Perfect Pet Aluminum Door Medium Review

The wing is curved leaving a gap on one side large enough not only for air intake but also for mosquitos. The weighted ground bar keeps it closed even in light winds. Now I need to find another same size pet door or replace the whole door,

The dog likes it, so it gets some stars. You can tell it's cheaply made when you screw it in and the metal gaps begin to widen. Be careful not to enter a metal door when cutting - I recommend stenciling both sides before cutting. The door was thick so I had to use longer mounting screws (#8a).

I have a 96 lb dog that uses it all the time and has never had a problem with it. It's well built and strong, and also closes without gaps, preventing cold air from entering. It was much better than the previous one I had from another brand which had a flexible plastic door.

Easy to install, instructions are printed in large which is nice. But the magnet at the bottom, which is supposed to close and keep the wind out, doesn't! Now we need to make a temporary wind barrier. After we bought a new door to install this thing we can't take it back and send it back for better closing. Therefore we will adjust it so that there is a stronger barrier against the wind.

I had a rather strange situation in my home: for a 45 lb Airedale Terrier who has now passed away with a new 9 lb -Jack used to have dog doors installed. Russell terrier puppy. The particular dog door in question was built into a heavy metal door that led from my garage to an outside paddock. The first and smaller door was too high off the ground for Jack Russell to use without acrobatics. Instead of replacing the door, I had the brilliant idea of installing an even larger door, but setting it…