I have been looking for cages for my car and found a couple that will fit. One is by Doggie Solutions and the other is by Doghealth.
Has anyone had cages by the above companies ? If so what was the quality like ?
I don't want to go down the expensive bespoke ranges as I may be changing my car in the not too distant future and the large size of the above will do the job.
It is just when buying on line it is difficult to tell the quality of items just from a photo.
Any comments or experiences much appreciated.

Got 2 of the Doghealth house cages, the 3 door ones and they are really good value, I particularly wanted ones with the top hinge door and these did the job in the size I needed. they have been in daily use - one downstairs (with Zuma currently asleep in it and other one in spare bedroom that he uses when we go to bed. Doors are rarely shut. Had both about 6+ years and no sign of wear at all.
If the car cages are similar they are good. only drawback may be the weight if they are same construction/materiel as mine are quite heavy.

Doghealth products are excellent I have crates and the puppy pen.

Thanks for the info. To be honest I don't mind if they are a bit heavy, as at least they will be sturdy.
I had a cheaper type cage a few years ago and one of my dogs could lift the top with her head and bend it, and the front would fall out. She came and joined me on the field where I was doing a training session with one of my other dogs. Had to fix it with electrical tie wraps in the end.

I have one of the big cages(29"x48") from doghealth. It is the 3 door type(one is an up & over) & it has been a god send for my 3 youngest, I would recommend it.

I got a Trans K9 . Very strong and well made. It is at the higher end of the market. It is not a wire cage but an aluminium box with a mesh front and sides. The company were very good to deal with and to advertise second hand boxes as well.
Louise