Concerning the medium sized 11.5 X 7 door flap. Is it possible to cut it down to fit a 6 1/8 X 10 1/4 door without losing bottom metal piece?
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not easily. you would need to cut the top and trim the sides including the metal. then redo the connection uo top.
550452
The Prime-Line S4405 door bar can be cut down to size very easily with a hack saw. Measure twice and cut once.
2089259
No I wouldn't recommend the door flap. It's opaque so it would be difficult to see through, and it is leaves about an inch gap on the bottom so it would be drafty in cold weather.
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This flap is 8 1/8 X 11 1/2..... you need the larger one... try this linl...PetSafe Classic Replacement Flap, Large, 700-416
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It would not be possible to cut the width from the doors. I did need to trim the top and bottom of mine since my opening was only. 72 inches
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Presuming your metal door is foam core like the one I did, it can certainly be installed but cutting the metal requires a pretty heavy duty Sawzall or similar. I made a pretty big mess of the cut and the directions lead you to put the template upside down. The good news is that the large width of the frame covered the irregular and jagged edges of the cut.
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I actually ordered a size where it only required a very short amount of trimming after it was splined in our screen door but we just used a utility knife to trim it around the edges, but I'm sure scissors would work just fine. I'm pretty sure we did a window once and just used scissors to trim that piece.
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All I can speak to is my door which is 6'.5" and it fits fine, I would email bodylastics.com and ask them.
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I had a similar problem. The door cannot be trimmed to make is smaller. However my husband being a finish carpenter simply took out the sheet rock header for the door and made the opening larger. All other screened doors were twice as expensive as these doors, so in the long run I was very happy. The entire installation only took him less than 3 hours. The draw back with these doors is they aren't tight and when opening they don't slide fast and that could be a problem for some people. In our application we only want the screen for air movement and have another door for going in and out......but no, the door cannot be trimmed at all. I had a similar problem. The door cannot be trimmed to make is smaller. However my husband being a finish carpenter simply took out the sheet rock header for the door and made the opening larger. All other screened doors were twice as expensive as these doors, so in the long run I was very happy. The entire installation only took him less than 3 hours. The draw back with these doors is they aren't tight and when opening they don't slide fast and that could be a problem for some people. In our application we only want the screen for air movement and have another door for going in and... » Read More I had a similar problem. The door cannot be trimmed to make is smaller. However my husband being a finish carpenter simply took out the sheet rock header for the door and made the opening larger. All other screened doors were twice as expensive as these doors, so in the long run I was very happy. The entire installation only took him less than 3 hours. The draw back with these doors is they aren't tight and when opening they don't slide fast and that could be a problem for some people. In our application we only want the screen for air movement and have another door for going in and out......but no, the door cannot be trimmed at all. « Show Less
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I have a petsafe door and flap. It should fit as long as you have 4 holes at the top on your door.
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My dog door info is worn so I don't know the brand. I think it's you. The opening is 11.5" x 17". What size flap should I buy? Thank for your help.
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The size I bought (using the replacement # on the flap I have) did not fit my door. The installation holes weren't even close to lining up (yes, I flipped it over to make sure I had it on the right side) and the flap was at least an inch too short. If it gives the total measurements for the flap online, I would measure the one you already have before ordering.
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Our doors are 1 5/16" thick, and there is probably a 1/16" gap left. If your doors are biggerr than that, then you may have to look for an alternative.
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I had an older version of the door so the replacement flap's holes for screws along the top did not align. I just drilled my own holes to fit my door. A bit inconvenient but it works great.
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If you're asking can it be cut down, yes, I cut one down to fit a 32 inch door.
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The cut out dimensions are 15 x 25.5. The outside edges of the door measure 19 x 28. The existing hole you have is smaller than the door itself, so it should work. The two halves of the door screw together and have rubber gaskets on each side. As long as the gaskets are touching the door all the way around, you shouldn't have a problem. But you could always call the company if you arent sure. We have two of these doors installed in our house and we love them.
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Sorry, I misunderstood the question. Yes, you should be able to cut it to fit.