Installation Guide

11. Chain link fabric (A) is cut to size but may need

to be shortened for exact fit. You may need to

“cut” the fabric by removing a wire. When the

fabric is fully unrolled and the ties have secured

the fabric to the vertical members for tightness,

you should assess the remaining length and

whether the fabric will need to be shortened.

Insert the drop rod (G) into the fabric and with the

help of the Gate Clips (BB) pull the fabric toward

the final vertical and determine if there is excess

length and measure to see how much will need to

be removed for proper fit. Removing one wire will

result in a shortening of approx. 1-3/4". Using pliers,

unlock the knuckles at the top and bottom of wire

to be removed.

Then, twist the wire out from the top.

Remove the appropriate number of wires, without

removing too many. Close the knuckles with pliers.

Drop a tension rod (G) in the last diamonds of the

fabric and stretch it tight. Connect to post with five

gate clips (BB). Fasten fabric with wire ties (AA).

Place ties around bottom of kennel at 12 in. intervals.

Place ties around top at 18 in. intervals.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Note:

Once the chain link fabric is stretched and secured

installer must then go back and tighten all wire ties.

It’s imperative that bottom wire ties are secured to

ensure the dog cannot break through enclosure.

Expect to use about 31 of the wire ties to secure the

top of the fabric to the frame and likewise use 49 of the

wire ties to hold the bottom of the fabric tight.