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Cat flaps allow your cats to move around the house whenever they wish. However, if you want to secure your home it is crucial to fit a cat flap that can be locked. SheffLOCK will help you by finding a Tasker who is experienced in the installation of pet flaps onto sliding doors. You can then rest at ease knowing that you are secure within your home. Cost A cat flap can be made into a sliding glass door to let your pet go in and out whenever it wishes. You can engage an expert to put it in place or install it yourself. Hiring an expert is a good idea because it will save you time and ensure the cat flap is installed and secured properly. A professional can also assist you to select the right cat flap for your house. There are many different types of pet doors, including microchip-operated cat flaps. They can detect the chip of your pet or cat and only allow them in. They're more expensive but they also provide additional security. The cost of a cat flap depends on the size, type, and installation method. A standard cat flap can be installed on the top or bottom of a door for PS120-PS150. Additionally, you can install an electronic cat flap to an double-glazed door for around PS180-PS240. You can also purchase a pet flap specially designed for sliding doors, which can be put into the door's side without damaging the seal. It is possible to pay more for a pet flap with advanced technology or if it is larger. It is also possible to set up a pet door in a brick wall, but it can be more difficult and expensive than installing it in a glass doors. There are several ways to incorporate a pet door to your glass door, but the most well-known option is to install a cat flap with a frame. This option is perfect for sliding doors because it doesn't affect the strength of your door, or permit your cat to access the litter box from inside. The units are purchased from a glazier as replacement windows and can take anywhere from 6 to 8 weeks to arrive. If you don't want to wait for the unit to arrive, consider the Pet Door Guys “In the Glass” unit. It is pre-manufactured and has an Endura pet door on top with tempered glass below. Installation process A cat flap is an excellent way to give your pet some freedom while ensuring their safety. Installing a cat flap in an open door with glass can be difficult, but with the right tools and advice from a professional, it is possible to accomplish. Once cat flap installation has become accustomed to the flap, it can be locked during bad weather and when you don't wish for them to go. Before you start making your plans, ensure that the area where you will be working is free of obstructions. This will avoid injury and damage to your property during the installation. It is also best to speak with a glazier or anyone who is knowledgeable about cat flaps before you begin the project. They can help you choose the most effective method and avoid costly mistakes. The first step is to measure your cat's height from the ground to its belly. Then, mark it on the door where you would like to fit the cat flap. This can be done with a spirit level which makes it easier to follow the marking. Once you've done this, it's time to purchase the cat flap. Select a size for your cat that matches the design of your home. It should have a flap or lock to stop larger cats from entering. It is also advisable to test the flap before installing it, and then give your cat a few lessons to get them used to using it. With the template included with your cat flap, mark the dimensions on the door. Make sure that the marks on your door are clearly visible to avoid an unsuitable cat flap. fit. Make sure to consider any gaps that may occur during the fitting. Drill holes around the corners after you have identified the location of the cat flap. You can also use a jigsaw make a hole in your door. You must ensure that the jigsaw's blade isn't too sharp and that you wear a protective equipment when cutting through glass. You could break your door or breathe dangerous dust particles. Fitting into double-glazed doors Installing a cat flap on a double-glazed glass door is a convenient and simple way to let your pets enter and exit whenever they want. This can help to reduce unwanted behavior such as whining or running out of the house, and allow you to leave your pet home at all times for longer periods of time. It will also save you time cleaning up after your pet and stop them from destroying your property or garden. When it comes to putting the cat flap onto a double-glazed door it can be difficult and should be left to the professionals. This is because the glass used in a double-glazed door is usually toughened. This means that cutting a hole in the glass will cause it to break into thousands of tiny pieces, which would then be difficult to seal. In addition, it can be extremely risky to cut through a glass panel without the appropriate equipment and proper training. Before you begin installing your cat flap into the door with a glass panel make sure you mark the location of the flap using blu-tack. This will let you verify the position of the flap with a spirit level and make sure that it is flush with the rest of the door. It is also recommended to drill four screws around the edges of the plate – this will prevent any loss of cold air from outside and can be easily repaired later. It is important to prepare the double-glazed door or window prior to installing your pet flap. This will make the process easier and decrease the likelihood of cracking or damage to your windows or doors. If you're planning to install a cat flap on your double-glazed doors, it's recommended to talk to a Tasker. They will be able to provide advice on the type of cat flap that is best for your particular door and also how to prepare it to be installed. Another option is to replace your existing double glazed door with one that has an unbreakable panel. This is a less expensive option than having glass that has an enclosed cat flap cut into it. It will cost more than putting a cat flap in the door with a single pane. Fitting into a single glazed door A cat flap allows you to let your feline friend come and go whenever it wants, allowing you to put aside the role of doorman. It also ensures that your cat is not hampered by a sudden call of nature or by unexpected weather. The ease of using a flap for cats is well worth the expense. Installing a cat flap on a glass door will require the assistance of a glazier proficient in working with glass. A glazier will visit your home to measure your door, and provide you with a piece of glass with an opening that is pre-cut for the cat flap. The glass is then sprayed and sealed in a professional manner. This will keep your pet warm during the winter by blocking cold air from entering your home. A glazier who is certified can conduct several checks to verify that your pet door is functioning properly. In general, it's much easier to install a cat flap inside the form of a wooden or uPVC door than to install one inside a glass panel or window. The process of installation is more complex when the panel or door has decorative features with raised edges which require careful cutting away without damaging the door. In addition the glazed surface has to be sealed against rain to stop water leakage and damage. Glass doors like patios, French doors and bi-folds are great candidates for cat flaps. They are easy to put in and let your pet enter and exit the house without opening and closing the door. A good glazier will be able to install the cat flap on either a double or single glass door, based on your preferences and the style of your property. You can pick from a variety of cat flaps. Some come with microchips to prevent unwanted guests. Select a cat flap that is large enough to fit your pet's head and body. If your pet is too large, the flap may not be able seal properly. Check that the cat flap can be opened easily by using a key.