🐶 Medium Doggie Door for Exterior Doors -Durable Plastic Pet Door for Dogs and Cats with Aluminum Lining, 2-Way Locking Slide Panel, Soft Flap, Rust-Proof, Easy Installation Review

Looks good. That's the nicest thing I can say. Since it's installed in the door, I'll stick with it. The plastic clasp is flimsy leaving ½ inch gaps on either side of the clasp when "closed". Mosquitoes and bugs infiltrate us. I don't know what to do with this, but I'll put my creative hat on and come up with something. A complete waste of money. FYI - we professionally installed it in a brand new door purchased from a reputable carpenter. Don't buy if you don't like being eaten by skeeters at…

This is a cute dog door. Not bad for $30. We bought it so the cat can go through the window into the room where her tray is. The package comes with very simple instructions on how to install the door and in the future we will be installing it in the door and not the window. . I think this pet door is a great option if you use it between indoors. Some design flaws I noticed were that the sash is non-magnetic and closes on all sides, so I wouldn't recommend it for outdoor use. doors. Small bugs…

Great dog flap! i love this door It comes with instructions that are easy to read and follow. I like that the lid door snaps over the valve which helps keep it from getting lost. It may not be a problem for some, but for us it was very important. Our kids, for some reason, love losing our old man who didn't. My flap was a little thicker, I'm not sure if it protects well from the cold in winter. But I think if not I can come up with something to help. The prices are much lower than other doors…

While this is a decent dog door, it is NOT easy to install. We ended up taking the door off its hinges to install it. The pieces that fit between two frames are silly and tricky to trim, luckily our door is thin enough we can get away without them. The door itself latches to close, but is difficult to remove and slide back. Bad design on that front. It's also designed to "stand up" in the up position when open, but it won't lock and the dog keeps knocking it over. Edit: Less than a year later…

I bought this door to allow our pets to walk between the basement and the main living area of our home. Although it is designed for outdoor use, we will use it for indoor use. I have not installed the door yet as we have not yet completed the necessary repairs. I will update my review after the door is installed. In the meantime I would like to leave a review about the door itself. The door is light and strong. The flap is heavy, so it hangs straight and nice, but moves easily once the magnetic

Update: I got a reply from the company and they gave me a chunky English like reply that they couldn't provide a replacement and would have to wait a month. So we just brought it back to Amazon. My advice is to inspect the damper before installing it. Customer service is non-existent. It looks good and the sash seems to work properly. That's a beautiful door. We had a hard time installing this item because we had a metal door, but that's just our situation. The only thing that bothers me is…

Let me start by saying that I am absolutely terrible at cutting hair. built-in door. I was concerned that the hole I cut would be too big or crooked and cause problems, but the pet door has enough wiggle room that crooked cuts won't really affect it unless they're horribly crooked. I think if you really know how to use power tools then installing this door will be an easy task. One thing I really liked and I didn't expect the sliding pet door lock door to stay halfway up even when not seated in