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im currently in the process of building a new kennel block they are going to be built out of block with a ply and felt roof the size off each inderviduale pen is going to be 3'wice by 8'long but i cant for the live of me decide wheather to have the partioning walls block or mesh. mesh will give them the elusion of looking larger and let them see eachother block is cheaper and stronger i think the dogs can winde each other up threw mesh and begin to hate each other all opinions welcome cause ive been pondering on this for months now and decion time is getting close thankyou harddigging :thumbs:

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im currently in the process of building a new kennel block they are going to be built out of block with a ply and felt roof the size off each inderviduale pen is going to be 3'wice by 8'long but i cant for the live of me decide wheather to have the partioning walls block or mesh. mesh will give them the elusion of looking larger and let them see eachother block is cheaper and stronger i think the dogs can winde each other up threw mesh and begin to hate each other all opinions welcome cause ive been pondering on this for months now and decion time is getting close thankyou harddigging :thumbs:

 

use both mate i have . blockwork for four courses then mesh on top .easier to clean and stops them arguing. paint all block work and concrete with floor paint before you use the kennels and it make the kennel easier to clean with a floor squegie.

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im currently in the process of building a new kennel block they are going to be built out of block with a ply and felt roof the size off each inderviduale pen is going to be 3'wice by 8'long but i cant for the live of me decide wheather to have the partioning walls block or mesh. mesh will give them the elusion of looking larger and let them see eachother block is cheaper and stronger i think the dogs can winde each other up threw mesh and begin to hate each other all opinions welcome cause ive been pondering on this for months now and decion time is getting close thankyou harddigging :thumbs:

yes agree at least put one row of block with mesh on top does help when hosing out, biult a few always thought this the best way

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there is defenatly going to be one row of block even under the gate pannel to stop anything rolling out that shouldnt plus to slow the dogs down when opening the gate ive allready thought about the half block half mesh option but i can see it causing me problems while building them id have to have that mesh built to mesure so ive got something to hang the gate of on the top half

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im currently in the process of building a new kennel block they are going to be built out of block with a ply and felt roof the size off each inderviduale pen is going to be 3'wice by 8'long but i cant for the live of me decide wheather to have the partioning walls block or mesh. mesh will give them the elusion of looking larger and let them see eachother block is cheaper and stronger i think the dogs can winde each other up threw mesh and begin to hate each other all opinions welcome cause ive been pondering on this for months now and decion time is getting close thankyou harddigging :thumbs:

go for the block with mesh on top mate i had a bull x tried to pull a terrier through 2 in weld mesh not a pretty sight when i got home from work

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Irecently built new runs and did blockwork and mesh. For the mesh I used one of those HERAS fence panels cut down to size. They're those 6 feet high security fences you see round construction sites. Worked a treat.

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Just be careful if your drains are linked to the main sewer, rats may come up the pipes and give one of your dogs a nasty nip!!

Seriously though, make sure you've put enough angle on the surrounding concrete to drain into it.... there's a patch in mine that stands in water and it really does my head in every time i see it... and i dont live in it!!!

Jody

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