🐱 CEESC Large Cat Door: 4 Way Locking, Weatherproof Cat Flap for Windows & Sliding Glass, Fits Cats & Small Dogs (Outer Size 11" x 9.8", Circumference < 24.8") Review

I have three of these doors at three shelters for some 'homeless' cats in my neighborhood. when to start Everything about this door is of the highest quality. Ease of installation. Well, it's easy to install if you know how to turn on a jigsaw and have some basic skills. They removed the locks because I don't want this door to be closed or opened, but could open in any direction. Directions looked good but you can tell English is not their first language. Who needs instructions to install…

Unless you are installing this on a door less than 1.2 cm (1/2 inch) thick, you will need longer screws and something to align the inside of the door. I mounted this on the laundry room door, which isn't very thick, but I couldn't use the screws that came with it because they couldn't even get halfway through the door. It's ugly like having nothing to line up the hole with. I need to think about what I can do", I can't imagine anyone using this on an outward opening door. You may also need to…

We bought this door to replace an old, small door that wasn't transparent when we got a new cat (large Maine Coon). The only complaint we have is that the magnets need to be a bit stronger or bigger, especially with a large door where you're dealing with a larger animal strong enough to handle. Or maybe the door itself needs to be heavier. Our door is constructed of 3/4" thick plywood and fitted into a standard double casement window. It stays in place year round with the exception of…

Chinese standard design. The instructions are the worst instructions I have ever come across. They didn't even bother to paste their instructions via google translator to get some near understandable English. So if you can't "wipe" the installation of things, don't buy this. I bought this for our 2 inch hollow core bedroom door. In this room we only have one air conditioned window and we want the cats to be able to come in at will so it seemed reasonable to put in their favor. I expected there…

Nice, quiet and inexpensive (okay, cheap) plastic cat flap. It was not designed for thick "outside" doors, such as those leading from the inside of the house to the garage, but it can be adjusted. (Possibly due to "separation requirements," the building code prohibits drilling holes in a solid door between the interior of the house and the attached garage. Of course, this type of plastic revolving door cannot meet the "separation requirements" and cannot be considered "No cat wing (nor wing…