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1) THREE WOOD BOARDS A 1/2 gallon is all you need for each color, though you may want more for touch-ups and repainting next season. Many paint stores and larger home & garden stores have mismatched ("oops") paint for $3-4 a gallon. Exterior paint is highly recommended, latex is better than oil for ease of cleanup, and semi-gloss is best. 2) A drill, to drill holes for
the bolts to hold the hinges on. (you can screw them on with wood screws, but it
is better to bolt them on), and a mallet would be great for pounding the pieces in securely.
AKC allows for either one of our heights. We are not sure of the current USDAA rules - If you are having a trial, you'll have to check current rules on the website of the organization you will be accountable to. But for backyard practice, either one is just fine. Of course the shorter 36" high is good for portability and space, since it uses shorter 8' long boards. The higher 48" bases use 12' long boards, but the nice feature is it can be lowered to 36" high, for starting off (training beginner dogs, etc.), and then raised for a challenge.
When using 12' long boards, there can be a little "bounce" when the dog jumps on the planks. This is alleviated by having extra support under both those ramps.
Yes, both are necessary for anti-slip traction. They are also required according to the "rules". Both are included with the kit. (no slats on the top plank, only sand).
Very easy with our quick pull-out pin hinges. No tools needed.
The following list are *approximate* shipping prices for the 36" Dog Walk Kit. The 48" Dog Walk kit will be be a little more. (domestic only. Hawaii & Alaska needs special quotes, as does Canada and other countries. If you need a quote, please email us your address.)
Zip Codes starting w/ 0 $22.25
More questions? Please feel free to email us! GO
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