A boarding or breeding facility choosing a cage needs to look beyond a model number. Staff have to judge the space around the door, how they will inspect and clean the unit, and whether the interior is suitable for the individual animal. The 70-model swing-door metal cage offers a specific sample to evaluate: a silver-gray wire body with blue fittings, a pale yellow tray and caster wheels.
The factory calls it the 70 model, but its listed outside length is 68 cm. This spotlight introduces the 68 cm swing-door metal pet cage and the practical questions a pet-care buyer can take to the sample review. The intended setting is a purchasing scenario; suitability for any facility or animal must be assessed separately.
The cover and preparation-room scene are AI-generated from the supplied product photograph. They illustrate presentation environments, not actual customer facilities. The original reference is shown below; confirm the final configuration against an approved physical sample.
Product details at a glance
- Factory model: 70-model swing-door pet cage.
- Overall size: 68 cm long × 47 cm wide × 58 cm high.
- Net weight: 8.9 kg.
- Gross weight: 9.7 kg; one unit per carton.
- Listed carton: 68 × 60 × 11 cm.
The source quotation presents assembled dimensions in length × height × width order. Above they are rearranged to length × width × height for easier comparison. All three figures describe the exterior. The usable interior, door opening, wire spacing and any load rating are not given in the supplied sheet; measure or obtain confirmation on the current sample.
What the photograph shows
The pictured model has a front swing door with a blue latch, blue corner pieces, a raised wire floor, a pale yellow tray beneath it and black-and-white caster wheels. The wire walls make the interior visible from several sides. These details give a facility buyer useful starting points for a hands-on review.
Keep the door style in the order description. The 70-model sliding-door cage is a different configuration, even though the listed outside dimensions are the same. A clear model reference, photograph and approved sample help the purchasing team and supplier identify the correct version.
Assess the space around the sample
Put the empty sample on the intended floor and check the complete swing of the front door. Measure the space needed to open it, reach the latch and access the interior without blocking an aisle or contacting another unit. A staff member should be able to operate the actual sample comfortably in the intended position.
The outside size describes the cage footprint; allow additional space for door movement and access to the tray. Check the supplied wheels on the intended surface while the cage is empty, and ask whether the current wheel set includes brakes. Visible wheels alone do not establish a load capacity or safe movement with an animal inside.
Our boarding and kennel supply page provides a broader starting point for a facility enquiry. For this particular model, document the measured footprint, door clearance and component configuration from the sample rather than assuming every room layout will work.
Look at cleaning as a complete workflow
The visible tray is a separate component beneath the raised floor. With the cage empty, ask the supplier to demonstrate how the tray is removed and returned to its operating position. Check that staff can reach the floor, corners, door and latch as well as the tray during routine cleaning.
Request the confirmed tray material and finish information before selecting cleaning products. A product photo does not establish chemical resistance, a disinfectant compatibility list or a cleaning schedule. Follow the facility's own animal-care procedures and the instructions provided for the approved materials.
Assess the animal's needs, not just the model label
An external length of 68 cm is a useful purchasing reference, but it is not a breed recommendation. Measure the individual animal and the sample's usable interior and opening. The animal must have appropriate room to stand, turn and rest naturally; check floor comfort, spacing and the intended period of use with the facility's animal-care team.
The wholesale cage sizing guide lists additional measurements to request when comparing models. Facility buyers should also check applicable local requirements and their own welfare standards. This product description does not establish compliance with any particular boarding or breeding regulation.
Turn the review into a repeatable order
Save photographs of the approved door, latch, tray, wheels and connectors with the purchase specification. Record measured door clearance and usable interior dimensions, the complete parts list and any finish information the supplier confirms. An inspection record makes later deliveries easier to compare with the version your team evaluated.
The source quotation lists one unit per carton, with a 68 × 60 × 11 cm carton and 9.7 kg gross weight. Confirm the packed sample, carton markings, protection and included parts before arranging freight. These listed figures are order-planning references; packing can change by agreement or production run.
Standard products can be discussed from 100 pieces, subject to availability and agreed order terms. If a facility group or its distributor needs labeling, packaging or changes to components, our OEM and ODM service can review the request. Custom quantities, feasibility, pricing and timing require a separate discussion.
When this model is worth reviewing
The 70-model swing-door cage is a useful candidate when your purchasing brief calls for its documented overall size and pictured tray-and-wheel configuration. Review it in the actual workspace, confirm the sample's details, and assess each intended animal's needs before selecting the model.
For a quotation, email [email protected] with “70-model / 68 cm swing-door cage,” quantity, destination and your intended use. Include any requirements for door operation, tray material, wheel configuration, packing and labeling so the factory can respond to a specific brief.