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We us Fedex Home as our Carrier for our larger items.  Smaller item may ship out via United States Postal Service.  Please make sure we have an actual physical address for receiving items from Fedex.

 

We will try to reduce S&H charges for multi-item orders, but some items must ship in their own box.  Please contact us before bidding for an exact quote for multi-item purchases.

 

 

 

 

 

Because we build all our equipment with only the finest materials available - we absolutely, without a doubt, stand behind all our agility products 100%.  As you can tell by our feedback, we have not had any unhappy customers to date - but if for any reason you are dissatisfied with our products you may return it for full purchase price!  That includes Shipping and Handling!  Now that's one great guarantee!

 

 

The Truth About Dog Agility Equipment

 

Not all Agility Equipment is Created Equal!

 

Agility equipment can be made of all sort of different materials.  Aluminum is a popular material used.  It is lightweight, sturdy, lasts forever, but is very expensive and does rust over time.   Some people use wood to make different obstacles but wood is heavy, and will weather if left outside needing a lot of maintenance.  By far, probably the most used material in building agility equipment is PVC.  PVC is lightweight, reasonably affordable, and depending on what type of PVC you get (plumbers grade vs. furniture grade) will be sturdy and last indefinitely, needing little, if any maintenance.

 

 

 All PVC Equipment is NOT Created Equal!

 

Plumbers (traditional) grade PVC is made to be used by Plumbers.  It was designed to be buried underground or be used within walls.  It was never designed to be used outdoors!  The moment plumbers grade PVC is exposed to sunlight it starts to degrade.  It fades and/or yellows and chalks.  It starts to become brittles and can shatter or splinter when exposed to the elements over time. This is true for the thin wall and thick wall (Schedule 40) PVC.  You may hear the argument that plumbers grade PVC is tested to 600 psi, and how very strong it is!  This rating is referring specifically for water (or fluids) flowing thru it!  It also is only true for PVC that is not left outdoors!  Please don’t be fooled by these  statements that are taken out of context.  Again, as soon as the plumbers grade PVC hits sunlight it starts to weaken and degrade!   This type PVC just wasn’t meant to stand up to the sun and to be left outdoors.

 

 

Specially formulated, Furniture-Grade PVC fittings and piping are worth investing in for long-lasting equipment. It is sleeker, colorfast (bright glossy white), impact resistant and UV resistant, and they have no unsightly printing or stampings.  Don’t make the mistake so many do – buy Furniture Grade to begin with and you will not be replacing items in the future!