sideboard.
• Apartments or smaller rooms where hinged doors would block walkways.
• Households that rotate between crate time, naps, and calm-down breaks during the day.
• Owners who want feeding and storage consolidated into one station.

Key Features to Pay Attention To

Not all “crate furniture” performs the same once it’s in a real home with real traffic. These checkpoints help prevent surprises after setup.

• Overall length (85 inches) and placement: confirm wall length and walking clearance near the sliding door track area.
• Compartment sizing: ensure each dog can stand, turn, and lie down comfortably in its own side.
• Sliding door hardware: look for smooth operation and secure latching that can’t be nudged open.
• Bowl setup: confirm bowl material, ease of removal, and whether the position works for each dog’s height.
• Drawer capacity and glide: prioritize a drawer that opens easily and can hold heavier items like kibble scoops or grooming tools.
• Ventilation and visibility: dogs should be able to see out and get airflow without feeling overly exposed.

Sizing and Comfort Checklist

Comfort is about more than “can they fit.” The better the fit, the more likely the crate becomes a place dogs choose to settle.

For training approach and crate comfort basics, the American Kennel Club’s crate training tips and the ASPCA crate training guide offer practical, welfare-focused guidance.

Feeding Station: Cleaner Mealtimes With Less Clutter

Drawer Organization Ideas

Materials, Durability, and Maintenance

Safety Notes for Crate Use

• Avoid leaving collars on dogs unattended in crates if snag risk is a concern; follow veterinarian or trainer guidance.
• Do not use for dogs with severe separation anxiety without a behavior plan; crates should feel safe, not confining. The AVMA overview on separation anxiety can help with next steps and support options.
• Ensure each dog gets adequate exercise and enrichment; crates are for rest and management, not long-term confinement.
• Introduce the crate gradually with positive association: meals, treats, and short calm sessions.

At-a-Glance Overview

Who This Style May Not Suit

Product Option Available

• 85″ Sliding Door Double Dog Crate Furniture with Bowls and Drawer: a two-dog setup with integrated feeding and a storage drawer for daily essentials.
• Women’s Soft PU Leather Rivet Backpack Large Fashion Daypack: a handy extra carry option for walk gear and training items when you want a grab-and-go bag separate from the crate’s drawer.

FAQ

Will sliding doors work in a tight space?

Sliding doors usually make tight spaces easier because they don’t swing outward into walkways, but they still need clearance for the door to glide and for your hands to reach the latch. Measure nearby furniture and test the traffic path so the door track area stays unobstructed.

Can two dogs share a double crate like this safely?

It can be safer than a shared single space because each dog has a separate compartment, which helps reduce tension. Safety still depends on temperament and training—introduce the setup gradually, keep feeding separated, and supervise if there’s any history of resource guarding.

How should the bowls and drawer be cleaned and maintained?

Wash bowls routinely (daily rinsing and regular deeper cleaning), wipe the surrounding surfaces to prevent residue buildup, and keep the drawer dry to reduce odors. Check the sliding track and latches periodically for hair, debris, and loose hardware so doors stay smooth and secure.

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