I woulda just put the doggy door lower.

:-)
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Heh. I've done stupid stuff before.
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Or get a taller dog.


Actually, I admire the work. I'm not particularly handy with those type projects so ingenuity always impresses me.
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Realizing that it's a slab house, I still have to make this joke:

He didn't want to let the air out of the tires enough to lower his house that far.
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Why didn't you just mount the door lower?

just askin'
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Just out of curiosity, why did you install the doggie-door six inches above the floor to begin with?
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I really need to know what that grey stuff is there at the apex of the ramp. Is that putty?
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No... its my piss poor craftsmanship. lol

The grey stuff is wood.... it is the inside of weather treated fence paneling.

It really is the best I could do with the tools I had available. :-)
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Believe me, I know the feeling. I've done so much with so little for so long, I can now do anything with nothing.
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Your no Herm Edwards.
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I'm no construction guru here, but why not just a small box or a step? Seems like it would have been easier. Oh, and there is nothing wrong with a trailer. Is that a doublewide?
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The doggy door is mounted 6 inches above the floor on the inside where it is supposed to be. lol

The house sits on a slab so I had to improvise. :-)
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Not it's not, not unless the screen door is mounted 4 inches below the slab. You're talking to pros here. I know these things.
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Yes it is *sigh*

Sprite bottle as a point of reference


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Seriously though, in 3 hours I could have driven to Wichita, put that thing together, and driven home with 20 minutes to spare. You should hire me next time.
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