Elevated beds lift the dog off cold floors in winter and allow air to circulate underneath in summer — and they are the natural format for outdoor and kennel use. This guide covers raised formats for buyers planning a bed range — confirm current designs when you enquire — alongside the ramps and steps that help dogs reach higher beds and furniture.
This page is a buyer's guide to building the raised tier of a bed range: where elevated formats fit, what to specify, and how they combine with the rest of the catalogue.
Retailers place elevated beds in three contexts: outdoor and garden (weather-tolerant sleeping for patios and kennels), warm-climate indoor use (airflow under the sleeping surface), and older-dog care (a defined, supportive height some owners prefer). A compact elevated line of one or two designs next to the main bed wall covers all three without fragmenting the range.
Access matters at this tier: model A0835 in the Ramps & Steps sub-range exists precisely because raised beds, sofas and car boots need an access solution for small, young and older dogs. Merchandising them together lifts both categories.
Confirm frame and surface construction, size grading and outdoor exposure expectations on samples, together with carton dimensions — elevated products ship differently from soft beds and freight planning is part of the quotation. Samples are typically ready in one week; production lead time is 40 to 50 days.
The professional end of this category is worth a buyer's attention: boarding kennels, breeders, shelters and working-dog facilities buy elevated beds for practical reasons: the raised format keeps dogs off cold or wet floors, and cleaning expectations are part of the brief. That trade demand has different specification drivers from the home market — hose-down practicality, chew resistance at frame edges, and replaceable surfaces matter more than upholstery stories. A range that acknowledges both worlds, with a home line and a utility line sharing a design language, covers the whole opportunity. If your market includes kennel and breeder customers, raise it in the brief: quantities, cleaning regime and replacement-part expectations shape the specification from the start, and samples can be put through the actual wash-down routine your customers will use before any commitment is made.
Private label customization is part of the Rena Pet program. Confirm, per design at quotation, which elements — fabrics, colours, printed artwork, logo labels, packaging — apply.
Samples are typically ready in one week. Production lead time is 40 to 50 days; confirm order quantities per design in the quotation.
Tell us which range you are sourcing, your target market and your packaging requirements. Samples are typically ready in one week, and production lead time is 40 to 50 days.
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