Rolling Dog Cage Pair LF-R85 / LF-95

Buyer Overview: A Large Dark Cage and Compact White Cage for Distinct Channel Tiers

LF-R85 and LF-95 provide two visibly different range directions. LF-R85 is a large dark enclosure with dense panel treatment, while LF-95 uses a compact white frame and an opening upper wire panel.

The contrast allows buyers to plan by footprint, colour direction and access format rather than presenting the pair as interchangeable size variants.

Key Benefits for B2B Range Planning

• Two differentiated designs support separate price and channel positions.
• LF-R85 provides a 125 cm long large-cage footprint.
• LF-95 uses a compact white rolling frame.
• Opening top panel on LF-95 adds another access point in the visible design.

Specifications: Verified Model Data

Product Details: Front Access, Upper Panel and Rolling Base

Both cages use coated steel frames, lower trays and casters, but their panel architectures differ. LF-R85 uses a denser dark enclosure; LF-95 combines white vertical bars with a hinged upper wire panel and centered front door.

Recommended Applications: Position the Pair by Footprint and Access Preference

LF-R85 fits large-enclosure programmes where a substantial rolling format is required. LF-95 offers a smaller white option with top access, suitable for channels that prioritise compact presentation and an alternate loading route.

Procurement Selection: Keep Colour, Size and Top Access in Separate SKU Logic

The buyer brief should identify the model first, then the approved colour, door hardware, caster set and top-panel configuration. This avoids treating the white top-access model as a colour-only version of LF-R85.

OEM & Private Label Inputs

• LF-R85/LF-95 quantity split
• Finish and top-panel approval
• Brand and carton artwork
• Instruction and warning content
• Inspection requirements

Quality Control: Product-Specific Checkpoints

• Measure assembled and package dimensions.
• Inspect front doors and latch alignment.
• Cycle the LF-95 upper panel.
• Check tray insertion and caster contact.
• Confirm model, colour and weight marking.

Packaging and Receiving Control

LF-R85 has a substantially larger and heavier package than LF-95. Packing lists and carton marks should keep their panel sets, trays, caster parts and instructions clearly separated.

Compliance and Documentation Scope

For LF-R85 / LF-95, destination-market requirements must be written into the approved specification before production. The document pack should identify the selected Coated steel cage structure configuration, assembly instructions, warnings, label artwork and carton marks. Any required market test or certificate must be listed as a separate RFQ item rather than assumed.

Why Choose BestZone

BestZone supports B2B cage programmes with model-level specification control, coordinated sample approval, product-specific inspection checkpoints and receiving-ready packaging documentation. This keeps the selected configuration traceable from quotation through shipment.

• The LF-R85 / LF-95 model matrix keeps each footprint and configuration traceable from quotation through receiving.
• Inspection is organised around front access, upper panel and rolling base, giving buyers a product-specific sample-approval checklist.
• Receiving control can match LF-R85: 125 x 103 x 21.5 cm, LF-95: 96 x 80 x 13 cm to the correct model and outer-carton identity.
• The RFQ checklist links LF-R85 / LF-95 to the selected finish, accessory scope, destination and inspection requirements.

Information Needed for an Accurate Quotation

1. Selected model and quantity
2. Finish and hardware brief
3. Destination market
4. Artwork and instructions
5. Sample and QC plan

Buyer FAQ

Which model has top access?

LF-95 uses a hinged upper wire panel for top access.

How do the weights compare?

LF-R85 is listed at 30.35 kg and LF-95 at 12 kg.

Can they share one SKU description?

They should remain separate models because their footprints, colours and access structures differ.

Build an LF-R85 / LF-95 Two-Tier Cage Offer

Provide the chosen model split, finish and channel requirements for a model-specific quotation.