Review on 🐾 Ideal Pet Products - Extra-Large Ultra-Flex DraftStopper Pet Door (10.25" x 15.75") with Telescoping Frame by Brandee Diaz

I've had two pet doors before and both were drafty. My door has raised panels so there were a few small gaps where the pet door frame was not making contact with the door. I used a styrofoam rod to fill in the gaps. The pet door is so tight now that if I open another door you can hear that door sucking in a little (doesn't open, you just hear it sucking in a little). If your door doesn't have raised panels and is smooth you don't need a support bar, although I put one in the "guides" to give a solid panel that slides to close the door. The glass on this door is also clearer (not cloudy like plastic doors), my dog loves to lie in front of it and look at his garden without leaving the house! Grin If your dog has never used a pet door, you may need to leave it open for a day or so before he uses it. I love my favorite door, no potty accidents, and I don't have to try to remind myself to let them out! EXCELLENT PRODUCT QUALITY. UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2013: I have two dogs that walk around all day and this door is still like new! I am VERY SATISFIED with the quality of this door. An energy audit was performed last winter and the technician said it was the least drafty pet door he had ever seen. I hope this helps you when choosing a pet door. My boys love it and so do I!