How easy is it to put a cat flap in a uPVC door?
You can fit a cat flap into solid uPVC doors fairly easily, since you can simply cut a hole in the door. Remember to check that your flap is large enough for your cat, and ensure the height is appropriate so that the cat does not have to jump.
Can you fit your own cat flap?
Once you’ve decided your cat is in desperate need of its own personal door, you can purchase one from the internet. Now, it’s time to install it. Measure. In order to ensure that your cat can come and go with ease (including as it grows), position your cat flap at about 10-15 centimeters from the floor.
Can you put a cat flap in a composite front door?
One question we are regularly asked by customers is whether or not a cat flap can be fitted in a composite door. The good news for pet lovers is that it is possible, but it is best to do it when you have the door made.
How do you drill a hole in a UPVC door?
Drill a small pilot hole for the screw and use a self tapping type of screw. Don’t use a screw that is too long or you may cause damage to something inside the door. You may find that the door has some steel re-enforcing under the upvc but you should be OK if you have drilled said hole first.
Can you put a cat flap in double glazed glass?
We are able to fit cat flaps into single glazed, double glazed, laminated and toughened glass, both in windows and doors. Your cats safety is paramount to us which is why any glass fitted will be put back in a toughened safety glass.
Can a cat flap be put into a glass door?
yes cat flaps can be fitted in glass! Fitting a cat flap into single glazing would normally require the manufacture of a new piece of toughened glass to withstand the pressure of the cat flap. Many people get cat flaps fitted into single glazing in a door between their house and conservatory.
Should I lock my cat flap at night?
Should I lock the cat flap overnight? It is preferable to provide them with unrestricted access to the outdoors, so that your cat can be outside when they need it or when they will enjoy it most. If your cat prefers to go to the toilet outside for example, then that constant access is important.