Would this be good to block a wide door way for a dog using each panel
1084050
It might-if your dog will not try to jump over it or push it down. I have used it that way when our dog was a puppy and couldn't jump over it or knock it over. Now she is big and would push it right over!
1084051
I think it would work providing you have a smaller dog. If it's a little tippy, knotch out a couple 2x4's about 10" long and set the gate in them for support.
1084052
These 2 panels are extensions for the enclosed panels. These cannot hold back a dog. Once it is leaned on it will fall. If you want to block a wide door I would get the Munchkin Protect Auto Close Metal Baby Gate. I got it for my entrance to dining room. It comes with various with. I bought the enclosed gate with a door because my pup was knowing on furniture and this is so much better than a cage. I hope I helped.
1084053
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247214
It sticks out 2" on each side. You can slide the lock panel on the inside panel, but it could be kicked in if they really wanted in. That person would be met by 3 dogs, best security system. Love the door.
1003934
This Pawz Away is specifically designed for that. I have two that are each in places I want to keep my dog out and they work. Note that the barrier area is not as wide as they demonstrate.
1317717
Yes. Mine works through metal, wood, cinder block. Wouldn't do without this. Also sent them to friends. I live in a ranch house. I have two at the REAR of my house. I put one on one side of the house and one on the other. If someone approaches, it gives the impression that the dog has moved from room to room. Also, be wise. Don't put this near a window such that someone could see it from outside.
160428
I installed it in a hollow metal door, so not positive, but I don't think you should have any problem. It may just take you a bit more work to cut through more material. Both our dogs only took a couple tried to figure out how to use it as well.
232869
Yes I use mine to keep my cat from pushing the screen out. Its a decorative look on the door
2095
Zack, These panels may be placed on any part of the unit. Each panel is the exact same size, just the door panel is not a solid piece. However, if you put the doorway on 'long' side, it will might not allow the tarp cover to fit as well due to swing panel of door unit. I've found workmanship and quality of the Lucky Dog to be a really good piece of equipment. Enjoy.
467480
Yes, it completely covers the area the dog might try to "jump" through. It makes a very effective barrier. However, be warned - that any determined dog, small or large is going to be able to move it around - it's attached with bungy cords - probably need steel straps to keep a large dog from completely coming through if the dog is really determined. :-)
2259147
Yes it should work great. It has extensions that canbe removed and added. Works perfectly for our office door to keep our little one out.
1237682
The large size is big enough for a smaller person to crawl through or to reach up and turn the inside door nob. But you would have that issue with any large size dog door. Included is a heavy plexiglass panel that can easily be put on or taken off to control pet access. Is this panel strong enough to prevent a person from kicking it in? I doubt it but if that is the situation you have bigger problems. I am ordering a second one of these doors in the near future for the garage. Great product and well worth the price.
2082930
not quite. My sliding door has a metal piece at the top which does not fit into the gap at the top of the petdoor. If I was more handy, I could probably cut the metal piece that causes the blockage in the pet door; however, this is just for balcony access, so I don't have to worry about locking the door.
1332104
I would think so. This is basically a sheet of thickish plastic--sort of like one of those disposable cutting boards. There is a slit where you slip the guard over the door handle. I believe pretty much any door handle will be accommodated. By the way, while this item isn't exactly aesthetically pleasing, it certainly keeps our dog from jumping to reach the doorknob. Good luck!
825695
Yes it can. That is basically what it is designed for. I have mine installed that way in an entry way to keep my dogs out of my office.
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
1718673
I did not bolt my in so I could easily remove it for cleaning. I have two dogs that use the door, including a large and clumsy standard poodle, and I have not had problems with the panel remaining in place.
1108064
I use the panel with the hinged opening gate across the doorway into the laundry room and hold the panel in place with carabiners/eyebolts in the door frame. Works great. Each panel is connected to the other with long rods or extra long rods(which goes into the ground) for sturdiness. Connecting them all together as a stand alone unit would be ok (in my opinion) for small dogs to be contained but large dogs and/or dogs who would jump on the panels-they would need to be secured to something for sturdiness. They are very strong/durable panels but having two large golden retrievers that like to jump- I would want to secure at least some of panels to something (if not into the ground) for steadiness. I purchased to units and love them and use them all the time configuring them accordingly my needs. I've been using one of the gate panels in my laundry room doorway for nearly 5 years and love it!
2029121
We have a paneled door, too. I could not get any one interested in this household to try to install so lost my temper and gave the door away. Now I am not responsible for opening the glass doors leading to the yard when the doggies want out. How is that for a solution.