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I have the ones from Home Depot and the same mat has been thru several dogs. Not problem and like said before too heavy to twist up in kennel.
I have Dura Grid flooring in my Ainley holes it is the same as Nats Mats but at half the cost with shipping and made here in the USA. I Trimmed to fit my box holes are 24" wide X 40" deep, so I ordered 8 sq ft per box and trimmed them to fit tight so there is no movement. Each tile snaps together and I used small zip ties in between each placed it snapped so when I pull them out to clean the boxes they don't unsnap.
Here is a link to the company and once you open it go to indoor uses then scroll down and click on kennel liner and the one I have in my box is the comfort title.
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Greg Seddon
CFC HRCH Gunner, Flight Interceptor SH
Gates Smoky Mountain Treasure QAA
Never argue with an idiot. They'll bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Bath mats make great crate pads (the mats for the bathroom floor, not the tub mats). Bath mats have a non-skid underside and are a perfect size for my crates. I like the cushiony ones made out of "memory foam," whatever the heck that is. If I expect the dogs to get wet or muddy, I put a towel over the bath mat and bring extra towels for toweling off the dogs before they go into a crate and replacing wet towels in the crate with dry towels. The bath mat keeps the towel from sliding around.
After wet, muddy days, all towels go straight into the washer when I get home. After an especially wet day, the bath mats go into the washer, too.
My dogs are not chewers and I'm usually traveling with only one or two dogs. Bath mats and towels would be impractical for someone carting around a whole pack of hounds.
Kelly Cassidy (person)
Maple Cassidy CD RE (golden retriever pest)
Alder Cassidy CDX RE (standard poodle goof ball)
plus the "old ladies" (2 elderly mix-breed rescue girls)