Cut Hole In Glass Door For Cat Flap

Installing a sureflap microchip cat door in glass.

Cut hole in glass door for cat flap.

The simple answer is yes in most cases we can. Cutting circles out of thick glass duration. Yes you do need a new pane of glass with the whole pre cut into it. They come measure the glass and the cat flap hole needed.

For cat flaps dog flaps vents and extractors. Often we install cat flaps into upvc. How are cat flaps fitted in glass or doors. A few weeks later they come with the new glass and install it and then the cat flap.

They offer a range of sizes from small to large and look un obstructive when installing into your glass door. Watch this video to learn how to install the cat door into the pre cut hole using a cat door mounting adaptor. The total diameter of the mounting adaptor is 285mm. Not only does it look good but it is a cost effective way for our customers to install their cat flap.

Cutting a round hole in glass for a cat flap. Cat flap adapter can be used with the sureflap microchip cat flap the dualscan microchip cat flap or the microchip cat flap connect. This is followed by cutting glass to the correct size for the unit. Our cat flap fitters will cut the required holes into normal float glass as the cut needs to be bespoke for the product.

We take the glass out and replace with a standard upvc panel. Darryn mal 367 608 views. Sureflap offers a range of dog cat flaps for double glazing glass doors. When mounting in glass this accessory allows mounting in circular holes with a diameter of 212mm min to 260mm max.

To install the cat door in glass you will need to contact a glazier to supply you with a pane of glass containing a pre cut hole. I hope to clarify our opinion on installing cat flaps into a front door. The glass is then toughened and strengthened in the oven to make it strong and durable. Indeed this is a common installation in back doors.

This is followed by cutting glass to the correct size for the unit. The range of pet flaps from sureflap is designed specifically for use in double glazed doors. However this is determined by the nature of the job and the type of glass to be cut. Its because any glass below waist height has to be toughened and the catflap hole has to be put in before the glass is toughened.

The glass is then toughened and strengthened in the oven to make it strong and durable. Our cat flap fitters will cut the required holes into normal float glass as the cut needs to be bespoke for the product.