🚪 Idea Pet Products White Screen Guard Pet Door Review

My husband and I installed it ourselves. We're not the best at these things, but it was incredibly easy. And it works! The only issue we had was that with the dog door installed, our screen door would not open fully, but would snag on the fixed door in our slider. But we can live with it because the dog loves it.

After looking at several pet doors this seemed like the best option. It is designed to be mounted on an aluminum screen protector. The instructions were easy, however there are installation videos online. The most time consuming part was cutting the protective film on the pet door. In the original pet door configuration, this would not work with my sliding glass door. After installing on the screen door and reinstalling the screen door on the track, the screen door only opened about 18 inches…

I don't need a screen protector and I don't really like it, but I need a quality pet door. This pet door works great without a security screen. We've been using it for a few weeks now with no problems. I wish the magnets weren't so strong though. The dog needs some time to get used to the door. I have a very large 25 pound pug door. Maybe it would fit in the middle, but I didn't want to risk returning a door that was too small. all the way to the right and to the bottom of the screen. This…

After a little research I decided on this product because of a very old sliding glass door. I realized the security screen door didn't come with this pet door so I went to my local hardware store and bought it first. I bought a very large one in hopes that both a Labrador and a small Boston Chihuahua who weighs about 13 pounds if they can get in the exit at will. The instructions were easy to follow. At first I thought the screws were missing, but found that they were taped to a hard plastic…

I use this pet door with a wooden door to a covered patio to allow the dog to come and go as he pleases pleases . At first I built my own swing door out of Plexiglas, but the dog was afraid to use it. She pushed the door open with her paw and fell in before the door was closed, but it so happened that she received a retaliatory hit on the head from the door. was traumatized by my homemade version and was very wary to say the least. Fast forward a month later, now she's running back and forth…

After we decided on the installation plan, the project went smoothly. We decided to start by cutting the hole smaller than the template so as not to make the hole too wide. Since we're rather dumb do-it-yourselfers, we used a screen cutter instead of metal scissors. Neither my husband nor I had the patience to cut every piece of metal. The door fits fine, but it's actually a tantrum. After about three nudges on the door, the cats stopped the process. Dogs, Jack Russell Terriers, cannot get…

This pet door is exactly what I was looking for! My dog loves to be in and out all the time and we had to leave her door and bars open all day. The recent Zika and West Nile virus outbreaks in my area prompted me to find an alternative to keep everything open. My husband HATES the pet door panels that fit in your sliding door and refused to have one in our beautiful new door so I was desperate. After looking around and only finding pet screen doors that were either too small or had horrible…

First of all. Make sure you understand that this pet door is designed to be installed in a screen door with a protective screen underneath. He doesn't go with this guard. We chose this design because it greatly improves installation than simply installing through a light mosquito net. Okay, here are a few things to consider. Size: We have two dogs. The larger one is the Schnudel (a mix of Schnauzer and Poodle). He is about the size of a standard schnauzer and weighs around 25 pounds. He is…

With all the fake Revain reviews lately (come on Revain, that's annoying!) I was just very skeptical at how positively people were speaking about this door. If you read just one line of my review. YOU'RE RIGHT - IT'S COOL. I was desperate for a backyard dog door that would require the least amount of "damage" to my house like sawing a hole through the wall to install. . I also didn't want anything to look ugly or interfere with the sliding glass door's function, like those continuous inserts…