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"Brightens up the dog park."
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Use on grass or turf - base now includes steel plate.
| Qty | Price Each | YOU SAVE |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $499.00 | |
| 4 | $399.00 | 20% |
The Paw Pal® Fire Hydrant is a must-have for any property's dog park. The bright red, urine-resistant hydrant not only makes for a fun decorative addition, but the fire hydrant provides the perfect meeting spot for dogs to do their business. With the walls of the hydrant being reinforced with extra fibergalss cloth and resin, this hydrant is built to last. Additionally, each dog park hydrant now comes with a steel plate to allow for ground or surface installion. With ground installation, we do provide 4 heavy-duty plastic stakes. For best results, we do recommend removing the grass below the hydrant so it sits flush and even on the ground. This fire-engine red hydrant is guaranteed to set your dog park apart. Order now only from Great American!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions of the fire hydrant's base?
Answer: The decorative hydrant is 13.3" W x 25.7" H. The diameter of just the steel plate is 10" and it is 1" thick. The hole size for each stake is 5/8". Each dog hydrant comes with 4 stakes to keep it securely in place.
What material is the dog park hydrant made out of?
Answer: The decorative hydrant is made from reinforced fiberglass cloth and resin with a urine-resistant painted finish. Since this dog park product is designed to be urinated on, we do recommend touching up the paint after a few years to keep it looking its best.
Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
Review topics: ["stakes"].
"Brightens up the dog park."
"The fire hydrant is cute, but for the price the plastic stakes do not keep it in the ground, especially with dogs running/playing around it. We have had to buy two new sets of stakes already for this product. Wish there was a better way to anchor it down."