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Removing cat flap from glass window

We've got a cat flap in a double glazed window. The flap has broken off and I need to replace the whole thing. Problem is, how do remove the existing cat flap? It feels glued on pretty tight. Unfortunately I don't know what sort of glue was used.

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  • Typhoon2000
    Typhoon2000 Posts: 1,172 Forumite
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    I imagine it would be silicone sealant if it!!!8217;s glass, not much else bonds to glass.
  • jpsartre
    jpsartre Posts: 4,091 Forumite
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    Thanks, had another look and turns out it isn't glued on at all but simply fixed to the part on the other side with screws! Easy peasy to change.
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