We offer a variety of glass for you to choose from, whether you want a clear panel or a patterned piece to match your existing glass, we will endeavor to get you the glass you require.

Cat Mate 4 Way Locking Glass Fitting Cat Flap (Medium)

We will then arrange an appointment to suit you to come and take precise measurements for your new glass panel, single or double glazed, and with our friendly staff discuss any requirements that you may have. Fit the Cat Flap: With the new panel of glass placed, we can install the cat flap into the door and let your cat come and go anytime. Our cat flap fitter is now covering a large part of the UK. We Fit For You are the number one choice for value, speed, competence and reliability. We fit cat flaps into: Replace Your Door’s Glass: We return to your home, remove your existing glass panel, and replace it with a new one. This new glass will fit your door just like new, except it will have a hole placed perfectly for your pet flap. Measure your kitty – Start by measuring the distance between the floor and the lowest point of your cat’s belly (which on most cats is usually about 10-12cm). If you have more than one cat, you’ll want to go with the measurement for your smallest cat

If you live in an area where there are a lot of cats then we would recommend either the sure flap microchipped cat flap or the magnetic cat flap if your cat wears a collar. Is there any specific requirements when buying a cat flap for glass?

Cat Mate 210W Glass Fitting Cat Flap | Closer Pets

Glass requires a circular hole for installation so, if you’re using a rectangular cat flap, you’ll need to buy a circular mounting adapter. Before attempting to install a cat flap, any untreated single-glazed glass should be replaced by toughened safety glass.Cat Flap Glazier – Cat Flaps Fitted into Single & Double Glazing Window & Doors – Cat Flaps Fitted Into French Doors, Patio Doors, Bifold Doors & More 0800 740 8163 However, if you’re an experienced DIY enthusiast, cat flaps usually come with an installation kit that typically includes a paper template showing you exactly where you need to drill holes to fit the cat flap. How to fit a cat flap in a wooden door Saw along the lines – Pop on safety goggles and dust protection mask and then, using a jigsaw, cut out the opening for your new cat flap. Cut slowly and carefully along the lines you’ve drawn, taking your time to make sure you keep along the lines The glass will then be cut at our factory and toughened so its nice and safe for your furry companion, it is then manufactured into a unit if double gazed before its ready for fitting. Screw your cat flap together – The final stage of fitting a cat flap is positioning the inside part against the opening in the door and aligning the screw holes with the holes in the door. Then, push the screws through and tighten them with a screwdriver. Finally, attach the outer part of your cat flap to the outside of the door (usually you’ll use nuts to fix the outer part in place). Job done!