Pet Door Screen Large (Black) (16″H x 12″W opening)

(as of 20/04/2010 05:15 - more info)

$15

Listed Under: Doors, Gates & Ramps

  • Color : Black
  • Size : 16″H x 12″W opening
  • Installs easily
  • For screen doors and windows
  • Locks

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Lockable screen doors for dogs and cats! Why be at Fido’s or Fluffy’s mercy whenever they want to go outside or come back in? Simply snap the plastic frames of this easy-to-install flap door together through the existing screen of your patio door, cut out the screen door, and your dog or cat can easily enter or exit anytime…unless you choose to lock the pet door. This convenient “cat flap” or “doggie door” works with all types of screens, and also can be installed in screened windows between the kitchen and patio as a food and drink pass-through. Make your dog or cat happy with this pet screen door. Available in 2 sizes to fit your pets : 10″H x 8″W opening (73061) and 16″H x 12″W opening(73060). .

2 Reviews

  1. ms. says:
    March 23, 2010 at 12:00 am

    These doors really do snap together, you just have to spread open the holes in the screen to fit over the tabs. If you have a metal screen, it would be difficult, but with the nylon screens it ain’t no big thang. I have had several and they are easy! Then you have to gently tap the top half over the bottom with a small hammer. If you cannot take the screen out of the doorway or window frame, that would be difficult, but if you can lay the door or window on the ground, it’s a snap.

    These are nice and lightweight and they last.

  2. Michelle McLain says:
    January 19, 2010 at 12:00 am

    We were installing this in our thick screen enclosing the pool area and it would not snap together over our screen. We were prepared for this since we had read other reviews saying it kept falling off, but it would not stay at all. We tried using plastic epoxy to hold it together, but it would not snap together in the first place so glue couldn’t pull the sides together. We ended up using about 30 bolts and nuts to hold the two pieces together. We had to put them fairly close together because the pieces that were supposed to snap together just ended up holding the two halves apart. Then we painted those to match and it looks okay now, but it took hours of work and a few trips to the store to install.

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