Can the hight of the dog door be lowered?
2030640
No but this is a great product. I am happy with my purchase. It was quailty time with my husband to put it together and install it. We are still married.
2030641
Not without significant modification and/or damage to the door. It was not designed to be moved up or down.
2030642
Not without cutting the frame. Would not recommend as you will expose the class to elements and get fogging and condensation between the glass pieces
2030643
No, the dog opening is fixed, and is located about 5" from the floor when installed.
1700983
No. Access is from the wire front door. Well I guess you could un-clip the side but it's not the way to put a pet in. You can dissassemble the sides but takes sometime. Hope that answers your question.
1378481
Possibly. Mine was too rigid for y pets to feel comfortable using and when it got windy it flew open. I prefer the pliable version of these doors.
657769
This door is fine as long as she has longer legs. My bulldogge has a hard time getting out/in due to the opening being too high off ground. It isnt as pictured and you cant lock a sliding glass door to it.
1045610
Yes, I think so. If the stagger from top to bottom is no more than 4 inches. The gate is not a pressure gate but it has screws that press against the wall. Easy to install -- no holes in the walls or anything. We like ours. Lets the cats in but he dog stays in the room.
1972504
Not at all. My 75lbs Golden Retriever does try to force it. After awhile, she waits for the 'click' before she even tries it. When closes, it lowers on a groove all the way around. Seems very secure, and somewhat weather tight. This door is awesome.
618426
Unless you can Lower the door header by 6", You will have to find different hardware. As this hardware sticks above the door about 6".
264848
The gate does not have to be installed on the floor. You can set the eyelets at any level you want. They suggest close to the floor so pets cant try to get under it and get stuck
140803
The hinges are covered, so I don't think you could do anything like that. I just tied a piece of ribbon (string would work too, I just happened to have ribbon closer to me at the time), to the top by the handle, and made a loop on the other end so we can loop it over the door handle. When the door is open, it holds the gate door open pretty well. Sometimes eventually it'll slowly pull the door closed a bit, but with a small door stop or if we tightened the hinges on the door, it probably wouldn't do that. If that doesn't sound like a do-able option, then this gate probably isn't for you.
2177947
I am not sure that the door would open wide enough. Also, the ramp might me a little to tall. I use it for a miniature dachshund to climb into the bed. It works very well but the material is a little slippery.
253195
You can adjust the tension. I have mine set to just close the door to almost closed. This way the Air conditioning stays in and my pet can still get in and out.
1756498
No. It is not adjustable. With a regular door, the height from the floor is 36 inches
392641
Yes, for now but my little dog was strong enough to get out of the little wired doors. My little chihuahua daschund mix is very nervous so she was frantic in there. If you secure the gates better it may work for you but don't forget, if you're not happy with it, YOU'll have to pay return postage which was going to cost me 60.00, Unless you by direct from Amazon
283957
Yes, I can lower and raise the window easily because the door guard FALLS OFF too easily! I have stopped using them because they are just a nuisance and WOULD NOT RECOMMEND to anyone.
300691
Yes. I added an L bracket to the top of the pet door to secure it to the top of the door frame for added rigidness.
1179917
As long as the total width of the inflated collar around their neck is less that the width of your doggie door you would be okay.
622452
Yes, as long as the bottom of door is reasonably close to flush with the floor. There is about an inch or so of adjustment to play with.