We are the brains behind the "Sliding Glass Pet Door" that made its appearance in 1976 and have been leading this industry with innovation and dedication to pet's free movement in and out of the house. If you've heard of the Endura Flap or the Sliding Pet Doors then we may not be totally unfamiliar. :)
Our journey spans 40 years of building maneuverable doors for your loving pets and our craft is inspired by a boundless love for the four-legged members of our families. We strive to achieve excellence in our products so that your pet can use them with ease, comfort and convenience! Get your first Pet Door from us. Read the entire story,
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There are 3 key things you should keep in mind when selecting the right pet door:
Install location: The answer is 'anywhere you can put a hole in the house'. You can cut a hole in a door, wall or open a window or sliding glass door. You can even install (with help) directly through any glass.
Remember to consider the possibility of a future uninstall because while a window can be closed but a hole through brick can be difficult to repair.
Buy the right size: See 'Measuring your Pet' to save money as people usually overestimate the size required. If your pet will be using their dog or cat door their entire life they may need more clearance, especially vertically when they're older.
Consider climate including wind: Some pet doors will blow open easily, some don't insulate and some don't seal. Consider the pet door you're interested in according to these three energy-transfer issues before you buy!
Pet Door Help Guides
- Pet Problems
- The Guide To Measure Your Pets
- Learn the Secrets of Pet Door Flap Design
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If they are in separate bores, yes you can replace them separately.
If you look at the edge of the door and you have one plate encompassing both latch and deadbolt, then more than likely you`ll have to replace the whole mortise box.
Although some have a screw through said plate that you can remove to release the cylinder, then check it with your key. If it works independently from the box, the problem is in the box and it should be replaced
One would buy security doors to protect their home from invadors. They would also buy security doors to add an additional layer of security to their home.