Hole in double glazed patio door for cat flap.

markie1980

It depends on the condition of the door.
Does it look like the frame will come out reasonably easily or is it set into plaster/render both sides?
Take a good look at the other side of the door - is it nice enough to be in your newly refurbed kitchen?
How old is the door?
What type of security does it have?
As it's going in to a utility room, the weather proofing problems of reversing the door shouldn't be a problem.
To remove and refit the existing door with new glass and a cat flap would cost about £250, to do this with a new door would be around £550.

davidflood

Can someone message me with the contact details for the manchester company.

Thanks

David

jenmog

Hi All can someone message me with the contact details for the manchester company too thanks very much

jenmog

simonos

Willimrobb88 Please could you send me details of how I can contact you to obtain a quote as I need a cat flap put into a double glazed unit.

Thanks

Puddlesplasher

Williamrob88 - I also need a catflap putting in a double glazed conservatory door. If anyone can send me the details I'd be very grateful!

tanith

Could someone explain how when you open the sliding patio door with a cat flap in it doesn't shatter or smash the cat flap as one door slides past the other?.. surely the cat flap stands proud of the door and would be caught and broken as you try to open it......

MrsE_2

I personally wouldn't put one in a pation or french door as I think they are quite ugly & not what you want in a picture window.

I'm thinking of going through the wall with a pet porte.
Would rather not, but if I want to live without a litter tray I think I will have too.

markie1980

Tanith,
I have fitted these into patio doors and you can get slim line one's which don't get in the way of the other door.

markie1980

Like THIS one

chris1409

Hi wondered if you could contact me with your company details I live in New Moston and am interested in getting this done. thanks