Can I use this dog door if I have panels in my door?
883135
Depends on the panel size and configuration, but all of the doors I looked at that had panels would not accommodate this door. I had a custom door made that had no panels. Just one flat plane.
883136
Yes. I bought a dog door this summer. I just had to use some silicon filler to fill in some gaps. Door works very well and it's worth the premium price
1415492
You should be able too. We left ours on , we have a miniature Aussie and 2 small cats that use them. we have 2 of the doors. Hope this helps.
658525
You could probably get away with one five panel fence ( 100ish") ...or two 3panel gates (64" each) it depends on what kind of surrounding support you have ( ie wedged between furniture/walls)...you can have a straighter line (5-panel)... If you need it to stand alone, you will need more length to zig zag it ( 2 of the 3-panel ones). It's a good little fence ...our dogs are the same ..bishon/shitzu ;)
36561
Absolutely. I actually need an extra gate, but am using the end panel as one to block hallway entrance. I have an open kitchen living room area. When at work, the dogs can't get into the living room or hallway where there is carpet. I love it, you see pics of it on amazon, the whole thing folds up neatly and can be restored in the box it was shipped in. Use as many panels as needed. When I am finished un packing, I will have my daughter take pics for the site, if allowed. You will love it! Richell, if your listening, How do I get another gate?
951435
I would think so. You might have to frame it in with some sort of wood just for thickness. It is really easy to install overall and one of the few doors with the heavy, FLEXIBLE flap so your animal won't choke should it decide against passing through. Good luck!
595402
I would think you could leave the panel off that has the door and zip tie the other panels to the side of a crate.
255915
The panel may be removed as needed. We found that it is not a tough chore, but not something to do casually. We have had our panel in place for four years. The dogs use it a lot. When we want to keep them in, we slide in the flap cover.
483790
The gate panel can be placed anywhere. Just be aware of this: The sewn plastic tarp roof extends further down on the long sides. If you extend the roof tarp all the way and secure it with the elastic fasteners, the door will only swing "into" the kennel because it will be impinged from swinging "out" by the tarp. It will work perfectly well.
81281
Possible but not easy. Would have to remove glass at least partially and built wooden filler panel with doggie door opening. Incidentally, we have discovered method to rivet electronic sensor to collar which works beautifully. Our two dogs are extremely active outdoors, wrestle one another etc. and zero problems with lost sensors.
1233330
These doors can be installed into a metal door, however there are special instructions for doing so. They suggest in the installation manual cutting the opening in the door a little larger or possibly using a mounting adapter to prevent the pet door from touching the metal on the door.
1026042
I don't see why not, but I have never done it. The door is hollow in places just like any other door and with the panels you need to determine the best place to put one and then make sure you have sufficient gasket to fill in any gaps.
1188038
You'd have to do too much finagling to get it to work given the thickness of the wall. The pet door is designed for the thickness of a door. Too much of a construction project. I'd look for one designed to go in a wall. Good luck!
680329
If the French door has sufficient wood in the bottom panel to accommodate the dog door it can go. However, most French doors I'm familiar with have glass all the way to the bottom sso the dog can't be installed unless you have a glass cut for it. A difficult and expensive proposition.
420918
Probably not because the dog door frame is snapped to the existing screen which is still attached to the door. It needs screen under and around.
2161229
Yes, for the height. For the width you might have to remove panels or just leave it like it is if you don't require a 'smoothness' when the door is close.
2172995
Yes. Absolutely. It is just a fabric door with magnets to keep it together. It is designed for animals to be able to go in and out of without trouble.
1985516
The doggy door will install on just about any surface that you can cut a hole through and that is less than two inches thick. The doggy door ads about an inch and a half to the thickness of whatever panel it is installed in. Folding doors may not be able to fold flat and there might be clearance problems with sliding or roll up doors.