🚪 NAMSAN Pet Door for Screen Door - Doggy Door Protector Slide with Magnetic Flap - Automatic Close & Lockable - Cat Door Screen Gate Review

I love this dog door! I highly doubted it would work. I just didn't think the screen holding it up was strong enough. But judging by the previous reviews, I chose it and I don't regret it at all. This saved me hours of work compared to the other option, a framed door. See the photos I posted. That's great. Installation requires two people, one pushing the other while screwing side to side. It took about 10 minutes. Perfect solution for our situation (the dog needs to get in and out of the pool…

I screen off railings for a living and was looking for a good dog door. I saw all kinds and nothing looked good. I saw one of these on a customer's porch and saw his dog using it and loved it. Bought one, installed it in under an hour, love it and so does our dog. By the way, if you read the reviews and are worried about the screws coming loose, the seller fixed it. Now you have nuts and bolts and you get 15 pieces for 14 holes. I definitely recommend this product. I am not a BOT or a paid…

A great solution for those with pool screens who don't want to cut the current door. Drill 1/8 inch. Be sure to look at my photos if you need clarity on what to buy. Two people are required for proper installation, but it's very easy. Make sure you use a razor blade (standing knife) to cut out the screen and cut very close to the plastic. Any protruding edge can cause the door to get stuck and not open properly. for her to find out. Great dog door! I love the look and would recommend it to…

This is a nice dog door but I'm only giving it 3 stars because of the screws and attachment points. The included screws are too small and are attached to plastic that is easy to remove. I don't think the screws and plastic alone are strong enough to withstand the pressure and wear and tear of this item. 3 screw holes cut out while I was assembling it. Solution: Ran to the hardware store and bought 3/4" #32 bolts, nuts and washers, then drilled through with a 1/8" bit. and fastened the door…

I bought this for a closed porch screen door so the feral cats we have relocated can easily get in and out (the porch should have a new home there but after 3 weeks they had other ideas and ripped the screens out of a few windows!). After removing the patio door I just followed the instructions and it was pretty easy. The only problem I had was not being able to securely connect the two sides before attaching the screws. The screws are tiny and didn't seem to want to go through the screens that

The fact that I could add a dog door to the sliding glass door was fantastic. In the warmer months I can leave the glass door open to let the air out and my dog can come and go as he pleases without attracting flies to the neighborhood! It was easy to install, but enough screws are included to screw it into one side or the other. Other. I had to add extra screws to fix it better. Be sure to tighten the screen or it will dangle a bit. The inner slide locks rub against the door's B-pillar and…

I bought this dog door to put on our sliding door to keep us safe from bugs this summer. Our puppies like to go in and out and this seemed like the best solution to me. A few weeks ago I installed one of the heavy duty pet resistant screens. The tighter you attach the screen, the better it works. I didn't remove the screen door for the install, but I would recommend doing so in hindsight. It was difficult to align it in a vertical position and start the fixing process. I also had to move it…

We had to replace the screen door and the pet door installed in it. It's hard to find a screen door pet door that fits a large dog. Our big guy weighs about 95 pounds and has the grace of a sleepy cow. Installing the screen was easy. It snaps into place and is secured with screws. It only lasted a few minutes. As part of the replacement, we used a screen door with a much heavier frame. The hinges on the previous dog door failed fairly quickly and the only thing holding it together was the…

This is a great door, much better than the horrible Petsafe door. It's decently constructed, sturdy, and pretty easy to install. However, it has a small but very annoying problem that is easy to fix. Two plastic frames glued together over the screen material are held together by 8 very small tiny screws that screw directly into the plastic frame. Just to get the perspective right, these screws aren't much bigger than eyeglass screws. And to make matters worse, those screws are attached to…