The Homey Pet 37-inch Two Tier crate is the clearest match for shoppers seeking a true double decker dog crate, with two kennels stacked vertically to save floor space. The other options below are double-dog crates arranged side by side, not stacked; they may suit households that prefer larger shared furniture or separate compartments on one level. Compare the layout, dimensions, and access features before choosing.
| Product | Layout | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Homey Pet 37-inch Two Tier | Vertical, two levels | Saving floor space |
| aboxoo 42-inch Crate | Single level with divider | Feeding access and mobility |
| DEYGIA Dog Crate Furniture | Modular, side by side or corner | Flexible room layouts |
| Ironovacage 78-inch Furniture Crate | Side by side with divider | Medium and large dogs |
| IRONCK 90.2-inch Furniture Crate | Side by side with hinged divider | Flexible shared living spaces |
Homey Pet 37-Inch Two Tier Crate
This is the best choice for buyers specifically looking for a vertical double decker dog crate. It stacks two 37-by-22.5-inch crates to a total height of 55.5 inches, offering two pet spaces while using less floor area than two separate kennels. The screw-fixed stacking design is intended to keep the tiers stable.
The steel construction has reinforced bottom support on all four sides, welded joints, and a powder-coated finish described as resistant to rust and urine stains. The manufacturer recommends it for dogs under 22.44 inches tall and 35 inches long, with a listed weight range of 25 to 60 pounds. Measure each dog rather than relying on breed examples.
- Best for: Multi-pet homes, breeders, or care settings that need vertical storage.
- Limitation: It is intended for small to medium dogs within the stated measurements; check that each dog can stand and move comfortably.
aboxoo 42-Inch Crate With Divider
This single-level metal kennel is a better fit for buyers who want two dog spaces in one frame but do not need vertical stacking. Its overall dimensions are 42.13 by 28.74 by 27.17 inches. Features include double doors, a reversible top, two small locking feeding doors, two pull-out trays, and four locking wheels.
The feeding doors allow access to the bowls without opening the main front door. The listed setup includes installation instructions and parts, and installation is described as usually taking about 10 minutes. Its coated metal frame is described as rust- and corrosion-resistant.
- Best for: Owners who value feeding access, removable trays, and the ability to move the kennel.
- Limitation: Unlike the Homey Pet option, this is not a two-tier crate; confirm the dimensions suit both dogs and the available floor space.
DEYGIA Modular Dog Crate Furniture
Choose this model if room arrangement and furniture-style appearance matter more than vertical stacking. It includes two sections measuring 41.7 by 22 by 30.3 inches and 37.4 by 22 by 30.3 inches. The sections can be arranged as a corner unit, used separately, combined after removing a partition, or placed together as a long crate table.
The construction combines MDF and iron, with dual doors and dual locks. The surface is described as easy to wipe with a damp cloth, and the top can serve as a display or storage surface according to the product description.
- Best for: Homes that need adaptable placement or a crate that coordinates with living-room furniture.
- Limitation: Its multiple configurations require enough room for the chosen arrangement, and it is not a vertically stacked double decker.
Ironovacage 78-Inch Double Crate
This is the better option for medium or large dogs that need broad interior space on one level. The overall interior measures 76.8 by 25.6 by 28.7 inches. A removable divider creates two compartments, each measuring 38.4 by 25.6 by 28.7 inches, or can be taken out to form one longer area.
Listed construction features include rust-resistant steel tubing, solid wood panels, and a heavy-duty bottom support bar. Each compartment has front and side doors with heavy-duty latches, providing more than one access point. The product listing states a 500-pound support capacity.
- Best for: Buyers who want a long furniture-style crate with a removable divider and multiple doors.
- Limitation: Its 78-inch overall footprint needs substantial floor space and is not a stacked design.
IRONCK 90.2-Inch Crate Furniture
Consider this wide crate if you want to switch between separate dog areas and one continuous enclosure. Its hinged divider can stay closed to create two spaces or swing open to create one 90.2-inch area. Sliding doors open without needing as much clearance in front as conventional swinging doors, and the listing describes four openable doors.
The top is designed for use as a TV stand, console table, or buffet-style surface. This can help integrate a large dog setup into a shared living area, but the substantial width should be checked against the room and intended furniture placement.
- Best for: Households that want a configurable divider and a wide furniture-style unit.
- Limitation: It occupies significant wall space and is a side-by-side arrangement, not a double decker crate.
Buying Guide: How to Choose a Double Decker Dog Crate
Do you need stacked kennels or two spaces on one level?
A true double decker crate places one kennel above another, which can reduce floor-space use. Confirm that the stacking system is designed for that purpose and that both dogs fit the individual compartments. Side-by-side crates provide separate spaces without placing one dog above another, but they need more floor area. In this selection, the Homey Pet is the vertical option; the other four products are alternatives for one-level layouts.
How should you check the size?
Measure each dog’s length and height while standing, then compare those measurements with the listed interior dimensions. The Homey Pet listing gives a recommended maximum dog length and height, while several other listings provide overall or compartment measurements. Do not assume that a breed example guarantees a good fit: individual dogs of the same breed can differ in size.
Which access and cleaning features matter?
Multiple doors can help with placement and everyday access. Feeding doors can make bowl access easier, while pull-out trays can simplify cleaning. Locking wheels are useful when a kennel needs to move, but should be secured when it is in position. For furniture-style models, consider whether the doors, divider, and top surface suit your room and daily routine.
Should you choose metal or furniture-style construction?
Compare the listed materials and features with your priorities. Metal-focused designs emphasize kennel structure and access, while furniture-style options add panels and a household surface. Product descriptions alone do not establish suitability for every dog’s behavior, so consider your dog’s size and crate habits before choosing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a double decker dog crate?
A double decker dog crate has two vertically stacked kennel spaces. It differs from a double dog crate that places two compartments side by side.
Which product here is actually stacked?
The Homey Pet 37-inch Two Tier crate is the listed vertically stacked option. The other four products are one-level alternatives.
Can two dogs share one crate?
The listed double-dog models offer separate compartments or a configurable divider. Choose a layout that gives each dog an appropriate individual space, and verify the dimensions before purchase.
What should I measure before ordering?
Measure each dog’s standing height and body length, then compare them with the product’s stated interior or compartment dimensions. Also measure the room and any doorway or route needed to move the crate into place.
Are wheeled crates suitable for every home?
Wheels can make repositioning easier, and the aboxoo model includes locking wheels. Check that the wheels can be locked and that the crate can be kept securely in the desired position.