Featuring our quiet, buttery-smooth side slider door and rail system.
FUNCTIONAL EASE
Folds flat, cleans easily with removable leak-proof pan and creates separate space options with divider panel.
RELIABLY STURDY
Patented, easy-snap stabilizers strengthen corners and lend excellent rigidity to the walls.
Designed for Larger Breeds
We've engineered this crate with all sizes and dog breeds in mind. The 54'' crate can accommodate even larger breeds such as Great Dane, Mastiff, Saint Bernard, Great Pyrenees, Greyhound, Bernese Mountain, Irish Wolfhound, Leonberger (shown on the photo) and more.
How To Set Up 54'' Slyder™ Crate
Step By Step Instructions
Video Transcript
This is how to install your Lucky Dog 54 inch crate. You want to start with an open area to allow space to install this crate, you'll first walk over and unattach the clip that holds all of the panels together. From there, you'll grab the top panel and pull it up and lay it flat to the ground. From there, you want to use two hands and pull up on the panel until it aligns. Then you'll grab the first side panel and pull towards you. To attach these clips, you want to pull up and push down on the roof until each clip is aligned.
Once each clip is attached, you'll want to walk over to the second side panel and pull up towards you. Pull up on the roof and attach each clip to secure the side panel. Once the side panel is attached, you'll want to grab your corner stabilizers. You'll find these pieces in the center of your crate when you open the box. You will apply these on all four corners by pushing onto the crate and securing it. These corners are great because they not only stabilize the crate, but they keep it from rattling around.
These are best put on when the panels and the walls are in line so you can pinch the panels together to help secure the corner piece. Once all four corner pieces are on, you'll grab your rubber feet. These will also be found in the center of the crate when you open the box. You want to start by lifting up the crate and applying the rubber foot to the corner of the crate by pushing on and adjusting it until it's in place. You'll do the same process on all four corners.
These rubber feet are great because they keep your floors from being scratched and they also keep the crate in place. You want to apply the last rubber foot to the last corner. Once all four rubber feet are done, you are all ready to use your 54 inch Lucky Dog crate.
The Biggest Slyder™ Crate You've Seen!
This massive double-door crate with securely latching doors is engineered for strength and stability, too. The sturdy, rust-resistant wire frame is coated for durability, and uses easy snap-on corner stabilizers that reinforce to prevent flimsiness and collapsing. When you’re ready to close up shop, it easily folds down flat for transport. This luxury dog crate comes with a divider panel for multiple dogs and designed to fit even larger breeds. A removable leak-proof pan makes cleaning simple and easy.
The Lucky Dog® Guide To Crate Training
In this quick guide, we've created a step by step instructions on how to successfully crate train your dog.
The large-breed palace and the biggest Slyder™ model in our lineup, it’s a full 54” long to comfortably give the biggest dogs room to move. Each of our Slyder™ crates feature a unique, patio-style door up front that slides from side-to-side instead of swinging out and requiring extra-space to operate. A second, traditional hinged door lives on the side. All models also feature our butter-smooth double-panel sliding doors and rails for reliable, virtually silent access. Dog (and Amy) not included.
Our dog products are made in a state-of-the-art factory, a global industry pioneer in environmental responsibility that produces zero emissions and wastewater through its closed-loop recycling and reclamation processes.
